The render was pretty, but the fun of a Rube Goldberg machine is the repeated anticipation and payoff. I couldn't follow why each part was happening, so it became an unconnected series of weird events.
Critique: it would have been better if the camera moved slower and was a little more zoomed out so the viewer has the chance to appreciate the physics of the machine.
@@ZillionPrey he definitely does have a point, the amount of detail and things going on almost makes it difficult to read. it the shots definitely could have been directed better
@@ZillionPrey it’s a brilliant render, super detailed, it’s just that the camerawork makes it difficult to follow exactly how they want it to be followed. there being hardly any clear focal points is my main critique
IMO, slow camera panning like this in videos without 60 fps, always ruins it a bit, and even without that I feel like the whole thing was too blurry for me to properly appreciate the details. I feel bad about saying it, but for me personally it wasn't satisfying to watch at all :/
you guys should do a "random 3D assets challenge" like having a few documents with i don't know 5 or 12 random 3D files and you have to make something new, something amazing, something artsy .
They kind of did that! Except they were able to choose the assets (under a time limit) and they just had specifications they had to hit. I agree, the random 3D asset challenge would be very fun!
Feel like it was a bit hard to follow the machine with the camera movement/framerate and so much going on at once visually. I think the best machines are the ones you can clearly follow step by step without having to pause or rewind because you can always tell the cause and effect clearly
Yes, the camera movement almost gave me motion sickness trying to follow it, but otherwise it is a VFX marvel and I can also appreciate the work that went into it.
I didn't want to be mean and comment anything negative but I agree I had a hard time following what was going on, and to be brutally honest I only found the sound design satisfying, the 3D scans were insane too though
@@NathanRW But what if this whole video no no...whole Corridor content is CG made on Unreal Engine 6 which we even don't know about 💀 and have been watching since 2011 thinking they are real. Wait wait...what if that unreal engine is a CG too. No actually what if RUclips is CG...or what if your screen is CG or what if you are CG..but whole world can be CG right? 💀
critique as a watcher: First one that stood out is obviously, loosing stuff like the beans or the water is not very satisfying but rather the opposite. Camera wobble was really distracting and actually made me a bit motion sick watching (also a bit too much going on at once). The sound design was overall decent but there could've been more ambience considering it was such a big space with lots of stuff happening, maybe even some reverb. Besides that I love how creative the space is, all the small elements and hidden little things are super fun to look at.
Yeah I would definitely agree that the camera movement was very unnecessary and disorienting. Also while cool, it certainly wasn’t satisfying so I’m not sure why they stuck with that in the title.
As a rube goldberg device I give it a 4/10 as a digital render I give it a 7/10. Hard to see the connected pieces working together but the assests are great looking just hard to follow.
these dudes aren't just filmakers, they are great actors too! I mean I'm impressed that every video has a plot instead of just them filming the making of the project
Beautifully conceived and executed CGI Rube Goldberg contraption, though there are two minor problems. The first is that a good build strives not to waste elements, so you wouldn't have beans lost or water sloshing out. The second is that, though it was exceptionally clear to see, it was still a minor bit confusing as to what was happening due to the camera wobbling about and not more centered on the element in play that is moving from one point to the next. There's so much to see going on around the particular spot that is moving forward that you get too distracted and miss the point of following the beans from beginning to end. Still, awesome creation. Loved it.
ye that really destroys the satisfying element when stuff spills etc. its pretty high quality, so sinking that much time into it it cant all be perfect i guess
I feel like they really struggle with the concept of satisfying. They go so hard on creating something *technically* great that the end product loses most of the core tenants of satisfaction. IMO a satisfying render would be clean, smooth, and easy to follow. Rough 3D scans, junk everywhere, jerky motion and a hard to follow camera for me makes this more like a portfolio of various skills the crew have than a cohesive project with a clear goal in mind. I don't want to shit on the end product because the process is super enjoyable to watch, just wish they'd go all in on one end of the spectrum and succeed, rather than trying to squeeze in so many competing elements that just cancel each other out and hurt the final result. Everything is very impressive individually but together it turns to mush.
I don't mind the spilling too much as it kinda grounds it a little more and makes it a tiny bit more believable. The camera, however, was making me absolutely sick. Why was it wobbling around so much? And it never stayed still, and the motion blur....
The problem is that there seems to be multiple parallel tracks going on in the machine… making it impossible to follow. That combined with unclear details like the pump (which I had to read about as I just couldn’t see it).
I enjoyed the video, but I honestly had a hard time following what was happening in the Rube Goldberg machine. Between the camera movements, the noisy background, all the VFX, and the actual machine itself, I found it too overwhelming for my eyes to understand exactly what was going on the whole time. Looked good, though!
It also looked strangely blurry the whole time. Like, they tried to get a small focal length, but they also changed the focal point so much that it's just disorienting.
@@NOWABO I feel like they were trying to hide the imperfections in the 3D scans. They looked good, but not good enough to replace an actual model in most cases.
As much as I love seeing Jake doing the ad reads, I love when I see him playing a character for the video, and how it affects the "plot" of the video. Jake is so funny!
I loooved the video; I don't know why I think these segments are so fun, I feel it's the writing and the effort you guys put in it, and I love it, please do more! Would be awesome if you guys did a machine that "was" in the real world (3D scanned, etc etc), and acted like you guys built it for real :)
All art really is this way lol as a graphic designer, that’s the reaction I strive for. When I show someone a logo, and they go, “Ok?” That’s when I know I nailed it lol because it looks so professional that my friends don’t care because it just looks like a logo to them
I gotta say, this video is a prime example of what's amazing about this channel: Not only is there an interesting piece of VFX that covers modeling, keyframing, simulations, sound design, and 3D photo scans, but then wrapped the entire thing in a creative narrative that blends the real world into it, THEN wrapped that whole video into a creative narrative about artists dreaming of and constructing this project, while blending it with the meta-narrative of working at the office and dealing with real things like time management, AND managed to slip in some really solid and sincere partner placements. It's just so impressive.
I know everyone is giving positive feedback and really don't wanna be the party pooper, but the animation was a bit disorienting and I couldn't focus on the action. There were quick ways to fix it, maybe using a shallow depth of field to remove the distractions in the background or work a bit more on designing the environment and let the eyes focus on the action rather than jumping all over the place. Still thumbs up for cool 3d scans!
Just throwing an idea out there, when Jake said he is kinda thursty for some coffe, it would have been cool if Fenner put up his phone the same way he did in the animation and it would go through the whole process again in fast motion, and in the end they would be in the kitchen with Jake also being there talking to them and ending the video. None the less, it was an amazing video, yall are very inspiring. Loved the work.
This world is rapidly passing away and I hope that you repent and take time to change before all out disaster occurs! Belief in messiah alone is not enough to grant you salvation - Matthew 7:21-23, John 3:3, John 3:36 (ESV is the best translation for John 3:36) if you believed in Messiah you would be following His commands as best as you could. If you are not a follower of Messiah I would highly recommend becoming one. Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life - Revelation 3:20. Contemplate how the Roman Empire fulfilled the role of the beast from the sea in Revelation 13. Revelation 17 confirms that it is in fact Rome. From this we can conclude that A) Jesus is the Son of God and can predict the future or make it happen, B) The world leaders/nations/governments etc have been conspiring together for the last 3000+ years going back to Babylon and before, C) History as we know it is fake. You don't really need to speculate once you start a relationship with God. Can't get a response from God? Fasting can help increase your perception and prayer can help initiate events. God will ignore you if your prayer does not align with His purpose (James 4:3) or if you are approaching Him when "unclean" (Isaiah 1:15, Isaiah 59:2, Micah 3:4). Stop eating food sacrificed to idols (McDonald's, Wendy's etc) stop glorifying yourself on social media or making other images of yourself (Second Commandment), stop gossiping about other people, stop watching obscene content etc. Have a blessed day!
Corridor's CG content would have been enough for them to be a successful company and channel. The fact they decided also to produce their own workplace comedy TV show is amazing.
0:24 that is the most homoerotic way to grind coffee that I can possibly imagine, gyrating your hips with your boys while the lost song from the Brokeback Mountain soundtrack plays
At 9:15 you can see a grey couch on the poly cam website. That is the couch we took photos on from my wedding! MY brother took the 3d scan of it before hand, so cool seeing it in a video.
This made me think of a lovely idea for an unsatisfying rube goldberg machine. A Flying shot over a fun and complicated looking device, but when it starts, it knocks over the first domino which just... misses, as the camera continues the flyover of the dead contraption, blending into the opening shot..
@@ParallaxDimensions-RUclipsYT Wren seems out classed by everyone who has joined corridor recently. He seems slow to really grow his skills, but he's been doing this for a decade. Just compare him to Peter. They aren't even in the same class.
@@fatal510 Whether he wants to be or not, I think Wren has become a sort of vfx supervisor for Corridor now that they've expanded so much. But he's been impressive for a long time. Peter is for sure extremely talented, though, I don't think anyone can deny that.
I appreciate every little detail in the final render but honestly it's a little bit hard to follow and see what's going on, I wish they made it much slower to make it more satisfying. Either way Great Job!
Glad to see Jake's character arc over the course of the episode finally come into fruition after his ritualistic summoning was complete. Also I'm not even mad at the Jonah ex Machina, coming to the rescue with the sound! (Damn great render guys, seriously well done)
Yeah, that camera was just wobbling side to side the whole time. It's was very disorientating. I hope they see all the criticism and make a slower more stable version of this render. It doesn't allow you to appreciate anything that's really happening.
Watching it at 0.75x makes it a lot easier to follow some of the finer elements. Once you see how it all works together and aren’t distracted by some of the background stuff, it really is an incredibly complicated and cool contraption that they’ve dreamt up and executed. And that’s to say nothing of the aesthetics and tech at display hear. Great work as usual Corridor Crew!
I never cared for CGI. Found this channel about 2 weeks ago and have watched about 30 videos so far. I never knew CGI was so hard to do and now when I watch any movie all I do is think about what is CGI and what not and what methods they must have used. LoL.
a thousand times easier now than it once was. its amazing what can be done. there is some great software (blender) that is also completely free and almost as good as what pixar etc would use. they used blender in this video. but yeah, its definitely not easy, even from my extremely limited experience of just playing around with it from time to time.
@@lucbloom Not to also be an asshole but this is clearly a job they all worked very hard to get and one they enjoy. We’ve seen that they are all very motivated and punctual people. I can almost guarantee you that if there really is any procrastination it certainly hasn’t evolved into a problem. These guys have been doing this same stuff for more than a decade, before they had any official supervision like Jake. I’m sure there would be no Corridor Digital if procrastination among them was the problem you suspect it may be
As a Swede, feeling compelled to mention "fika"! Having coffee and something to munch on. A must for any workplace. Perfect time to discuss things in another environment and get input from others that you may otherwise miss out on. So many solutions being found during fika.
Scanning and comp was amazing. But man was that hard to follow and overly crowded. I appreciate all the tech you guys try out and fun you have, but don’t forget the fundamentals of filmmaking. Sometimes less is more. Still enjoyed it, just got motion sick from the camera and everything going on.
Really cool animation super beautiful especially with the lighting. I do feel like the zooming in and out of the phone and fading transition to "loop" it is kind of a copout though, doesn't feel like a loop to me 😅
*_Seeing this made in Blender is literally what is about to happen when the Blender Foundation is continuously evolving._* *_And as a Blender user, this render feels like it should be a short film._*
Just realized that 3d scans on their phones is the equivalent of musicians/producers recording any sound they hear in public that catches their ear with potential the same way objects catch their eyes.
Man you worked so hard for this. A simple thing like coffee and turning it into content was really amazing. I think this was one of the best and most complicated render challenges of all. These render challenges is why corridor digital piqued my interest in VFX and rendering. And since Peter said 'bringing imagination to reality. This is why I love rendering' and I owe you one for that. This is why I love your content. P.S please bring more of these render challenges and satisfying CGI. It's so fun to watch. Kudos to all. Waiting for more renders 😁😁😁😁😀😀
I wish they had gone with a hi-tech theme for making coffee. Imagine seeing a single coffee bean being sliced into grinds by a grid of lasers. That would be satisfying. This video made my coffee addiction feel like a dirty drug habit that was ruining my life 😂😂
I must say, this polycam thing must be the greatest thing designed for rebuilding flats and houses, like you could scan your whole environment, then the designer can show you in VR what they've come up with,then you can approve or disapprove that (not for free, obviously), but at the very least, you would not be negatively surprised with something you don't want at the end, so it's all worth it.
@@bluewhalestudioblenderanim1132 the entire video is a paid advertisement, the company Polycam hired them to make a video that revolves around using their app. they even put the link for Polycam *twice* in the video description lol
It was kinda hard to follow what was actually happening from one element to the next. I feel like if the camera focused more on where the action was it would be easier to follow. Maybe slow it down a bit too in spots. Was all over the place a bit
Mom said, “if you don’t have anything nice to say, then don’t say anything at all”…, so the sound design was wonderful. Really fantastic work on the sound my man! The sound was so real, sharp and true. Chef’s kiss. 👌
Can we all acknowledge how this is a company where if there is a problem with management or the workplace is too lax, while fixing the problem it also generates them more content? It's pretty cool.
Hey Corridor Crew, I just wanted to let you guys know how important all of you are to me and how each and every one of you brings a smile to face each video every day and how funny everyone there is I have been working on vfx for about 2 years and you guys have helped me learn from the bottom and rise to the top and just thank you for everything you've doon for the RUclips community
As someone who built real life rube goldbergs, it is oddly satisfying to see them have similar hurdles to making one come to life. Turns out, you need to force some things to work properly by manually animating them. Meanwhile, a real life RG requires you to rethink that entire section to make it work. Great troubleshooting dudes
If anyone was curious how photogrammetry and programs like Polycam are used outside of an artistic setting, archaeologists actually use them! We use programs like this to make photo-realistic renders of artifacts, features, archaeological sites, etc. because it's easier and safer to have a 3d model than it is to physically move something that may be thousands of years old, or that shouldn't be disturbed (i.e. a set of human remains). It's ridiculously cool technology that can be used for a whole mess of really cool things even beyond the art world!
Jake's ability to grow facial hair during the course of a flight from Texas to LA is very impressive.
Glad I'm not the only one who noticed lol unless he just likes randomly filming himself waking up like the Undertaker lol
He's interacting with the bed but his head looks like it's rotoscoped, weird
The mustache is detachable.
The render was pretty, but the fun of a Rube Goldberg machine is the repeated anticipation and payoff. I couldn't follow why each part was happening, so it became an unconnected series of weird events.
Like the time Mermaid Man and Barnacle Boy got superpowers from slightly overcooked popcorn!
its just cause of the colours they used imo, it was too dark and I feel like it didnt do a very good job of guiding ur eyes through the process
Critique: it would have been better if the camera moved slower and was a little more zoomed out so the viewer has the chance to appreciate the physics of the machine.
Why? It's a fluent loop, just watch it until you fully analyzed every frame :)
Change the playback speed
@@ZillionPrey he definitely does have a point, the amount of detail and things going on almost makes it difficult to read. it the shots definitely could have been directed better
@@ZillionPrey it’s a brilliant render, super detailed, it’s just that the camerawork makes it difficult to follow exactly how they want it to be followed. there being hardly any clear focal points is my main critique
IMO, slow camera panning like this in videos without 60 fps, always ruins it a bit, and even without that I feel like the whole thing was too blurry for me to properly appreciate the details. I feel bad about saying it, but for me personally it wasn't satisfying to watch at all :/
you guys should do a "random 3D assets challenge" like having a few documents with i don't know 5 or 12 random 3D files and you have to make something new, something amazing, something artsy .
They kind of did that! Except they were able to choose the assets (under a time limit) and they just had specifications they had to hit. I agree, the random 3D asset challenge would be very fun!
Yes!!
13:40, The moment Jan arrives, my eyes pop open with excitement and my heart leaps with joy! Someone's going down!
Fenner has really grown as a personality on the channel. He seems more comfortable in the videos. Love to see it.
Jordan, Peter and Son.
he looks like pewdiepie
@@rahulk4482 I was gonna say he looks a bit like Clint with a fuller beard, but pewdiepie is much more accurate! Lol
Who
Fenner is a stud he doesn't need a personality with that body
Feel like it was a bit hard to follow the machine with the camera movement/framerate and so much going on at once visually. I think the best machines are the ones you can clearly follow step by step without having to pause or rewind because you can always tell the cause and effect clearly
agreed, I had no idea what was going on. Visuals were amazing though
Yes, the camera movement almost gave me motion sickness trying to follow it, but otherwise it is a VFX marvel and I can also appreciate the work that went into it.
I second this
So basically, the rude goldberg coffee machine was a success then. It's good to know they achieved what they were going for.
I didn't want to be mean and comment anything negative but I agree I had a hard time following what was going on, and to be brutally honest I only found the sound design satisfying, the 3D scans were insane too though
I feel like we’ll never know when Jake’s voice is really him
Many say this Jake is just an actor with face replalcement and the AI voice, the real Jake is tied up in a basement in Texas.
@@NathanRW But what if this whole video no no...whole Corridor content is CG made on Unreal Engine 6 which we even don't know about 💀 and have been watching since 2011 thinking they are real. Wait wait...what if that unreal engine is a CG too. No actually what if RUclips is CG...or what if your screen is CG or what if you are CG..but whole world can be CG right? 💀
@@rishabhgusain everything is made by Sam alone in his room with Unreal Engine
@@dan_aca Come from real account Sam. Don't CG with me and can u please stop glitching my freakin mouse
@@dan_aca its actually power point
critique as a watcher:
First one that stood out is obviously, loosing stuff like the beans or the water is not very satisfying but rather the opposite.
Camera wobble was really distracting and actually made me a bit motion sick watching (also a bit too much going on at once).
The sound design was overall decent but there could've been more ambience considering it was such a big space with lots of stuff happening, maybe even some reverb.
Besides that I love how creative the space is, all the small elements and hidden little things are super fun to look at.
Yeah I would definitely agree that the camera movement was very unnecessary and disorienting. Also while cool, it certainly wasn’t satisfying so I’m not sure why they stuck with that in the title.
Basically it sucked 😅
how tf did this make you motion sick
@@TheSealseal nah
@@Spheraz Yah
Jordan and Fenner play really well together. Awesome job on hiring Corridor. They're both extremely talented, very likeable and uniquely different.
I love that yall's "scripted" stuff doesnt feel like reality TV where they try and pass it all off as candid, it feels like goofing around 😂
ik if I were Jake I would absolutely demand that this episode be super obviously fake lol
As a rube goldberg device I give it a 4/10 as a digital render I give it a 7/10.
Hard to see the connected pieces working together but the assests are great looking just hard to follow.
thank you for your professional review! without it having us grounded, we´d have no context of greatness. *bow*
@@nyubi007 aw thank you. You may rise peasant.
so are you a rube goldberg machine or a digital render
@@toafloast1883 im 50:50
@@nyubi007 Professional review? Guess anyone can be a professional nowadays.
these dudes aren't just filmakers, they are great actors too! I mean I'm impressed that every video has a plot instead of just them filming the making of the project
I love how talanted jake is, and his acting is on point every time
nice obvious sarcasm
Still a better Batman than Ben Affleck.
The frequency of Jan trying to team-wipe everyone has shot up recently and I’m LOVING IT.
Love how jan just randomly turns up and causes chaos. He needs to be in every episode. Including artists react
Now build it for real, complete with tiny trumpeting men.
game grumps 10 minute power hour
Did the person running the GG account think they were logged into their own profile lmao
@@BaIlZack While possible, that also sounds exactly like something Arin would say XD
A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one
It's them, the video game lads!
Beautifully conceived and executed CGI Rube Goldberg contraption, though there are two minor problems. The first is that a good build strives not to waste elements, so you wouldn't have beans lost or water sloshing out. The second is that, though it was exceptionally clear to see, it was still a minor bit confusing as to what was happening due to the camera wobbling about and not more centered on the element in play that is moving from one point to the next. There's so much to see going on around the particular spot that is moving forward that you get too distracted and miss the point of following the beans from beginning to end. Still, awesome creation. Loved it.
ye that really destroys the satisfying element when stuff spills etc.
its pretty high quality, so sinking that much time into it it cant all be perfect i guess
I feel like they really struggle with the concept of satisfying. They go so hard on creating something *technically* great that the end product loses most of the core tenants of satisfaction. IMO a satisfying render would be clean, smooth, and easy to follow. Rough 3D scans, junk everywhere, jerky motion and a hard to follow camera for me makes this more like a portfolio of various skills the crew have than a cohesive project with a clear goal in mind.
I don't want to shit on the end product because the process is super enjoyable to watch, just wish they'd go all in on one end of the spectrum and succeed, rather than trying to squeeze in so many competing elements that just cancel each other out and hurt the final result. Everything is very impressive individually but together it turns to mush.
@@noaburr Thanks. Glad I wasn't the only one to have noticed these issues. :)
I don't mind the spilling too much as it kinda grounds it a little more and makes it a tiny bit more believable. The camera, however, was making me absolutely sick. Why was it wobbling around so much? And it never stayed still, and the motion blur....
I don't know if its not my style or what, but I really didn't like the operation of this machine. It had a lot of waste and doesn't look good.
I love the role Jake plays, but in reality he clearly treats the team like, you know, humans… hence seemingly unstoppable creativity
Yeah, Jake is definitely a big part of Corridor's success.
The problem is that there seems to be multiple parallel tracks going on in the machine… making it impossible to follow. That combined with unclear details like the pump (which I had to read about as I just couldn’t see it).
I enjoyed the video, but I honestly had a hard time following what was happening in the Rube Goldberg machine. Between the camera movements, the noisy background, all the VFX, and the actual machine itself, I found it too overwhelming for my eyes to understand exactly what was going on the whole time. Looked good, though!
It also looked strangely blurry the whole time. Like, they tried to get a small focal length, but they also changed the focal point so much that it's just disorienting.
Yep. I had the same issue. Camera moves waaaaaaay too fast. needs to be like twice as slow. great job i guess but I did not enjoy it nor like it.
@@NOWABO I feel like they were trying to hide the imperfections in the 3D scans. They looked good, but not good enough to replace an actual model in most cases.
yeah same although youtube compression probably doesnt help
Seems a lot of us felt the same way
I really feel Fenner has found his role within the team and is a great addition!
Keep up the solid work guys and girls at Corridor.
As much as I love seeing Jake doing the ad reads, I love when I see him playing a character for the video, and how it affects the "plot" of the video. Jake is so funny!
You like ad reads? They aren't even bits they're just adverts at the end of the video bruh
@@goobleron sometimes they are bits
Hell no, all the Corridor skits are bad, and Jake's are the worst. Stick to CG, you aren't actors!
@@jaspervanheycop9722 what?
I mean... this whole video was an ad
Legitimately, this poly cam is one of the coolest advances in special effects techs in my personal opinion
I loooved the video; I don't know why I think these segments are so fun, I feel it's the writing and the effort you guys put in it, and I love it, please do more!
Would be awesome if you guys did a machine that "was" in the real world (3D scanned, etc etc), and acted like you guys built it for real :)
I always loved seeing the ins and outs of VFX, it's a perfect example of "if you do things right, people won't be sure you've done anything at all."
I thought your profile picture was a hair on my screen lol
All art really is this way lol as a graphic designer, that’s the reaction I strive for. When I show someone a logo, and they go, “Ok?” That’s when I know I nailed it lol because it looks so professional that my friends don’t care because it just looks like a logo to them
Your profile picture is pure evil. I like that.
The most impressive part of this was Fenner, Jordan, and Peter harmonizing lol
Smoother than Blonde Roast Coffee
LOL yes! That was the best part!
Because of the glasses, I thought it was CMike. Now Fenner is the second nicest guy.
Literally ctrl+f'd to see if anyone else thought this.
Jake calling himself the Texas Hammer is hilarious. I bet he’s seen a lot of Jim Adler’s billboards and commercials now since he lives in Texas lol.
I gotta say, this video is a prime example of what's amazing about this channel: Not only is there an interesting piece of VFX that covers modeling, keyframing, simulations, sound design, and 3D photo scans, but then wrapped the entire thing in a creative narrative that blends the real world into it, THEN wrapped that whole video into a creative narrative about artists dreaming of and constructing this project, while blending it with the meta-narrative of working at the office and dealing with real things like time management, AND managed to slip in some really solid and sincere partner placements. It's just so impressive.
10:21 I bet that was the CLEANEST that bathroom has ever been, considering they were scanning it. lol
I know everyone is giving positive feedback and really don't wanna be the party pooper, but the animation was a bit disorienting and I couldn't focus on the action. There were quick ways to fix it, maybe using a shallow depth of field to remove the distractions in the background or work a bit more on designing the environment and let the eyes focus on the action rather than jumping all over the place. Still thumbs up for cool 3d scans!
Agreed I think the camera movement was a bit fast I couldn't see what was happening but it was still dope
I will never understand what this "party pooper" thing is...
@@Nekotaku_TV looking at a good thing but only seeing/pointing out the bad basically or in this situation.
@@hendershot_films That's assuming this is a good thing. It was nonsense that many other people found disorienting and uncomfortable to watch
its the very heavy blur, i could not see anything while camera was moving.
Just throwing an idea out there, when Jake said he is kinda thursty for some coffe, it would have been cool if Fenner put up his phone the same way he did in the animation and it would go through the whole process again in fast motion, and in the end they would be in the kitchen with Jake also being there talking to them and ending the video. None the less, it was an amazing video, yall are very inspiring. Loved the work.
This world is rapidly passing away and I hope that you repent and take time to change before all out disaster occurs! Belief in messiah alone is not enough to grant you salvation - Matthew 7:21-23, John 3:3, John 3:36 (ESV is the best translation for John 3:36) if you believed in Messiah you would be following His commands as best as you could. If you are not a follower of Messiah I would highly recommend becoming one. Call on the name of Jesus and pray for Him to intervene in your life - Revelation 3:20.
Contemplate how the Roman Empire fulfilled the role of the beast from the sea in Revelation 13. Revelation 17 confirms that it is in fact Rome. From this we can conclude that A) Jesus is the Son of God and can predict the future or make it happen, B) The world leaders/nations/governments etc have been conspiring together for the last 3000+ years going back to Babylon and before, C) History as we know it is fake. You don't really need to speculate once you start a relationship with God.
Can't get a response from God? Fasting can help increase your perception and prayer can help initiate events. God will ignore you if your prayer does not align with His purpose (James 4:3) or if you are approaching Him when "unclean" (Isaiah 1:15, Isaiah 59:2, Micah 3:4). Stop eating food sacrificed to idols (McDonald's, Wendy's etc) stop glorifying yourself on social media or making other images of yourself (Second Commandment), stop gossiping about other people, stop watching obscene content etc. Have a blessed day!
@@Rekkuza-eu6sp dafuq
Glad Peter's been appearing in videos again! I have missed the young chap.
Corridor's CG content would have been enough for them to be a successful company and channel. The fact they decided also to produce their own workplace comedy TV show is amazing.
0:24 that is the most homoerotic way to grind coffee that I can possibly imagine, gyrating your hips with your boys while the lost song from the Brokeback Mountain soundtrack plays
At 9:15 you can see a grey couch on the poly cam website. That is the couch we took photos on from my wedding! MY brother took the 3d scan of it before hand, so cool seeing it in a video.
hahahah wow. That must be fun seeing some random 3d scan you did suddenly appear in a corridor video
This made me think of a lovely idea for an unsatisfying rube goldberg machine. A Flying shot over a fun and complicated looking device, but when it starts, it knocks over the first domino which just... misses, as the camera continues the flyover of the dead contraption, blending into the opening shot..
Peter and Jordan are the goated corridor combo, no question
Wren and Clint??
Jordan and Jordan?
@@ParallaxDimensions-RUclipsYT Wren seems out classed by everyone who has joined corridor recently. He seems slow to really grow his skills, but he's been doing this for a decade. Just compare him to Peter. They aren't even in the same class.
@@fatal510 Whether he wants to be or not, I think Wren has become a sort of vfx supervisor for Corridor now that they've expanded so much. But he's been impressive for a long time. Peter is for sure extremely talented, though, I don't think anyone can deny that.
I appreciate every little detail in the final render but honestly it's a little bit hard to follow and see what's going on, I wish they made it much slower to make it more satisfying. Either way Great Job!
Glad to see Jake's character arc over the course of the episode finally come into fruition after his ritualistic summoning was complete. Also I'm not even mad at the Jonah ex Machina, coming to the rescue with the sound! (Damn great render guys, seriously well done)
18:15
You should use that sound clip as a "JakeHX" intro when ever it's a Jake specific video.
If you tried to give people motion sickness, you deserve an A+.
Yeah, that camera was just wobbling side to side the whole time. It's was very disorientating. I hope they see all the criticism and make a slower more stable version of this render.
It doesn't allow you to appreciate anything that's really happening.
19:07 - for anyone looking just for the finished product
It's about the journey not the destination. It's about the friends we made along the way.
Watching it at 0.75x makes it a lot easier to follow some of the finer elements. Once you see how it all works together and aren’t distracted by some of the background stuff, it really is an incredibly complicated and cool contraption that they’ve dreamt up and executed. And that’s to say nothing of the aesthetics and tech at display hear. Great work as usual Corridor Crew!
Amazing and fun as usual! the green screen casting the light on his t-shirt 20:07 is killing me tho!
I never cared for CGI. Found this channel about 2 weeks ago and have watched about 30 videos so far. I never knew CGI was so hard to do and now when I watch any movie all I do is think about what is CGI and what not and what methods they must have used. LoL.
RoFL
Hehe. Lemme guess, born post 2000s?
@@lucbloom
I’m post 20th century and I care about VFX and CGI. (Shut up I know VFX is CGI)
a thousand times easier now than it once was. its amazing what can be done. there is some great software (blender) that is also completely free and almost as good as what pixar etc would use. they used blender in this video.
but yeah, its definitely not easy, even from my extremely limited experience of just playing around with it from time to time.
Corridor Crew playing with nerf guns
Jake: 😠
Corridor Crew playing Smash Bros.
Jake: 😡
Corridor Crew drinking coffee
Jake: 🤬
I love that Jake isn't really an arsehole boss, he just plays one on RUclips.
Is he?
He's the Paul Sr. of this show. He even has the mustache and tatts
Not an asshole, but I bet he’s quite tired of having to stop the procrastination marathons from time to time.
@@lucbloom That "procrastination" pays the bills. They make a clear point of that in the video.
Jake doth protest too much.
@@lucbloom Not to also be an asshole but this is clearly a job they all worked very hard to get and one they enjoy. We’ve seen that they are all very motivated and punctual people. I can almost guarantee you that if there really is any procrastination it certainly hasn’t evolved into a problem. These guys have been doing this same stuff for more than a decade, before they had any official supervision like Jake. I’m sure there would be no Corridor Digital if procrastination among them was the problem you suspect it may be
As a Swede, feeling compelled to mention "fika"! Having coffee and something to munch on. A must for any workplace. Perfect time to discuss things in another environment and get input from others that you may otherwise miss out on. So many solutions being found during fika.
Scanning and comp was amazing. But man was that hard to follow and overly crowded. I appreciate all the tech you guys try out and fun you have, but don’t forget the fundamentals of filmmaking. Sometimes less is more.
Still enjoyed it, just got motion sick from the camera and everything going on.
Really cool animation super beautiful especially with the lighting.
I do feel like the zooming in and out of the phone and fading transition to "loop" it is kind of a copout though, doesn't feel like a loop to me 😅
This is a trio to be reckoned with , can't wait to see what they come up with in the futureeee
7:34 I can only imagine the amount of clean up all these takes took lol
I love Jake, and all the effort he puts.
1:40 That was really good
That harmonised "Jake" was the real winner. Beautiful
Jordan: In a way you're making diamonds, from the pressure.
MPC Executives: Write that down!
I really love this trío. Literally they all balance each other in this amazing weird way haha
EDIT: omg Jonah haha that was funny too
*_Seeing this made in Blender is literally what is about to happen when the Blender Foundation is continuously evolving._*
*_And as a Blender user, this render feels like it should be a short film._*
I have this theory that Jordan's teeth are very high poly CGI, matchmoved in real time. They're too perfect.
When we most needed them, they returned.
You guys NEED to talk about “Everything Everywhere All At Once” on the next CGI react video! Just saw it, and some of the effects blew my mind!
Every time I see that title it reminds me of Everywhere at the End of Time and I shiver
This is a masterful render. The combined powers of Fenner, Jordan, and Peter are too much for this world to handle
Just realized that 3d scans on their phones is the equivalent of musicians/producers recording any sound they hear in public that catches their ear with potential the same way objects catch their eyes.
Man you worked so hard for this. A simple thing like coffee and turning it into content was really amazing. I think this was one of the best and most complicated render challenges of all. These render challenges is why corridor digital piqued my interest in VFX and rendering. And since Peter said 'bringing imagination to reality. This is why I love rendering' and I owe you one for that. This is why I love your content.
P.S please bring more of these render challenges and satisfying CGI. It's so fun to watch. Kudos to all.
Waiting for more renders
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James Hoffman would be spinning in his grave if he saw that electric grinder touch his single origin coffee! Get a decent one guys ;)
In his grave?! Has the 1930s, 50s and 70s coffee finally caught up with him?
@@jonathanlidbetter956 Let’s meet again here in 50 years and check again.
I wish they had gone with a hi-tech theme for making coffee. Imagine seeing a single coffee bean being sliced into grinds by a grid of lasers. That would be satisfying.
This video made my coffee addiction feel like a dirty drug habit that was ruining my life 😂😂
I love this and the final render but I would minimize rotating the Z-Axis for the render cam; I found it a little disorientating when I watched it.
Fenner struggling to count how many coffees he has per day is gold
I must say, this polycam thing must be the greatest thing designed for rebuilding flats and houses, like you could scan your whole environment, then the designer can show you in VR what they've come up with,then you can approve or disapprove that (not for free, obviously), but at the very least, you would not be negatively surprised with something you don't want at the end, so it's all worth it.
Nothing beats a satisfying render of coffee in the morning
The smell of a high quality roasted 3090
You guys take the most random ideas and make them some of the most entertaining videos on the platform lol
yeah that's the most entertaining part of this :)
if by random ideas you mean paid advertisers and by videos you mean commercials
@@Derek_Keenan I don't think advertisers came up with all of this stuff . . SO What Do You Mean ???
@@bluewhalestudioblenderanim1132 the entire video is a paid advertisement, the company Polycam hired them to make a video that revolves around using their app. they even put the link for Polycam *twice* in the video description lol
It was kinda hard to follow what was actually happening from one element to the next. I feel like if the camera focused more on where the action was it would be easier to follow. Maybe slow it down a bit too in spots. Was all over the place a bit
WHAT AN AMAZZZING STORY TELLING AND ABSOLUTELY SATISFYING RENDER!!!!!
Jordan shooting himself to finish the video is awesome, that's commitment
These three dudes are quickly turning into a dream team.
1:30 would have been funny if they passed by a bunch of people playing Smash
Mom said, “if you don’t have anything nice to say, then don’t say anything at all”…, so the sound design was wonderful. Really fantastic work on the sound my man! The sound was so real, sharp and true. Chef’s kiss. 👌
8:04
This bit was so well-executed, haha! Impeccable comedic delivery, too. 🤟
Can we all acknowledge how this is a company where if there is a problem with management or the workplace is too lax, while fixing the problem it also generates them more content? It's pretty cool.
Hey Corridor Crew, I just wanted to let you guys know how important all of you are to me and how each and every one of you brings a smile to face each video every day and how funny everyone there is I have been working on vfx for about 2 years and you guys have helped me learn from the bottom and rise to the top and just thank you for everything you've doon for the RUclips community
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As someone who built real life rube goldbergs, it is oddly satisfying to see them have similar hurdles to making one come to life. Turns out, you need to force some things to work properly by manually animating them. Meanwhile, a real life RG requires you to rethink that entire section to make it work.
Great troubleshooting dudes
0:55 was that water in those mugs 🤔
18:22 - that rise of the third voice made a pretty sweet harmony ...you guys could sing together, potentially! What the heck? :D
17:49
I love when the drone shots capture random shit happening in LA. Is that a fire in the background? A block or so back
That was incredibly cool, but I got lost if I'm honest lol, wasn't sure where to look to follow the sequence, but it was glorious nonetheless. :)
A minute in and this as already the 2nd best coffee commercial they ever made
Now make satisfying renders that are also bowling animations
19:16 they even got a jump ball here. THATS AGAINST THE RULES
“the time they’re wasting on coffee”
Time spent on coffee is never spent wasted
I wonder how many takes they had to finish that sketch in the beginning
It wasn't a sketch it was a real dream
The satisfying renders series is my favourite (especially machines), I'm glad you are continuing to do it
Let me send you guys some of my parents farms coffee, best you'll ever have!
If anyone was curious how photogrammetry and programs like Polycam are used outside of an artistic setting, archaeologists actually use them! We use programs like this to make photo-realistic renders of artifacts, features, archaeological sites, etc. because it's easier and safer to have a 3d model than it is to physically move something that may be thousands of years old, or that shouldn't be disturbed (i.e. a set of human remains). It's ridiculously cool technology that can be used for a whole mess of really cool things even beyond the art world!
18:20 was the most beatiful "Jake" Iv'e ever heard.
0:56 That's some awfully diluted coffee, it's completely see-through!
I was looking for that comment. Not sure if it’s intentional though 😂
Right
Probably water
the green colour cast from the phone on Fenners top at 20:11 :-(
I was shocked when the coffee was put directly in a dry filter instead of one pre-wet. Then we found out it was all a dream and I can rest easy.
LMAO 8:19 did anyone else catch that Jake had a mug that says "Bacon gives me reason to get out of bed" and it was just full on filled with bacon?
That introduction boys.. *chef's kiss*