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IDI HIPPSTER VIBES a.k.a arthouse A.k.a not Hollywood

It won't be long ... I can see very soon all of the smart CZcams creators will want to be ready when the Hollywood $$ realizes it will need CZcams as a partner. Gabriel will be the go-to agent connecting those smart YT creators with the legacy Hollywood movie makers!

Creator economy is it my friend. Everyone is concerned people are watching more CZcams than watching pay platforms. There was a movement for Emmy's to include creator-based Emmy's.

"He who has a why to live for can bear almost any how.” ― Friedrich Nietzsche I'll definitely be watching your journey, personally I think Hollywood is a cesspool trying to capitalize on the genius of young creators, but you clearly have a plan.

Hollywood needed to switch to adapting anime successfully a long time ago to appeal to Asian audiences who have more money now.

I was working in the radio industry in late 90s and watched its slow demise, so when I was working in the film industry in Vancouver a few years ago I could see that it was about to go in the same direction as radio. I feel bad for the people who are losing their jobs, but I'm excited about the future for true creators 🎥🎬😎👍

Good information about the details of the streaming services!

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I'm excited about the future!

Really well done 👏 New subscriber👍

Thanks for having me on, it was a blast!!

Just finished watching the whole video, great convo and Elliot is the 🐐

Lets go Athan!!

This was a great video and the connection you had with each other was very inspiring! The honesty you both had with each other about life was great! I am going to watch it again and get more information that I might have missed!

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I liked where you said that studios don't know how to reach an audience, not knowing what they like!

The content is good but you should up your thumbnail game to gain more traction.

Very valuable and important information for all of us at any point in our lives! It's apparent how much research and organization went into this video. Looking forward to the next one!

You tha man. Great CONTENTTT lol

I like what you said life being a challenge because we need this in order not to be bored with life!

prettttty shallow evaluation of all this but you basically got it covered yeah

Hey you did not link the article in description

This is really interesting! Very well said!

It's also the acting, some of these new actors don't put in much of the effort either. Movies don't even give out moral lessons that we need to learn in life. Nobody is creative anymore sadly, movies/shows are supposed to take us away from the real world but they always have to go so political or sometimes controversial to the point were the movie or show isn't art anymore. That's why Hollywood is losing a lot of money and the audience. (Well, some of its audience) You did a great job with explaining the problem with Hollywood. Also, AI and fan fiction writers are being hired to rewrite things, unfortunately.

I loved Dune 2, it was an epic. At the same time I think we have seen better blockbusters recently. I don't think it's the outlier everyone claims it is

Perfectly Summarised 👏👏👏

like stories of old........

Great video!

Even Jerry Seinfeld made a recent shitty movie to call his own 😅

gabe you'll be pleased to know i have watched dune part one and two

A24 has a lot of terrible movies no one will be talking about in 5 years time so 🤷‍♂️

DUNE 2 felt also Soulless.

I saw Guardians of the Galaxy III on the high seas. It was touching, or actually, it was “touching” and I forgot about it an hour after I watched it. I felt a bit like even James Gunn was working off an emotional script: sad music, cute animals, maudlin over acting in a cg smorgasbord. Just a bit too glib. Nice try. I saw Dune Part I and was fascinated. I saw dune Part II and became obsessed. People have described Paul’s speech to the war council as an almost religious experience. Maybe that’s a bit much but I definitely had an experience and I was swept up in the rapture and the horror of the story. Movies today are soulless and movies like Dune remind me what watching movies used to feel like.

Who tf cares what Jerry "what is the DEAL with" "grooming teen girls" Sienfeld thinks????

If you’re quoting Seinfeld whinging as a source of expert testimony then I’m not sure I can trust your judgment lol

This was great

Why see a film when you can just participate in being confused and disorientated.

Ohh i can see you with thousand more subscribers at end of this year

Ohh i can see you with thousand more subscribers at end of this year

Awesome ⚓

A very compelling thesis about the importance of risk in any successful enterprise including creative ones.

Hey Gabe, it's Isaiah again, good job on the video! You did mention the producers and shareholders having more say over movies, which I don't feel like is an inherent problem in of itself, I feel like the heart of the issue that you're trying to highlight is that generally producers/shareholders/ceo don't really understand making movies that well (correct me if I got you wrong). Which brings me to a point I'd like to highlight as somewhat the reverse; I don't think many directors/artists get business very well. It's not the heart of the problem but I feel like it certainly adds to the list of stuff that's boggling movies down nowadays. A good amount of directors who do have creative control clearly don't have good business mindsets, like Ridley Scott with his Napoleon have a good amount of scenes that legitimately weren't necessary, and could've been cut to make the film less expensive to make. Napoleon firing cannonballs at the pyramids brings is probably the biggest example I can think of, ignoring the fact that it's extremely historically inaccurate as Napoleon took great pains to preserve Egyptian history and culture for research purposes, while also making napoleon in the film look like a total maniac, I'd imagine that such a worthless scene took quite a bit of money to produce. That or Ridley and Scarpa could've just had it focus on a very specific battle of Napoleon's life (which would've made it a more focused and less costly film) instead of having the film rush around many many battles and require so many setpieces and CGI. While having producers/shareholders being not terribly competent isn't something that we really can have that much of an effect on even if we become big name artists, I feel like alleviating the issues on our own end on the artistic side will at least help us quite a bit in this regard.

You did very good at explaining the truth about what is going on in Hollywood! Also explaining to all of us that we each have our own experience about watching movies in theaters!

Another high quality and compelling video opening up everything behind the scenes again. Whoever this Carusetta guy is, no doubt he's on track to soon be one of the entertainment industry thought leaders!

Gabe you have done a good job of researching your information and given us what we needed to know about Paramount!

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Ayy, dope that you could get this interview, Gabe! Going strong-

I'm honestly so glad the writers seem to love the lore. The fans are paying attention to the details and so far we're pleased.....don't screw up Vegas though

This is a very good interview! Subbed.