Watching Zach speak so passionately about the production and postproduction of videos really makes me hope that one day he can direct a feature film. He really knows the craft
I thought this would be about the *Fan Fiction* when they said it's about sandwiches!! I've learned so much about the Try Guys' content making process from this interview, Keith & Zach interview on Colin and Samir, YB's editing videos, YB's interview on The Editing Podcast and Rachel talking about W.A.R. and Phoning It In on YCSWU. There is so much hard work that goes into their videos. They are lucky to have such a great team!!
I always knew these guys put so much thought and technique into their videos, but hearing Zach talk about everything is so incredible. As someone who wants to do this, I always love hearing people talk about their craft.
it's rather fascinating how much detail goes into it all just to make it more "palatable," to keep everyone engaged. and the musicality! it's really art. this is a great video!
He he. Anal Proclivity I love that Zach both takes himself very seriously but not the least bit serious at the same time! I personally think this is the charm of the Try Guys over all! The recognition of the absurdity of their jobs while having a passion for the craft!
I love Zach's videos, his ideas are so freaking funny and goofy... "Candid Competition" is unironically one of my favorite Try Guys series, and I love to hear Zach talk about it.
This was an incredibly good conversation and video! I've been a big Try Guys (and Zach) fan for a long time, and I've heard some of these anecdotes about his work and process before, but this was a much deeper dive and candid (lol) look behind the scenes. Super cool. I've also been following Jack's music for a long time too but didn't know this channel existed! Can't wait to go back and watch the old videos, lots of really interesting looking ones.
Love all these technical interviews the try guys have been doing lately! It’s been super interesting to see behind the scenes of some of my favorite videos
Psychological thriller. A cinephile who while filming a passion project goes viral for the wrong reason. Then he slowly goes crazy trying to prove his passion of cinema while being misunderstood in viral videos….
Jack, I don’t think it’s necessarily insecurity or need of validation to want people to know the work you put in. It could be that you have a need to be fully seen or fully understood. Or maybe it’s a mix of both! I think the point of this video demonstrates that… that the details are what make things great and pointing them out makes most people appreciate the art and craft that much more.
Viral really is about the spread, not the views. To be viral, something needs to inspire you to share it with virtually everyone you know. But viral doesn't translate to loyalty to the creator. Popular is a better term for high views of content that isn't viral.
All the videos on your channel offer moments where learning comes to the forefront. They are super to watch even a year after they were first posted. Good teaching can defy time. tHanks for the videos
Watching the Digital Spaghetti channel makes me want to dedicate my life to RUclips just so I can one day be a guest on this show answering all of Jack’s questions!
You’re doing great work here. I love what you pointed out in the video and the production and post etc. Thanks from someone who knows nothing about this.
I loved seeing Zach talk about process and changing direction, it's important for all parts of life, in the creative field or not. I also absolutely love all of the more story driven parts of Try Guys videos. The absurdity makes them really fun! I love Candid Competition.
That's why people love the try guys. They put effort to there work. Kodus to you for heloing us see parts to parts of our favorite videos from the Try Guys! 💜💙💚
As a film student, this is actually a master class broken down beautifully for simple understanding- I love how Zachs brain works: so intricate and textbook but put into such simple goofy vids I love it, and I can REALLY see it as a student of film myself
This is amazing. I know the guys are always talking about their editing and just how amazing it is, but as someone so far removed from this world, I never really truly absorbed that. This is the best display of how talented the guys and their editors and even their entire team are to make their videos. The thought and care that goes into “stupid” videos is incredible.
I love these conversation - this one is a RUclips masterclass! Now I just need a podcast version to bookmark parts in Snipd 😊 Kudos to the accompanying graphics
They put so much thought in to their videos and they're so well structured. I think that's why they have such staying power, these guys know what they're doing on a fundamental level.
Has anyone seen the new show Drag Me to Dinner? It looks like someone wants to make a Try Guys video who doesn't know how to make a Try Guys Video. They should have hired Zach.
I’m loving this channel. I would love to see you interview This Old Tony to see how you interview a pair of hands:). Plus would like to hear from one person teams - for instance, how do they get validation of ideas etc with no one to nut things out with.
Zach has become my favorite try guy because of all this he talks about. He has a passion and he is self aware that his talents are wasted in RUclips but still creates meaning and incredible videos using all of his resources and bringing people together to make chaotic yet extremely well organized productions. Bravo! The King Zach!
Love watching all over these. Jack your ability to hang with any guest from any walk of life and connect is admirable. Zack was also on point and like you said at the end it was really nice to see into his brain at the end. So glad this series in continuing.
thank you for saying "it's not really viral anymore they're just popular."
Watching Zach speak so passionately about the production and postproduction of videos really makes me hope that one day he can direct a feature film. He really knows the craft
i love whenever someone gives Zach a chance to talk about these kind of details, underrated king
I thought this would be about the *Fan Fiction* when they said it's about sandwiches!! I've learned so much about the Try Guys' content making process from this interview, Keith & Zach interview on Colin and Samir, YB's editing videos, YB's interview on The Editing Podcast and Rachel talking about W.A.R. and Phoning It In on YCSWU. There is so much hard work that goes into their videos. They are lucky to have such a great team!!
I always knew these guys put so much thought and technique into their videos, but hearing Zach talk about everything is so incredible. As someone who wants to do this, I always love hearing people talk about their craft.
I'm really impressed with Jack's interview skills
This interview is fantastic, and it was great to see Zach in his element.
it's rather fascinating how much detail goes into it all just to make it more "palatable," to keep everyone engaged. and the musicality! it's really art.
this is a great video!
He he. Anal Proclivity
I love that Zach both takes himself very seriously but not the least bit serious at the same time! I personally think this is the charm of the Try Guys over all! The recognition of the absurdity of their jobs while having a passion for the craft!
I love Zach's videos, his ideas are so freaking funny and goofy... "Candid Competition" is unironically one of my favorite Try Guys series, and I love to hear Zach talk about it.
I desperately want more Zach Kornfeld interviews, pleaaaaase.
"the most base youtube content possible which is sit at a table and eat sandwiches" direct to camera is such a funny keith dig
This was an incredibly good conversation and video! I've been a big Try Guys (and Zach) fan for a long time, and I've heard some of these anecdotes about his work and process before, but this was a much deeper dive and candid (lol) look behind the scenes. Super cool. I've also been following Jack's music for a long time too but didn't know this channel existed! Can't wait to go back and watch the old videos, lots of really interesting looking ones.
Love all these technical interviews the try guys have been doing lately! It’s been super interesting to see behind the scenes of some of my favorite videos
Psychological thriller. A cinephile who while filming a passion project goes viral for the wrong reason. Then he slowly goes crazy trying to prove his passion of cinema while being misunderstood in viral videos….
Candid Competition is actually genius
This was amazing and so inspiring. I love both their artistic brains and seeing them dissect together was so fun!
Zach presents himself as such a dingus, but he's actually a creative king. Exceptional.
idk bout y'all but I'd be more than happy to listen to Zach talk about film making for hours so go right ahead and make this a series lol
These videos have all been bangers, thank you for putting them out!
I think we just need zach to make a movie already.
He made a short film recently but I think it may still be in post production atm. Hope he gets to work on a feature film soon too!
Jack, I don’t think it’s necessarily insecurity or need of validation to want people to know the work you put in. It could be that you have a need to be fully seen or fully understood. Or maybe it’s a mix of both! I think the point of this video demonstrates that… that the details are what make things great and pointing them out makes most people appreciate the art and craft that much more.
lol at zach making the same dig as casey "i hate long interviews - except for this"
Thank you for the inside look on such an intricate process. Love the Try Guys. Love the video.
Viral really is about the spread, not the views. To be viral, something needs to inspire you to share it with virtually everyone you know. But viral doesn't translate to loyalty to the creator. Popular is a better term for high views of content that isn't viral.
Killed it Jack . Awesome convo.
All the videos on your channel offer moments where learning comes to the forefront. They are super to watch even a year after they were first posted.
Good teaching can defy time. tHanks for the videos
Wow, watching this really makes me want to be creative and edit some videos.
You're killing it man. You are going to be on the top.
So good, love the energy between you two. Inspiring and gives me a lot to think about.
This makes me wanna watch candid competition now because I never click on the videos because of the thumbnails and titles.
Wow! This was so good, so amazing interview, i had never looked at all the details that make a video experience work
Watching the Digital Spaghetti channel makes me want to dedicate my life to RUclips just so I can one day be a guest on this show answering all of Jack’s questions!
Would love to seee an interview like this with Marques/MKBHD
Such an inspiring vid
Disney DILF was not in my lexicon before watching this video
*i literally edit my music in my videos he same way! just because it feels right *
This was GREAT!
You’re doing great work here. I love what you pointed out in the video and the production and post etc. Thanks from someone who knows nothing about this.
I loved seeing Zach talk about process and changing direction, it's important for all parts of life, in the creative field or not.
I also absolutely love all of the more story driven parts of Try Guys videos. The absurdity makes them really fun! I love Candid Competition.
I really like to ser this serious side of Zach 🎉 so fun to see how much thought there is behind everything
Great interview 🎉
My dude what’s up with Deadwax?? Been waiting forever for so little news
Ok. Zach. This is why your videos are more interesting than GMM or GMMORE. LOVE IT!
One of the other Tru Guys broke some rules too
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PLEASE GET RYAN NG FILM
That's why people love the try guys. They put effort to there work. Kodus to you for heloing us see parts to parts of our favorite videos from the Try Guys! 💜💙💚
As a film student, this is actually a master class broken down beautifully for simple understanding- I love how Zachs brain works: so intricate and textbook but put into such simple goofy vids I love it, and I can REALLY see it as a student of film myself
Ned Fulmer jumpscare
I could watch these two break down candid competition for 12 hours or however long it took. This was fascinating!
Absolutely loved this! You asked fantastic questions, and I love how Zach broke down every detail.
This might be the best piece of content ever created. THANK YOU for giving us a glimpse into Zach's brain!!!! 😱😱😍😍
I’ve always really loved Zach, even just for his intelligence with the internet media space!!
This is amazing. I know the guys are always talking about their editing and just how amazing it is, but as someone so far removed from this world, I never really truly absorbed that. This is the best display of how talented the guys and their editors and even their entire team are to make their videos. The thought and care that goes into “stupid” videos is incredible.
I love these conversation - this one is a RUclips masterclass! Now I just need a podcast version to bookmark parts in Snipd 😊 Kudos to the accompanying graphics
🤔 a lot of talk about candid competition lately…..
Love learning about the cinema stuff Zach is so considered and thought out 😮😊
I'd love a longer version of this or part 2 😮
Now people in the comments, I encourage y’all to watch the Try Guys’ without a recipe series!
It's so nice seeing someone fully appreciate all the thought that goes into his process. As a creative, I find this all so fascinating and relatable
I love learning all these BTS details ❤
Love the show, keep it up !
This was fascinating! Would love to have a part 2 to get through more bullets! 👏👏👏
They put so much thought in to their videos and they're so well structured. I think that's why they have such staying power, these guys know what they're doing on a fundamental level.
Zach needs to do an online course on skillshare. This is soooo informative!
Really enjoyed this interview, thanks!
candid competition is genius, its the best series try guys has
would love to see zach return for more of these!!!
Has anyone seen the new show Drag Me to Dinner? It looks like someone wants to make a Try Guys video who doesn't know how to make a Try Guys Video. They should have hired Zach.
I love candid competition because it's so weird
Fascinating to see how different this is compared to Casey Neistat's process.
Such interesting conversation, I didn't even noticed that was almost half an hour long. 😅
This was so wonderful!! Such a good job at showcasing all of the effort and heart that goes into 1 minute of a “stupid RUclips video”. ❤❤❤
"unless it's this"😂
Love you Zack
I’m loving this channel. I would love to see you interview This Old Tony to see how you interview a pair of hands:). Plus would like to hear from one person teams - for instance, how do they get validation of ideas etc with no one to nut things out with.
These videos are amazing! Thanks so much for doing these. I can't get enough of them!
So much to learn from this video. Love it!
Zach has become my favorite try guy because of all this he talks about. He has a passion and he is self aware that his talents are wasted in RUclips but still creates meaning and incredible videos using all of his resources and bringing people together to make chaotic yet extremely well organized productions. Bravo! The King Zach!
Zach is so wonderful and talented!
Guy escaped can't stop by rhcp matrix of copyright 😂
These are so rare and special breakdowns. Please please make more of these if at all possible.
Every single video here is a course I'd pay to watch.
is that why zach keeps painting his nails? he's rebelling?
This is great!
weow
This was awesome to Watch.
Love watching all over these. Jack your ability to hang with any guest from any walk of life and connect is admirable. Zack was also on point and like you said at the end it was really nice to see into his brain at the end. So glad this series in continuing.