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I know this is an old video now, but your Boston dynamics video is being used by a New Zealand University to study people's empathy towards robots and I think that's pretty awesome
@@ArlanKels No. It took 200 people to make a full 90+ minutes movie, at a consistent extremely high quality. This video is just cute. but the quality they delivered is just incomparable to the one from Chappie.
Get a degree? There are actual VFX courses. Then there are tons of tutorials out there both free and paid. University gives you access to all software and cameras.
@@Anubis3200 yes, the software alone will costs thousands if you count all the plug-ins and different versions. I tried teaching myself a lot of vfx topics but quickly found out that what was holding me back was a decent camera setup and the literal library of software you need. You can learn a ton on your own, but actually doing it and applying that knowledge costs $$$
@@JohnBham79 Illegal software downloads? Not recommended but pretty much everyone does it, especially at the learning stage. Even my University teachers kinda encouraged it. And if you enroll into University, then all software licenses are like 50-75% cheaper. Not into pirating? After Effect is a good one to start with and it is only £20 a month and you can cancel license at any point. Footage wise, again Internet. If you are interested in Roto/Paint/Compositing, which is mainly what these guys did apart from CG modelling, lighting, animation and etc, then you can always work with existing films. Try rotoscoping characters from films and putting them into other shots. Or removing certain object from the shot altogether. No real need to fully film your own footage in order to learn the basics. And Roto/Paint is a starting point for almost everyone who wants to be a compositor. There is always a way. I got into University making videos with animated films, not even real actor ones. When they asked to bring live footage material, I filmed a fight between knights (during a show) on my phone and then gave them light Sabers from Star Wars. Made a commercial edit for Fencing club using one of the basic video cameras. None of my software were legal at the time. But that was enough to get me into University where I had access to Green Screen studio, tons of software and equipment. And after building Showreel have me work in VFX industry now. Still come back to fan videos purely for casual fun and nostalgia. So yes, it is very much possible.
Jumped on the Corridor Crew train when you guys made the reactions to CGI videos. This channel is truly a gem on youtube!! Every video finds the balance between being informative and fun which makes it a stand out. Thanks for teaching me to appreciate the amount of hard work that goes into visual effects. Your videos are so entertaining and you guys should be super proud with this channel's success. Keep it up Crew
I didnt know it was fake, but I had suspicions when the gunshot and whip part was happening, but overall I didnt know until the very end and was really amazed and surprised. It was one of the videos that introduced me to the channel and made me start watching their videos.
dude no joke i thought the video was real untill the robot lost his shit..i was confused then i was like oh shit this is cgi. i am very impressed, amazing work....very very impressive
My late husband and I have been following the Boston Dynamics videos through the years. He showed me your video. At first I thought it was real. I figured out it wasn’t when he laughed like crazy. He had a great laugh. Thanks for making a good memory for the two us. It warms my heart when I think of it. I miss him very much and wish I could show him this video. I wish you all the best.
@@kurttomlinsoncompositions1067 On the VFX subreddit people compared the Crew to proffesionals even though they never stated they were. Yet those redditors were triggered by the react videos, which are aimed at hobbyists, non filmmakers and not industry working people.
So here are boys who went to college ,studies,software engineering,applications ,graphic designing and other related computer staffs then they organized bought or rented a studio then are doing what they love .. Your work is amazing ...
Yeaah dude.. These guys inspired me so much, actually 7 years ago already through the channel FreddieW back then.. That's why I got in film school. You guys rock
@@t1e6x12 - We went to the moon but there's an old movie about it, basically you couldn't have the president talking to static if they lost the TV signal from the moon (11watt transmitter over 250,000 miles) so its understandable that there would have been an identical set to cut to in case the TV signal was lost. And its as simple as that; Arse covering! Of course you couldn't let people know or the Chinese, Russians, most of America woudl cry 'Fake!' :o) So we both went and didn't.
Yeah, I don't know anyone else who does this. The bold transparency to, not only have a sponsored segment disclaimer, but to include the timestamp so you can efficiently choose whether or not you want to watch it, takes away all the annoyance of built-in ads and flips it into respect beyond words.
I mean, these Bosstown Dynamics videos are probably the best you guys ever done. Considering how good they look and the limitations you guys have as an independent VFX studio. Especially the quantity of VFX's necessary for just a few minutes, it's insane.
you should react to The Lord Of The Rings CGI vs The Hobbit its CGI I have been leaving this comment on more than 20 video's and I WON'T STOP UNTIL THEY MAKE THE VIDEO!!!
If that serves as a compliment, I watched the actual video thinking it was an actual Boston Dynamic's video, even with the Bosstown name in it, thought it was a joke from them. I just realized it was fake when there was a glimpse of light by the ending part, and of course, the fluid movement when the robot attacks back. So, you tricked me for a very long moment. Good job, and thanks!
@@George901210 They do literally the same stuff. It's like comparing an Indie Dev Team to a AAA Studio. The Indie obviously has to wear more hats therefore is objectively better. But CG in 2019 is easy peasy and Complex != difficult
@@preddyshite6342 I'm not saying they're not good, they're awesome at what they do. But the kind of people doing the hard stuff in movies like in a senior level is mindblowing
@@George901210 "awesome at what they do" that's so condescending it's hilarious. If Corridor Digital magically got 100x their budget, they probably wouldnt need to upgrade most of their equipment to produce Hollywood quality work. Maybe like an automated jib crane and a bigger studio. But the only thing they might need is an organic modeler and even hollywood outsources facial mocap to specialty studios. There's a threshold between amateur and pro and CD passed that years ago. Sure there's more talented people working on the stuff that inspires CDs work but to try shoe-horning them into some mediocre sect means you don't exactly know what constitutes VFX.
@@preddyshite6342 I think you're going in the wrong direction, I'm here because I love the stuff they do, it's no condescending, I don't know how saying they're awesome is some kind of an insult. it's not about money or better equipment, or bigger studio or more people, I'm talking about a senior level artist, people solving hero level shots. in context of the comment saying that 2 it's better than a big studio its no reference point. that's all
@Chlorhydric Acid Reacts Because it meks me sed remembering all the good times he had given us. Obviously tho, I was over exaggerating though ngl I do miss the man xD
"We aren't perfect artists..." Immediately fools half of the internet. Edit: When you learn that a comment you made months ago got 1.4k likes with the stupidest spelling error :l
You guys did such a good job that I didn't realize it was fake and bosstown instead of Boston until about halfway through, and the dog was the only thing that looked CG
Will you release a side by side of the raw footage and the final video? I feel like Clint’s robot acting doesn’t get enough appreciation Edit: my prayers were answered
MIT / boston dynamics = government agency masked as a college for geniuses. Corridor crew = beta male workaholics with brain cells that feed off unused sperm in southern california , a place that will soon be void of white men..... the two establishments have literally no connection or communication.
Reasons why I've always wanted to make an invisible BMX rider video, but haven't for $500 Wren. Props to you guys for making this happen. SO SO technically difficult
This is so inspiring and informative. Diving into an idea is the only way to learn how to handle the unexpected challenges. Crew, your enthusiasm is infectious!
I thought it was a real Boston dynamics video until he was climbing on the boxes. I couldn't figure it out but there was something wrong with the feet. But still was blown away . you guys are good.
Well fellas, I am a professional VFX artist and CG animator and compositor. Overall, I liked it, but here are some comments made to be constructive: More feather in your clean plate mattes, and match the grain level, I was able to see the lines from the too much to none at all grain level on the mattes. Are you compensating for depth of field? In some shots the CG robot appears more sharp than other objects/people at the same focal distance. (Detective Pikachu had that problem here and there as well) The contact shadows on the... wood blocks? didn't quite nail it, a bit of hover foot going on there. And that's at a glance. From one digital artist to a group of others. I love you guys!
I agree, especially on matching the noise level. You can denoise easily with Neat Video (the latest version is amazing) and then re-apply noise on top of everything, including the robot (which is missing the noise here and there). As for the hovering foot, Clint should have worn shoes similar to the robot so you'd keep that part instead of removing it.
Everything you guys mentioned we were certainly aware of. For various reasons we were not able to address them though, mostly time. The final LUT also brought out a LOT of detail that was more subtle in the raw renders.
@@SirWrender I always increase the gamma in the AE window to check if the blacks match! But I understand the lack of time... next time hit me up, I'd be more than happy to work with you guys again!
I've been thinking this for awhile, and I'm surprised they haven't already! Considering it's one of the easiest places they can film in, why not have it on standby for a quick model when they need a bit more in depth VFX shot?
I had no idea you were the people behind the "Bosstown Dynamics" gifs I've been seeing. I hadn't a clue how they were made before this, but I'm actually pretty impressed! One less thing to cry into your pillow at night about!
I like how you talk about not just the CG side of things but also the 2D aspect at 9:45. Roto & paint/prep is quite tricky at times and sometimes harder than the compositing side itself, I'm currently a junior nuke comper & roto/paint artist myself.
Ironically, some of the “mistakes” you made in the shoot that added complexity to your VFX work is also what sells the realism of the final product. You should know that, after I realized I wasn’t watching a real Boston Dynamics robot become sentient before my eyes, what made me really appreciate your work were those little details that you THINK you want to avoid but trust me therein lies the art. The first watching made me subscribe. The third watching made me join your Patreon. Congratulations gents.
Showed the video to my co-worker, who does the CGI for our company, and he jumped at screen as soon as the "robot" climbed up onto the first box, pointing out the foot on the box looking off, but otherwise loved the video and was dying of laughter.
You guys did an AMAZING job on this project!! I have seen many Boston Dynamics demo videos over the years, and thought that this was just one of their latest ones. I didn't realize that I fell for a parody, until the robot "ball-kicked" the technician! You should all be very proud of this piece of work. I certainly would be!
Carbon Fiber isn't really *the* strongest material. Its more like the strongest material for its weight. Steel for example is stronger than Carbon Fiber, but weights a fuck ton more per cm³
I can't believe I saw people falling for this video on Twitter, you guys did a great job! I saw a tweet with a clip from this video and all of the replies were about how you guys are going to cause the robot revolution 💀
Congratulations on a very well made video. Considering that just the 2 of you worked on this is no small feat in itself! Constructive Criticism: The only thing that felt off was the lighting in some of the shots and some minor foot slippage. Maybe being outdoor with light sources that are bigger and less likely to change due to people moving around would have led to better lighting realism?
I watched the video you are describing and almost took the bait until I noticed the robots feet did not seem to be grounded to the boxes he was stepping on. That said, it was an amazing job, I certainly couldn’t have replicated it, and it was a great spoof. Well done.
If Wren and Clint do an After Effects & Cinema 4D tutorials channel would be greeat !! Love the work they do and the way they explain things, a little more of "how to" in the videos would be amazing !! Keep the good job you're doing !!
You guys are really talented. I hope you know just how many people out here love your work. That video was one of the absolute best you've done! Keep up the great work 🙏
You guys inspire me. I'm not traditionally trained in the field but I do have an honest love and interest in it. Seeing you have fun and kick ass at the same time makes me want to learn more.
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Boston Dynamics: Lets make robots act like humans.
Corridor: Let's make humans act like robots.
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Smartphone and social network creators doing it.
Corridor is ahead of the curb
666 likes!
CJ Londonio oh god we've made it boys
I can't believe this is all free. Valuable information for young artists. Thank you.
Maya 4d isn't
@@derp3044 But blender is
a quality channel called Captain Disillusion talks about this stuff sometimes too
I know this is an old video now, but your Boston dynamics video is being used by a New Zealand University to study people's empathy towards robots and I think that's pretty awesome
"Usually those big budget big boi movies, they've got a lot of big.. bois" - Clint
Dont forget the date thats some important shit
Love how they basically got something that took 200 people to do with like..2 people..
Almost like hollywood wastes a ton of their money
@@ArlanKels
If you took 2 people to do all of the 3hours plus of Avengers 4 it'd take them 5 years bitch
@@ArlanKels No. It took 200 people to make a full 90+ minutes movie, at a consistent extremely high quality. This video is just cute. but the quality they delivered is just incomparable to the one from Chappie.
Ok Ok Lets Go To Flippa Clip Now
Movie: has vfx that has 100s of artists and millions of dollars invested into it.
Corridor Crew: 👀
they are not that good tho...
@@Siniestro yes they are bro
@@Siniestro uhh they are probably better. Yet they lack hundreds of millions of dollars, and a larger crew. Still can output damn good quality!
80% skill 20% jank = 200% Awesome. Wait is that right?
The jankier, the better.
"I'ma go ahead and say I recommend these shirts, I think they're great"
*Changes back into regular shirt*
Aron Michael - If you watch closely, everyone does. This is filmed over multiple days
*Plot Twist:*
This is the behind-the-scenes of the _real_ MIT Boston Dynamics.
Now we know what the real business of Corridor is..
Plot Twist:
This isn't the Plot Twist
Mit is behind these guys they're actually atlas 2.0
Perfection
Bro your robot looks realistic than iron manark 51.
Thank you Wren for explaining; using chappie! I was always curious how the movements felt so fluid.
Came in to see VFX for the fake Boston Dynamics robot. Came out wanting to buy a One Wheel.
MegaDon exactlyyyyy
MegaDon it’s only like 1000 dollars
It's bosstown dynamics
@kfc.mp4 no he video hat they made about the robot is named bosstown dynamics. Look at the bottom right
@@kaustubhgupta8356 yeah but this person was talking about how the robot was a fake version of boston dynamics
This is pretty quickly becoming one of my favorite channels.
yessiree !!
“So how do I break into the VFX industry?”
“Well first, you go to Rhone.com.”
What? No videocopilot.com?
Get a degree? There are actual VFX courses. Then there are tons of tutorials out there both free and paid. University gives you access to all software and cameras.
@@Anubis3200 yes, the software alone will costs thousands if you count all the plug-ins and different versions. I tried teaching myself a lot of vfx topics but quickly found out that what was holding me back was a decent camera setup and the literal library of software you need. You can learn a ton on your own, but actually doing it and applying that knowledge costs $$$
@@JohnBham79 Illegal software downloads? Not recommended but pretty much everyone does it, especially at the learning stage. Even my University teachers kinda encouraged it. And if you enroll into University, then all software licenses are like 50-75% cheaper. Not into pirating? After Effect is a good one to start with and it is only £20 a month and you can cancel license at any point. Footage wise, again Internet. If you are interested in Roto/Paint/Compositing, which is mainly what these guys did apart from CG modelling, lighting, animation and etc, then you can always work with existing films. Try rotoscoping characters from films and putting them into other shots. Or removing certain object from the shot altogether. No real need to fully film your own footage in order to learn the basics. And Roto/Paint is a starting point for almost everyone who wants to be a compositor.
There is always a way. I got into University making videos with animated films, not even real actor ones. When they asked to bring live footage material, I filmed a fight between knights (during a show) on my phone and then gave them light Sabers from Star Wars. Made a commercial edit for Fencing club using one of the basic video cameras. None of my software were legal at the time. But that was enough to get me into University where I had access to Green Screen studio, tons of software and equipment. And after building Showreel have me work in VFX industry now. Still come back to fan videos purely for casual fun and nostalgia. So yes, it is very much possible.
Amazing work guys!
1 like lol noob
Titanium sphere productions
Old Amiga/Toaster guy here...marveling at the work.
@@littlegirlwhodosentknowshi5351 5 likes lol noob
What MBS? Like the Muhammad bin Salman? The prince of Saudi Arabia?
Jumped on the Corridor Crew train when you guys made the reactions to CGI videos.
This channel is truly a gem on youtube!! Every video finds the balance between being informative and fun which makes it a stand out. Thanks for teaching me to appreciate the amount of hard work that goes into visual effects. Your videos are so entertaining and you guys should be super proud with this channel's success. Keep it up Crew
Vfx that would need an entire team to make look good
Corridor Crew: 3 take it or leave it
It looks good but it isn't movie quality, that's why I'm big movies they have a much bigger team.
Not just look good, but time-efficient.
For almost the whole Robot video, I thought it was real. Amazing efects, lighting and other details. Awesome.
Well done guys !
@@John-ik2eg yeah
@matthew Howcroft agree
I didnt know it was fake, but I had suspicions when the gunshot and whip part was happening, but overall I didnt know until the very end and was really amazed and surprised. It was one of the videos that introduced me to the channel and made me start watching their videos.
I've been watching how they react to CGi for too long. Knew it was fake.
dude no joke i thought the video was real untill the robot lost his shit..i was confused then i was like oh shit this is cgi.
i am very impressed, amazing work....very very impressive
Yeah, me too. I want to know what it fake and was not and than the whole robot was fake from the beginning to the end.
I was being lied until i saw the glass debris disappearing
Look for the moment when the robot is stading on boxes. The fidgeting feet trying to balance doesnt match the box' movement
Yes a channel that uploads content that I watch 3 times and still be entertained
My late husband and I have been following the Boston Dynamics videos through the years. He showed me your video. At first I thought it was real. I figured out it wasn’t when he laughed like crazy. He had a great laugh. Thanks for making a good memory for the two us. It warms my heart when I think of it. I miss him very much and wish I could show him this video. I wish you all the best.
Hey there I can understand your pain when u remember him but be happy stay positive
I am sorry for u
Boston Dynamics is real; robots dancing is real, robots picking things up is real...just not a video of robots fighting back
Show this video to anyone who says you guys don't have enough VFX experience to make the "VFX Artists React" series
They have eyes tho
Haha thank you
@@SirWrender wait what you have your own channel?!
People said that?
@@kurttomlinsoncompositions1067 On the VFX subreddit people compared the Crew to proffesionals even though they never stated they were. Yet those redditors were triggered by the react videos, which are aimed at hobbyists, non filmmakers and not industry working people.
So here are boys who went to college ,studies,software engineering,applications ,graphic designing and other related computer staffs then they organized bought or rented a studio then are doing what they love ..
Your work is amazing ...
Yeah I'm sure they could find a job in silicon valley with no problem... If they're not already there.
Yeaah dude.. These guys inspired me so much, actually 7 years ago already through the channel FreddieW back then..
That's why I got in film school.
You guys rock
Need to get one of those motion capture suits!
Yea
Underrated
92° Fahrenheit = 33.3° Celcius
THANK YOU!
Bruh I Live in northern Canada and that’s not even that hot
That's hot? Wow.
lol that's a nice day here. it's 44° Celsius = 111°Fahrenheit
and you feel it 122° Fahrenheit
It's 51°C here
They brought back "wrender" when Wren says that!!!! I've missed them editing that in for a while
Nick is the nicest dude
"You got the credits for Chapie, Bullwinkle?" ". . .all on this itty-bitty card . . ."
Now you need to make a fake moon landing site for those conspiracy theorists
But it was fake, the moon isn’t real lol.
@@biffyguybiffy6292 Lol OBVIOUSLY. DUHHH THESE RETARDS SAYING IT REAL NAH MAN. IT FAKE.
The moon is a lie.
Nothing but a giant cardboard box nailed to earth's ceiling.
Also, earth is flat.
We all know the moon landings were faked on the moon. Get over it.
@@t1e6x12 - We went to the moon but there's an old movie about it, basically you couldn't have the president talking to static if they lost the TV signal from the moon (11watt transmitter over 250,000 miles) so its understandable that there would have been an identical set to cut to in case the TV signal was lost. And its as simple as that; Arse covering! Of course you couldn't let people know or the Chinese, Russians, most of America woudl cry 'Fake!' :o)
So we both went and didn't.
"sponsored segment" tag: you guys gained instant +100 respect points from me. I'm new to channel and I already subbed right after I saw that
Yeah, I don't know anyone else who does this. The bold transparency to, not only have a sponsored segment disclaimer, but to include the timestamp so you can efficiently choose whether or not you want to watch it, takes away all the annoyance of built-in ads and flips it into respect beyond words.
I mean, these Bosstown Dynamics videos are probably the best you guys ever done. Considering how good they look and the limitations you guys have as an independent VFX studio. Especially the quantity of VFX's necessary for just a few minutes, it's insane.
Boston Dynamics are a real company with real robots; just a video of robots fighting back...is not real.
@@lilpain8883 bosstown dynamics is a fake Boston Dynamics parody that corridor made. This is what the original comment was referring to.
you guys did really well on this video
personally, i actually thought the robot was real the whole time
good job, Corridor Crew
you should react to The Lord Of The Rings CGI vs The Hobbit its CGI
I have been leaving this comment on more than 20 video's and I WON'T STOP UNTIL THEY MAKE THE VIDEO!!!
Yes!
Yes
Those are my favorite movies!!!
They did! Spoiler, they weren't fans of The Hobbit
_I want to see them review valerian’s cgi_
5:38 "Look at c-mike riding the one wheel like a pro" - Wren
If that serves as a compliment, I watched the actual video thinking it was an actual Boston Dynamic's video, even with the Bosstown name in it, thought it was a joke from them. I just realized it was fake when there was a glimpse of light by the ending part, and of course, the fluid movement when the robot attacks back. So, you tricked me for a very long moment. Good job, and thanks!
@kinoseu20 1:16 looks lik3 pedie pie
me tooooo
i only figuredit out when they showed him in the suit XD
Kinosei30 OH FUCK I SAW THE HOCKEY STICK AND REALIZED WHERE I REMEMBERED IT FROM
lmao gg corridor
Really great! We all appreciate the details you've managed to add in such a short amount of time. And the X-sense suit seems awesome!
I have to admit that I was fooled up till almost the end. Great effects and thanks for sharing how you did it :-D
That clothing is like 50 times more than I'm willing to spend tho
Whos better?
Hundreds of vfx, CG and compositing artists?
Or two wrender bois?
you have no idea the kind of artist doing the dirt & hard stuff in movies, some of those shots you can't even tell its CG if they didn't tell you
@@George901210 They do literally the same stuff. It's like comparing an Indie Dev Team to a AAA Studio. The Indie obviously has to wear more hats therefore is objectively better.
But CG in 2019 is easy peasy and Complex != difficult
@@preddyshite6342 I'm not saying they're not good, they're awesome at what they do. But the kind of people doing the hard stuff in movies like in a senior level is mindblowing
@@George901210 "awesome at what they do" that's so condescending it's hilarious.
If Corridor Digital magically got 100x their budget, they probably wouldnt need to upgrade most of their equipment to produce Hollywood quality work. Maybe like an automated jib crane and a bigger studio. But the only thing they might need is an organic modeler and even hollywood outsources facial mocap to specialty studios.
There's a threshold between amateur and pro and CD passed that years ago. Sure there's more talented people working on the stuff that inspires CDs work but to try shoe-horning them into some mediocre sect means you don't exactly know what constitutes VFX.
@@preddyshite6342 I think you're going in the wrong direction, I'm here because I love the stuff they do, it's no condescending, I don't know how saying they're awesome is some kind of an insult. it's not about money or better equipment, or bigger studio or more people, I'm talking about a senior level artist, people solving hero level shots. in context of the comment saying that 2 it's better than a big studio its no reference point. that's all
Excellent!!!! I always wondered how this was done. Never realized how much work goes into making this.
**works extreamly hard making video**
**Viewers:** *Your'e Breathtaking!!*
OMG Nick was about to do a Cmike right there... 5:40
Look at nick ridn the one wheel like a pro.
STOP TALKING ABOUT CAR I MISS HIM ALREADY
@Chlorhydric Acid Reacts Because it meks me sed remembering all the good times he had given us. Obviously tho, I was over exaggerating though ngl I do miss the man xD
@@laster3753 He was the nicest dude ;c
@@torstein8660 The funniest, nicest and the most thoughtful big beard vegan we shall ever know.
Man, that robot video was so well done. It looked totally realistic.
"It's like 92 degrees out. And I know, where you're watching this from..." we use Celsius.
bigstu80 don’t you know how to convert ?
@@THELANKANCOMRADE yeah that is probably easier than using the same units as the rest of the entire fucking world does
Here it’s 3682 glorbazots...
@@freyjasvansdottir9904 coming from Iceland that probably doesn't mean warm 😂😂😂
It's 99000003 Magzordotatons where I'm from
"Corridor Crew Showrunner"
I like the title, Nick. I like it.
I was totally fooled most of the video, it was really great guys!
Wren goes from badass on the one-wheel to dork at the desk so seamlessly. 😄
you do all this work and then youtube demonitizes for no reason. or you get $2 in ad rev
Bro I already got three ads on it
@@cecilk4995 So your ads gave them another $0.15?
@@Dargonhuman my original statement was that they got ads, money isn't important here sir.
I'm glad to learn that no robots were harmed in the creation of this production.
Chappie was phenomenal. Completely forgot about that movie
Same, gonna watch it again
I hated it, the writers were trying really hard me to cry in a very obvious way, so I just disconnected from the movie and was no longer immersed.
@@NourSelim0 you're a total badass bro
Yeah!
Although it had some cringy parts, it was a good movie imo.
It was all right. It felt kinda forced at times.
"We aren't perfect artists..."
Immediately fools half of the internet.
Edit: When you learn that a comment you made months ago got 1.4k likes with the stupidest spelling error :l
People...believed that was a...real robot?
@@georgerosebush9754 yes. not all people could distinguish fake from real.
I thought it was real... until the end tho when the robot fought back
People are easy to fool. I mean...look at the history of religion.
George Rosebush yes it was all over the news like CNN, late night shows aswell
‘I know where you are, it might be hotter’
Honestly it has never been that hot here
It's so fun to see other youtube channels doing Mocap! I'm excited to see what else you do!
As a robotics engineer in college, you guys did a great job 👌
You guys did such a good job that I didn't realize it was fake and bosstown instead of Boston until about halfway through, and the dog was the only thing that looked CG
Really nice breakdown of how the video was made and I appreciate the hard work. Sweet dreams Wren.
At first I actually thought Boston dynamics lent you a real robot for the video
Same
Same. These guys are amazing
Coolio Ash you’re a legit dumb fuck. Must have low iq
These are the only people that can have a making of like this look interesting, cool and actually easy to understand
These are the Corridor Crew videos that we live for! Great stuff, great effort & problem solving-- great results! 🔥🎥
Will you release a side by side of the raw footage and the final video? I feel like Clint’s robot acting doesn’t get enough appreciation
Edit: my prayers were answered
yeah, I had the same thought.. he kept pretty on point as an android for a guy in a green outfit.. :)
The CG was incredible, great work!
How do we know you are not the ones making CGI for Boston Dynamics? Hmmm?
MIT / boston dynamics = government agency masked as a college for geniuses.
Corridor crew = beta male workaholics with brain cells that feed off unused sperm in southern california , a place that will soon be void of white men.....
the two establishments have literally no connection or communication.
@@mattriella6776 man, way to play off a joke
@@mattriella6776
Only betas initiate conversations about alphas/betas.
Read my comment carefully before going all beta
I really believe that, the government uses cgi to make appear something
Clint and Wren, take it easy mah boys. Don't crunch, not worth it. We'll be here when you upload the video :D
You should be proud of your work on this shortcut, my mom shared me the video thinking it was real and now she's scared of robots XD
When you dont have notifications on but you got here 30 seconds after it was uploaded
Turn on the notifications RN!!
My man Stump The Gnome got skillz
Stump The Gnome I ain’t even subbed and it showed up in my recommendations
Reasons why I've always wanted to make an invisible BMX rider video, but haven't for $500 Wren.
Props to you guys for making this happen. SO SO technically difficult
This is so inspiring and informative. Diving into an idea is the only way to learn how to handle the unexpected challenges. Crew, your enthusiasm is infectious!
The final product actually seemed really good, nice one.
Where is the final product ??
i am serious ... do they have another channel or what ??
@@bulletTN_destroyer058 ruclips.net/video/dKjCWfuvYxQ/видео.html
Wren is so sweet and pure
Must be protected at all costs
But honestly the biggest danger to him is probably himself
I love Wren but at 3:56 I hate him
4:30 a southern Nevadan understands your pain. We can’t pretend to be stronger because too much of us are too lazy to go outside to our backyard pool.
Editing Skills: *GOD*
Acting Skills: _Peasant_
i think their great actors
They didn't really act?
@Aliyan S Like they were mostly just pushing the robot around and their faces were obscured.
@Aliyan S I really don't know what kind've performance you were expecting then
I’ll be honest- I straight up believed you got Boston Dynamics to send you that robot and you were controlling it by remote or something.
I thought it was real up until it somehow grabbed the hockey stick without hands
I thought it was a real Boston dynamics video until he was climbing on the boxes. I couldn't figure it out but there was something wrong with the feet. But still was blown away . you guys are good.
2:27 pay close attention. the chain goes through the visor!
It doesn't
Well fellas, I am a professional VFX artist and CG animator and compositor. Overall, I liked it, but here are some comments made to be constructive:
More feather in your clean plate mattes, and match the grain level, I was able to see the lines from the too much to none at all grain level on the mattes.
Are you compensating for depth of field? In some shots the CG robot appears more sharp than other objects/people at the same focal distance. (Detective Pikachu had that problem here and there as well)
The contact shadows on the... wood blocks? didn't quite nail it, a bit of hover foot going on there.
And that's at a glance. From one digital artist to a group of others. I love you guys!
I agree, especially on matching the noise level. You can denoise easily with Neat Video (the latest version is amazing) and then re-apply noise on top of everything, including the robot (which is missing the noise here and there).
As for the hovering foot, Clint should have worn shoes similar to the robot so you'd keep that part instead of removing it.
Everything you guys mentioned we were certainly aware of. For various reasons we were not able to address them though, mostly time. The final LUT also brought out a LOT of detail that was more subtle in the raw renders.
@@SirWrender I always increase the gamma in the AE window to check if the blacks match! But I understand the lack of time... next time hit me up, I'd be more than happy to work with you guys again!
@@SirWrender Story of my life pal. It's the reality of being a production artist. Much love for you and your team
I love seeing those comments written by a VFX artist)))
I find it hard to make a youtube video like this, and these guys did the video about them doing something reeeeaaaallllyyyy hard
You guys should recreate your whole office so people can explore it in VR / on PC
I've been thinking this for awhile, and I'm surprised they haven't already! Considering it's one of the easiest places they can film in, why not have it on standby for a quick model when they need a bit more in depth VFX shot?
security alert! They have so much expensive gear in there it can't be a good idea to make a map of it online.
Yaassss
I had no idea you were the people behind the "Bosstown Dynamics" gifs I've been seeing. I hadn't a clue how they were made before this, but I'm actually pretty impressed!
One less thing to cry into your pillow at night about!
I like how you talk about not just the CG side of things but also the 2D aspect at 9:45. Roto & paint/prep is quite tricky at times and sometimes harder than the compositing side itself, I'm currently a junior nuke comper & roto/paint artist myself.
I can see robots doing this in 50 years "Well I imported this human into Cinema4D..."
Ironically, some of the “mistakes” you made in the shoot that added complexity to your VFX work is also what sells the realism of the final product. You should know that, after I realized I wasn’t watching a real Boston Dynamics robot become sentient before my eyes, what made me really appreciate your work were those little details that you THINK you want to avoid but trust me therein lies the art. The first watching made me subscribe. The third watching made me join your Patreon. Congratulations gents.
Showed the video to my co-worker, who does the CGI for our company, and he jumped at screen as soon as the "robot" climbed up onto the first box, pointing out the foot on the box looking off, but otherwise loved the video and was dying of laughter.
"Wrender" LMAO "Cool Whhhip?"
Dope vid! My sis sent me a clip thinking it was real, I did too until I recognize you guys from the CGI videos lol
I watched that video on Twitter. Everybody felt so bad for the robot! Great job, guys. Nailed it.
You guys did an AMAZING job on this project!! I have seen many Boston Dynamics demo videos over the years, and thought that this was just one of their latest ones. I didn't realize that I fell for a parody, until the robot "ball-kicked" the technician!
You should all be very proud of this piece of work. I certainly would be!
U Know Ur Video Was On The News 2 days Ago...
Bro got ignored
*"Wrender."*
Wren 2019
More like 2004 but yeah
Hope u guys remain United.
Sometimes too much creativity is bad for your ego.
Carbon Fiber isn't really *the* strongest material.
Its more like the strongest material for its weight.
Steel for example is stronger than Carbon Fiber, but weights a fuck ton more per cm³
KappaKappaKappaKappa well no shit
@@HH-kl8ed What do you mean "no shit"? Its not that obvious for most people, OBVIOUSLY
KappaKappaKappaKappa are you serious? Doesn’t everyone know this???? I knew about this when I was in 2nd or 3rd grade lmao
@@HH-kl8ed Congrats you know this..
But as stated before, not everyone does.
Im sure you dont know stuff everyone else does, so whats your point
KappaKappaKappaKappa what confuse me are claims made by people: carbon fiber is the strongest!
Your video is becoming so VIRAL right now !
Great job guys ! 0/
I can't believe I saw people falling for this video on Twitter, you guys did a great job! I saw a tweet with a clip from this video and all of the replies were about how you guys are going to cause the robot revolution 💀
Would been funny if Boston Dynamics commented saying they need there robot back LOL
Congratulations on a very well made video. Considering that just the 2 of you worked on this is no small feat in itself!
Constructive Criticism: The only thing that felt off was the lighting in some of the shots and some minor foot slippage. Maybe being outdoor with light sources that are bigger and less likely to change due to people moving around would have led to better lighting realism?
Perfect work man!
Me: Oh, wren recommends a shirt! bet!
Shirt: *costs $80*
Me: o.o
Yeah, I looked around their site. One pair of shorts was $88. EIGHTY-EIGHT DOLLARS.
Expensive 🙄🙄
Superb explainer.
What I want to know now is the hardware powering all this and the time from start to finish.
I watched the video you are describing and almost took the bait until I noticed the robots feet did not seem to be grounded to the boxes he was stepping on. That said, it was an amazing job, I certainly couldn’t have replicated it, and it was a great spoof. Well done.
If Wren and Clint do an After Effects & Cinema 4D tutorials channel would be greeat !! Love the work they do and the way they explain things, a little more of "how to" in the videos would be amazing !! Keep the good job you're doing !!
Yes I would love that also!! I know there are other tutorials on RUclips but I love how these guys explain things..
Oml I love staying up watching this
You guys are really talented. I hope you know just how many people out here love your work. That video was one of the absolute best you've done! Keep up the great work 🙏
Now I see “FAKE!!!” And a link to this vid on every Boston Dynamics video.
people just cant handle the thought of that being the future is all i guess.
Honestly the video was really well done.
You guys inspire me. I'm not traditionally trained in the field but I do have an honest love and interest in it. Seeing you have fun and kick ass at the same time makes me want to learn more.
Boston Dynamics Robots rebelling? That would be the Terminator
Terminator pre-release beta. :P