EP#29 | How Things in High School Actually Turned Out to Be (Pers. Health & Mario Kart Input Delay)
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Self-reflection is an important and necessary part of personal development. In this episode, Niko, Jake, Clint, and Daniel "D" Kim from Node discuss how the things they thought in High School actually turned out to be, Niko's baby, Clint's Mario Kart Fails, and other things they learned along the way. Enjoy an episode straight from the Corridor private reserve!
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Really neat to hear D open up about himself. Never really heard him talk about himself like that.
@@kuparisiipi5173 Not criticizing him but even before covering up his name seemed like a big deal. talking on the podcast really opens him up to what we don't get to necessarily have the exposure to like the crew videos
I've been subscribed to Node, Corridor, Rocket Jump and BrandonJLA for at least 6 years and I've never heard D's first name.
Rushing Waters dude saaaaaaame
Almose same. I think they said it once in a Anime Crimes Division BTS video :)
If you dig around the web on imdb and stuff you can find it, but it's for sure the first time they've said it
It was written in an intro when they were playing Attack on Titan I think. Either that or some other game that they did special intros for on Node
Wait? What?! D has a first name?
D was emo for sure in high school, now he's a full-fledged ninja :D
implying he isn't still emo
Adult emo
If ur asain you can be a ninja, but u can’t be the best Ninja unless ur D
so clint is just white D if I am understanding this correctly.
He should appear in Node videos more often and challenge D in various disciplines. That would be an interesting clash of these two.
Gotta love a nice long white D
Hey! I wanted to comment about that "what you are doing for the world" part. To me, you are doing a lot! My name is Bianca, I'm a 23 yo Brazilian painter. I decided to learn how to paint five years ago when I was studying to become a doctor, it stayed pretty much a hobby for the next three years, until I realised that the reason I wanted to be a doctor was because no artistic profession had ever been presented to me as an option. It was not until I found creators online (mainly through CZcams) and found out what people following that kinda of career do and how they live that I started believing this was something I could do!
I'm still only starting out, my art Instagram account is only a year old and I'm still figuring out this life. But the Corridor videos on creative process, photography, and media related issues have taught me so much and really encouraged me to put my painting out there! The work you do is super important to me and I'm not even in the VFX/film making field! Basically what I want to say is: thank you!
Hey, Bianca, what's your instagram handle?
@@andremoreiragraca @bmonteirobianca
@@bianca4p I liked your stuff. +1 follower 😊
Such an inspiration, more power to you
I just followed you! Your artwork is beautiful. I wish I'd realized art could be a career much earlier in my life, too.
You guys are impacting society, you changed me and made me think about decitions and what impact I could have or might not have depending on what career I choose.
Love the work!
Clint was zoned out thinking “man that was badass when they set me on fire” the first ten minutes
I would kill to sit in a room with you guys and just pick your brains and be part of these conversations. I’ve been watching Node and Corridor for a couple years now and I just think you guys are the coolest.
I’m a nurse. My job is very fulfilling but very tiring... it’s emotionally, physically, and mentally draining. Most shifts are bat shit crazy, especially since I work on a neurology unit. So I really resonated with what Jake was saying about pushing through and self discipline. It’s an important trait to have no matter your career, interests, or hobbies. Had I learned that in high school when I was taking video productions classes every year, maybe I would have pursued a filmmaking career. I have coworkers who have been bus drivers, engineers, and cake decorators before. It’s awesome! People who do what what makes them happy are the coolest and funnest people to be around
If you guys ever question your contribution to this world, just know that you have inspired myself, and my best mate to become filmmakers, and I'm sure there are many others in this comment section who feel the same way, you gave people a future to look forward to, and to me that's one of the best thing's you could do for the people who look up to you. Been watching you guys since I was a wee lad, and I don't want to stop until people look at me the same way I look at all of you. For real keep the world turning.
Cool. Just dropped out of college because I thought that was what I'm supposed to do, but all I've ever wanted is to work practically. If I could tell myself anything, it would be to start working at 18 and use the flexibility afforded by my parents to try all kinds of jobs. Rather than waste my time on a course because that's what people expect I should do.
I appreciate the perspectives you guys shared.
YESSS i seriously love your guys' insights on life through these podcasts, its really life-changing!
Admittedly I've always loved you all. I'm 22 now so it's fair to say that I grew up watching your channel among other things and without a doubt it's been formative for me. Now all that being said I'd love to see this style of podcast with Sam included. This may come across as a joke but in all seriousness he's the only one of you that I don't seem to have a solid grasp of who he is as a person. I'd love to learn more about him as a person and what he actually thinks of himself.
Insight to the idea of you guys just making a video and not really impacting people:
Not only do we viewers watch this and get enjoyment from the videos but it also inspires to be the creatives we are, to explore and gain more knowledge through tutorials and videos. The hope of making a living off of something we love as much as you guys love your job. For the node videos it gives a release, a calming and entertaining form that connects people. My friends and I watch your videos from across the states and talk about your videos and quote you guys on multiple occasions. It’s not just one video that you guys are uploading either, for the true fans you give us a culture and identity like Jake was talking about through his liking of bands. You guys are great people to look up to and get some encouragement and entertainment on a weekly basis, not just some creators of CZcams videos. You bring back memories of youth and fun and excitement and whimsy and glee and all good things as an initial reaction to every one of your videos.
I want to mention. A LOT of this cast is the guys doubting their impact on the world. As someone who watches every video that comes out.... Your channel isn't just something that makes me happy, as clint said. Your channel is something that inspires almost every viewer to value your friendships more. Especially since I'm 25 and most of my friends went their own seperate ways. Your channel is a story of a bunch of different guys to really inspire a sense of small community and family in your business. It makes me happy, but it also REALLY inspires me to be a better person.. Yall are examples of family values in work and in friendship. As a 25 year old man your channel helps me solidify a better goal for my relationships.
Thanks as always for a good episode!
I'm 36, and doing what I wanted to do in high school, learned all the skills I wanted and even more. I opened a gym as a backup to pursue film making, and am making an awesome film right now. The only difference is that I'm not as rich as I wanted to be, but I'll get in line with everyone else who wants more money. i'm actually very fortunate to be where I am at right now. Discipline DOES equal freedom, hard work now pays off later.
This was a great podcast. Listening to all of you guys talk about your school days had me thinking back to my own time in school as well. I knew that I would end up doing something either related to computer programming or studio recording work. Fast forward to now, I work as a game programmer and I also record my music as a hobbyist. The only thing I feel that's changed is how much importance I placed on fame and being recognized. As time has passed, I've mostly come to the opinion that it doesnt really matter to me anymore, as long as I get to do the stuff that I like doing.
Awesome to hear Niko also joining the Dad Squad.
Relieving to hear D talk about never finishing college and he's in the position he's in because it is fucking brutal being Asian, and even if our parents don't mention it there's this weight of social stigma for going to college, triple as much for being Asian.
Man I remember watching that video of Clint panicking to do his taxes it was so funny back then and realistically hurts now, but also still funny
When you guys announced that you were starting a podcast, I was excited to take in another avenue of content that you guys are creating. I’m 20 years old, who’s from Minnesota as well, and I have been watching your groups videos since the Minecraft episodes were posted on the Node channel like 6 years ago. So it’s easy to say that you guys have been a big influence on me throughout some important years of my life. I guess the reason I’m posting this comment is because this episode had an essence of nostalgia in it. I just wanted to say thank you for being a quick escape from reality when needed and teaching me how to be a true artist. I dabble with photography when I’m not busy with football and classes. So just thank you for being a positive influence in a hectic time of life.
Hi guys - first time I've ever commented on any CZcams video - found your channel(s), been binge-watching for a few days and really love your work. I want to add my thought, well, disagreement with one thing said in this podcast. For some of us, the thing we are best at is not that much fun. Nor does being good at something mean I (and maybe a few others) come to love it because I got better at it. I came up in the "Human Potential" movement here in CA and really bought into the "do what you love and the money will follow" philosophy. took me decades to figure out I was asking myself the wrong question: am I happy/passionate about my work? Always a "no" but I was making a very good living...about every 5 years I tried to pivot to what I did love doing...and crashed each time. After two bankruptcies I learned the best question for me to ask was, "am I making a difference?" "Does my life have meaning and purpose?" Answer is always yes.
it’s crazy how it all works out. i’m late to the corridor fam so when I found you guys a couple months ago, I had no clue what I wanted out of life. through watching you guys’ videos, my love for filmmaking has skyrocketed. and at the same time, I discovered my love for screenwriting.
it’s interesting hearing everybody on the show talking about how much they want to “serve” people and leave the world a better place. I really believe I wouldn’t have found my place in filmmaking. never before have I seen a youtube team work so hard, be so creative, and genuinely love what they do. and that love bleeds off to all of us. so maybe you’re not serving in the military or fighting fires but I think the way you guys help others is showing that you can excel in the art while still loving it. i’ll always support you guys as much as I can because I want to repay that passion. thanks boys x
1v1ing Clint in Mario Kart is a new life goal of mine
100%
As a 16 year old, coming up on year 11 exams, with a passion for philosophy and being creative, this really hit me. It is one thing to watch this and look back at your life, but to be that young person who has no idea what is in the future... It really impacts you.
I think that podcast like this, talking about where you are, how you got there and what has changed, are some of the best, because it gives you an insight to a life that is different from your own.
Thanks guys, this was a wonderful to listen to.
Been watching you guys make videos for a long long time now. I just wanted to say that I seriously appreciate these podcasts and the topics you guys cover. The podcast is one of the few things I look forward to watching each week. Also Clint’s Mario Kart story is absolute gold!
I joined the film industry cuz when I was in school I fell in love with Corridor Digital and FreddieW. You guys HAVE made an impact. The world needs all types of “impacts”, you can’t focus on just one
I've been following guys for a few years now. I believe since your first gun glitch video. Been super appreciative of the corridor crew videos as well. Everyone's super passionate about everything they do. Even everyone's hobbies have some like amazing highlight to it. A really in-depth, knowledgeable, and fantastic experience. you guys been evolving each segment and it's been getting only better and better with each new video. And now with these corridor cast shows I think you guys are really pulling off something special. I really enjoyed the Logan Paul one. definitely didn't even look that guy's way before that episode.this message is already long so I'll try to keep it short from here on out. As I reflect on my last 33 years, especially seeing how my birthday just passed, I realize that I have a lot of my hopes and dreams have been reformulated. I have three children and a house in Houston Texas when in fact I thought I would be in Japan living as a bachelor and travel the world LOL. No worries here absolutely proud of my family and I still feel very fluid. I don't like to think I've yet set myself in stone. I might not be going out of my way to gym out of trees like sir wren but I try to nimble in body and mind. Everyday learning and experimenting. And even though I've pretty much watch every single video I have commented veryfew times. Never really thinking that what I have to say is all that important. But This time in particular I just want to give you praise. Please keep up the great work! (Corridor Clap) 👏
This has been my favorite episode yet!
Niko, it might make you/your Grandmother happy to know that I’ve been watching your guys’ content since I was 14 years old at the beginning of 2012 to now when I’m 22, and I can say that the videos you guys have made over the years (whether they were on the main channel, Sam and Niko, Node, and now here) have helped form who I am today, and have also helped me through some dark times in my life. That was a long-winded comment, but I’ve always wanted to communicate that to you guys and felt that this discussion opened me up to that. Thank you.
Sense of duty, questing for truth, and self awareness. I love these guys.
Same. I could watch Corridor videos all f'ing day. The guys are just so interesting and entertaining and genuinely (it seems) good people.
I usually never comment on videos, but I actually do believe they might take pleasure in reading the comments.
Probably some of the smartest people i 'know', which makes these podcasts (and videos in general) so enjoyable! Also very good to enhance my english skills by the way hahaha
Really appreciate it, guys!
Pre CZcams days, I remember I was about 14 years old browsing the internet. I needed compositing software, was looking around for After Effects alternatives (used to frequently use the After Effects 6 demo that I had on a disc Adobe sent out with their other product demos, got tired of cleaning out my laptop every month). That's when I came across AlamDV2 (by the time I got the means to afford it, Effects Lab DV came out, 3d muzzle flashes, lens flare generators, particle systems, holy crap!). FXhome was a place I called home for a few years, the community was amazing and the idea of a cinema for users to show their work was an incredible idea.
The reason why I bring all of this stuff up, was what Niko said about wanting to find a way to help others with the knowledge of his craft. When I got my hands on Effects Lab I wanted to start taking part in the community and make movies, but had no idea how to get my file sizes for videos smaller so uploading wouldn't be such a chore. When I first joined up I was way to shy to be on the forums (nor did I really know how it all worked, I surfed the internet for years but never took part in communities) so instead of googling the answer for some odd reason, I decided to email the guy who uploaded my favorite film in the FXhome cinema, Metal Gear Redux and ask how they did it. It wasn't long after I got a message back from Sidewinder (Niko), a rather detailed message on good compression settings. It was thanks to this individual I was on my way to uploading my stuff... Now it was finding a website to host my files for free was a problem haha! After a little time passed I ended up uploading my own Metal Gear fan movie I made with my friends to the cinema.
That entire film community was so supportive of each other, once I broke out of my shell a lot of my fondest internet memories are from that site hanging out in the chat room. I look back often and think jeez how did they put up with a kid like me for so long, but I made a lot of great friends back then. As I grew up tho I never did get anywhere, around 16 I started getting bad anxiety and became agoraphobic for a year or two and became anti-social. After a few years I got better, still deal with anxiety but I am much better. At one point I did try to do video work on the local level it became way to real, it wasn't like making films with people you were great friends with. But even so after all of this time I still held onto my love for VFX and CGI, I don't post much on the internet or have the time I wish I had to dedicate myself to it for longer periods of time, but it's always something I go back to just to unwind and have fun.
Anyways, I never talk about myself like this, especially in front strangers of the internet but, I dunno this podcast made me feel like sharing that old story. So to anyone who read this, thanks, I hope you're following your passions in life and the road is as smooth as it can be. And for any remote chance Sam or Niko is reading this, thanks for inspiring me back then with Metal Gear Redux, and thanks again Niko for sharing your knowledge on compression back then lol, whether you remember or not just know even back then you were influencing someone to do something.
Thanks to the entire Corridor Crew for making such amazing content over the years, you guys are my favorite source of entertainment on this platform, and help fuel my desire to never let go of the things that make me the happiest.
-Travis, back then jedijt9 / JT9.
I know this is an old podcast and y'all may not see, but: I am that young person you're talking to. It was very meaningful to hear all these different perspectives on pursuing your dreams, and it made me think really deeply about the timeline of my life. I would be so proud to be like any of you when I'm older.
This is my favorite podcast you guys need to be doing this more my favorite episode yet btw
I was exactly the same in my teenage years. Looking for ultimate truths and all. Fear of missing out seems also pretty fitting. I didn't even drink until I was 18 out of fear of burning bridges I would never be able to cross. Then sobriety drowned in severe depression. I'm a bit better now at 28 but sometimes I think not much has changed.
You guys have been a constant positive force along the way though. Thank you for everything! Awesome episode!
Nikos comment at the end was special. Really great moment
In my humble opinion, I truly enjoy podcasts where you don't rush and you can talk through your ideas completely and thoroughly. Cutting discussion and responses because of time seems like getting a funsize candy bar instead of the king size. *cough*D*cough*. Wish I could hear more about all your lives. This was the most interesting and relatable podcast by far. Love you D!
Man that last 10 minutes of the podcast was really relevant to my own life, I'm a 19 year old that lives in a small Midwestern town. I've taken a couple semesters of community college and I really have no idea what i want to do in my life. The things you guys accomplish on your respected channels is so cool to me, and i want to be creating like you all one day.
39:40 “Probably research taxes a little bit” I remember a short video I think on the Freddiew bts channel about Clint running out of time to do his taxes.
I really enjoyed this episode. It really highlights the reasons why I listen to podcast in general and this one specifically, it's because you all have unique and interesting personalities. I couldn't careless about what news you guys choose to discuss. The insight and philosophies that you guys have are what really engage me.
Anyways, hope this podcast doesn't stop anytime soon. Thanks for being awesome.
You guys really inspire me. Through the small parts where you tackle the behind the scenes and how you solve problems. I remember this video of Niko talking about how you talk with your employees and that was really insightful. Afterwards, I began taking notice of how you guys lead a group of people and provide a healthy creative climate for your colleagues and that made me reflect on myself and how I treat my friends in projects and some of the mistakes I made. Because I can lose my composure a lot and I'm lucky they believe in me and they don't hate me after all these terrible moments.
Your passion and hard work really inspire me and I admire you a lot.
Actually, you're the third on my list of people I want to meet from the film industry after Wes Anderson and Bong Joon Ho😂💜 I hope one day I can volunteer for you even though it's impossible. 😂
What Niko said about it being more intimate on this channel with a lot less reach than the main one really resonated with me. I feel more inclined to comment and interact with a video with lower views than something in the millions, because there is a such a saturation of comments on the big hitters, I just think 'what's the point? They'll never see this one comment in the mass of different conversation threads.'
Anyway I've made a resolution to tell creators when I enjoy their content more often, so thank you all for the Corridor Casts so far. I've been a fan since Frozen Crossing over on Freddie's channel and it's heartening that you are all still working at what you love. The guests and the main gang on the cast have all been really interesting and it's a good length. Thanks!
I always wanted to work for Pixar even though I was born in Brazil, ever since Toy Story, when I found out that could be an actual job. Funny enough I went to college for Journalism, dropped out after 1 year, went to another one for Graphic Design and now I'm working with actual animation and games, in Vancouver, on my way there!
Cara, primeiramente perdão pela conta zuada, mas eu tenho muito interesse em saber como foi essa transição, principalmente para conseguir um emprego no canadá e se mudar para ai. É uma das minhas metas de vida morar fora do país e adoraria saber mais sobre.
You guys keep me on track so thanks,
The podcast is criminally unknown, there's probably a reason you dont plug it on the other channels but as long as you know you have something special here, I'm good.
I really enjoy the podcasts, and this format has been by far one of the best. I really enjoy you talking about yourselves/your history/interests than global events or news. This feel much more personal. I hope you try this format again!!
I just wanna say I'm really really happy that clint joined corridor. Love you man
Corridor Cast: you guys are so selfless. Truly. Nothing I enjoy more then smoking a little bit of bud & listening/watching you guys' content. I relate very closely with the topics you guys touch. Godbless all you guys.
Love when you talk about you guys as well as the other stuff. Absolutely love the podcasts especially when it's all you guys
Thanks for the podcast guys! I've been following you guys for like 10 years now, man time flies. This all feels very personal to me.. I'm 24 now and I've been keeping up with the content all of you guys created since the early days when Rocketjump was just Freddiew and early Corridor stuff too-stuff like PRISM, dubstep guns, tether, and all the behind the scenes videos too-to Clints stuff on pwnisher like parker, cardboard warfare, killzone, death of gary goldwater (which is still an all time favorite to this day), to VGHS, with NODE as it turned from a variety channel with LAN party on the side til you guys took it over, Brandon with his game dev stuff and BONEWORKS, all the way up til now with the Corridor Crew channel and podcast. LAN party was always a favorite too, I remember when D was just behind the scenes at LAN party, and Freddie was on with yall playing kerbal space program, then one day Freddie left and D showed up with no explanation and I was like "wow.. they really gonna try to just replace Freddie with another random asian dude like it's nothing.." lmao and then as time went on D came to be my favorite of the group.. man this really took me back.
Felt like I grew up with yall. And getting to hear yalls side of the story as the creators really gave perspective on all your content I remember watching growing up. This conversation hit home too because I recently made a tough decision on choosing not to pursue a film career, but your words have inspired me to let my passion be directed into the work I'm currently doing.. So thanks again, for all the stuff you created.. always felt at home watching those videos.. you really did make my life better especially when I needed it, so thank yall so much. And congrats on the kid Niko :)
-H
Love you guys! Thank you for this! I'm trying to pull off a short film that was inspired by a topic on this podcast! I hope I can deliver it up to standard to show you because just being inspired to create by all of you for the last 9 years makes a huge difference to me. So thank you ♥️
I really enjoy these podcasts. I’ve enjoyed watching all the content you’ve made and are currently making. It’s nice to get to hear more about your thoughts and philosophies on life.
Keep up the good work! I’m going through the a lot of reflection in what I want to major in and this was very helpful. It gives me confidence to know that other people have gone through similar paths and found fulfillment. Thanks guys!
You guys, Sam, Freddie and Brandon inspired three 11 year old boys to get into filmmaking/vfx through youtube. That was 9 years ago and we learned a bunch/have always been inspired by you guys!
Yo Niko get wild I'ma dunk on ur philosophy bro
Ooh this was a great episode! Really enjoyed that more personal and deeper conversation.
I really enjoyed this episode. I'm around your same age and when I left high school I had two paths, to choose from: go to LA like you and pursue a video career, or stay where I'm at and teach video instead. I decided to become a teacher and I've loved it, but I always wonder, like some of you said, what my life would have been if I'd taken the bigger risk. You guys have had a big impact on my life, because I can watch all your videos and live viciously through you. You give me a glimpse of what that other path could have been, so I can enjoy both.
You are making a big difference in lots of people's lives, but you don't get to see most of the consequences of that, just like I do with teaching. Most people won't say what you've done for them, but your effect is still strong and you're making the world a better place. Keep it up.
This was so great to listen to. I'm currently a high school student making games, and I can totally relate to what Niko was saying about starting to do it early on in life. Also, the way you do videos has really inspired and influenced me.
Interesting! Would be great to hear your perspective on whether it is ever too late to get into something? Also would be cool to understand how exactly Node and Corridor are connected together? Keep up the fantastic, encouraging stuff fellas
I absolutely LOVED this episode of the Corridor Cast! Great hearing more about you guys and your stories. More of this!!
You guys rock! Been watching Corridor since the first 1 or 2 and what you guys accomplish is a constant inspiration!
59:00 Appreciate you too Niko! It's nice after getting to know you guys on your other channels to finally gain insights into your histories and perspectives. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks a lot for this guys it's really something a lot of people want to discuss but not a lot do it. This podcast as of right now is the greatest so far, I feel connected and understood whenever you guys talk about experiences & questions about life. BTW if an apocalypse were to happen I know that the artistic careers wouldn't be as important as doctor, plumbers, electrician & engineers but as creators you guys are creating memories for us. Content that we truly enjoy and that we can go back an enjoy those videos on our breaks or free-time,. your content does not get lost in a feed because I don't see the same weight of importance in others as I see in the Corridor Crew. Thank you Corridor, for inspiring another VFX junkie and creator; and even if I don't even make it in the big leagues I sure as hell enjoy this journey that is yet to end. :)
I loved the way you provide a further insight into your own personal views of success in this episode. Corridor Crew is my favourite channel on youtube because from my perspective it's essentially showing the day to day experiences in a Los Angeles production company. It's not Disney or WB yet the smaller group makes it a lot easier to empathise with people and the diversity of the projects results in a far more exciting experience each time. The level of quality in your work you produce is really inspiring, matching full-sized productions in terms of editing and visual effects, sometimes outdoing them.
Thanks.
Such an awesome podcast guys. People need this positivity specially in this world were the media is dominated with negative news. What you do is truly inspiring and a work worth doing. I have been following you since the beginning and you are one of the reasons why I fell in love with expressing myself through film and visual media. Thank you for being here :)
Going into my senior year of high school, this really makes you think about the future and being excited yet nervous
It's always refreshing to hear about your personal lives. I think it gives your viewers a better perspective on your personalities and helps relate to your regular uploads on the Corridor Crew, etc. Always great content from you guys. I'd be interested to hear a calm/rational discussion about the fights/arguments you all have within the office. There's always conflicts in the workplace and those are interesting to hear about and how those were reconciled. Thank you for the content
ah this gives me lots of comfort, i was given reassurance w this podcast. I’ve been making lots of risky moves. Giving up my senior year experiences and not going to college (along w fights w my parents) to pursue this craft are one of the few. To hear what you guys would’ve told your younger self felt like u guys were speaking to me (and many like me) as oppose to your younger You. I feel like i know what exactly what i want to do now, and being young i should pursue it as hard as i can. Thank you guys for sharing🙏🏽❤️
This is one of the most interesting, eye opening podcasts i have heard. To hear everybody open up about themselves and there past was really inspiring. You guys rock🤘
Let's be honest here, most people just kill their dreams and lock up the pieces that are left deep down somewhere.
The fact that anyone on here has followed their dreams is amazing, and really cool that they can say that.
D! You make a huge impact doing what you do now. Content creators inspire people in so many ways, for all we know there are hundreds of people out there that are pursuing law enforcement careers due in part to the style of content you make! Not only that but making entertainment can keep a large number of viewers emotionally and mentally healthy which is just as important as keeping people safe!
I really love listening to your podcast ! I really like the way you think and progress, in your career as in your personal life ! Im also in my 30's sometime it's really hard to just assumed the choices you've made. I'm a big fan of all your channel ( Corridor Digital/Crew/Guillotine/cast and Node).
Wow, this pod really blew me away.. and Clint your story just manifestet itself in my mind and it was both a thrill and joy to follow along
I'm 18 and just started collage and i'm studying to be an aerospace engineer because I have always loved planes, rockets, and space since I was young, but I also loved to build things and play video games and to be hands on when I create something. So this has made me very conflicted as I don't want to work in an office everyday of my life (I'm fine with working at the computer for parts of it) but to help build it. I also always have the recurring thought come back into my head to make video games. They have brought me so much enjoyment I my life and they always led me to ask questions or have crazy ideas about new inventions. I'm afraid that if I go into aerospace industry that i might not find what i'm looking for or get to develop games and if I try going into making games I won't have the freedom to make what I want or get to experience working on rockets. As you guys talked about I feel that I'm a great discussion in my life that will shape the rest of my life. Right now I'm thinking that I should go through with aerospace engineering but get a minor in programming so after a few years of the aerospace industry I could start a small video game company. If you guys have any other advise I would love to hear it. Thank you for the amazing content you guys continue to produce.
Hey guys, thanks for putting out this awesome content. Here and on all your Channels. Juggling goals and creativity has really been a major conflict and balancing act in my life. I’m studying my way through med school now, but am always trying to find time to craft or write notes for D&D and even draw out things like maps or magic items in my notes next to the diagrams of body parts lol. Between the three corridor channels and node I’m thankful to have an outlet that’s stress free and honestly something that I don’t have to pressure my brain to do where I can enjoy awesome stories and fun times you all have. It really gets me through the stress of constantly striving towards something to just relax and laugh with y’all while being amazed by the foreign language to me that is film making and fx. Thank you 💪🏼❤️
You guys have definitely made an impact for the better. Seeing creatives do what they love for a living inspires me to get out there and be creative, to stop overthinking it all and start making something I can look back at and be proud of, all while having fun and not taking myself too seriously. Love what you guys do.
I've recently become quite sure that I want to pursue a creative career in video games and/or film and watching you do your hard work and seeing it succeed on this platform and being this close as friends is really inspiring and a great goal for me, I absolutely adore the whole corridor crew and your talent and creativity is something I try to live up to every day. Much love
You know you really did a good thing with this episode because I really look up to you guys and hearing your points on life is really a good thing because even though I really like to do VFX and stuff, I know my passion is with creating and engineering things to help other people.
This was an awesome episode, please do more like this!
I have struggled with the question of “does what I do matter?” for years. I have always wanted to be creative and publish novels I have written but felt like I needed to do more. I have bounced around from non profits, higher ed, and public service in search of a why. Still looking
You guys should be so proud of everything your doing, D made a great point with his cop story about helping people but I'm willing to bet you've helped thousands of people inadvertently who simply need something like your videos to really help them get by it sounds daft but to a lot of people having that connection means a lot.
Keep up the awesome work :D
Always loved film and animation, got more into it along with vfx and discovered you guys earlier this year. Love your stuff and keep it up, one of my favourite podcasts.
I just wanted to say to the whole crew that thank you for all the love you put into your work. And listening to how far you guys all have come really help me out cause I’m in the same position now of where you’d be talking to your younger selves. Just trying to figure out how am I going to get to the top of my mountain. And you all really help me with the videos and podcasts that you release. I’m dealing with the loss of someone important in my life but listening and watching you all work inspires me to keep working on my passion for computer science and game design. So maybe one day I’ll get to watch you guys play my game. :)
I really enjoyed this podcast cause I've been struggling with some of these same questions recently like about being passionate about what I'm doing. This was amazing to listen to and I would love to see more like this.
You guys have been part the last few year of mine and just listening or seeing the ways you approche problems and just life, is really inspiring and changed my (now 20 year old, still having to learn alot) brain. and I just want to thanks all of you lovable characters for sharing all of this. Im just a german 20 year old learning to be a welder/fabricator fulltime and teaching myself photography and videotography. you guys brought filmmaking, VR, Onewheels and just soooo much stuff into my life. I hope one day I can thank you guys in person, because you guys.....man, you guys are doing more than you think.
Seriously though, nice call on the change of pace on this episode fellas. Like Nico said, it's nice to sit down and trade some stories, insights and learn interesting tidbits bits about one another. Thanks for all you do for your community, viewer and listeners. Cheers!
This was a great discussion guys. I've been watching Corridor videos for a while but just discovered your podcasts. Must watch moar
I think what y'all do is very important. You don't just entertain, you are great examples for the people watching. In my opinion you guys are something that we need more of today-- positive role models showing the ability to learn and work, but have fun while doing it.
This was a great podcast, thanks guys, really enlightening!
i really enjoyed watching you guys ^^ really makes me think about what i wanna do in life in a good way!
keep doing awesome stuff! also, hi Niko ;)
Thanks guys! This is my go to podcast now, I listen to it on the way to school and in school as well! you just got me through my substituted music lesson haha.
The Corridor Cast is my favourite podcast by far - watching Jake laugh about 'Moo Moo Meadows' had me dying lmao
I really love y'all and I wanted y'all to know how much you've inspired me to go for my dreams for years and years now. I really appreciate it.
These things make a difference and are meaningful. Being able to see people talk candidly about their journeys in life is really powerful. Equally, seeing how tight you guys are is so nice to see, it's the dream to have that dynamic with others. In a world wide society that is controlled through fear and hate, which is affectively tearing humanity apart, it's nice to be reminded that human decency still exists. So thanks =] I hope one day you do get that feature length movie.
I want to thank you guys for kind-of opening my eyes and refocusing my mind about finding something to become passionate about. I've been lost for the longest time on what i want to do in life. I love to do so many things but if I don't find a passion (while I'm young) I won't be able to forgive myself when i get older and have a regular job. I hope i can find a passion like you guys do, so i can thrive and do something people will remember me for. I love you guys' work and hope and pray for all of you guys to become one of our generation's greatest influencers in film making.
Your personal lives are amazing! Of course we want to hear more!
"Life is like a really good video game."
-Daniel 'D' Kim
This is a nice change of pace for the podcast
These podcasts have really impacted my outlook on my life, and my present and what I want to do in my future. Thank you Corridor
Thanks for the thanks at the end. Reaaaallly cool to hear more about ya personal lives/backstories... Not sure what to make of how much i continue to find we ea have in common with one another. Good chat. ✌️😊
Really needed a positive episode! Appreciate it guys, you're great.
As a Navy Vet pivoting into filmmaking, this one really hit home.
I've got the same plan. I've been thinking about whether to go into the Navy first or go straight to filmmaking but I thought if I went to the Navy first, I could at least guarantee doing one of the two.
Do you have any advice with the transition after leaving?
It all depends on what you do. I was a nuclear engineer on a Carrier, not a whole lot of application. However if you get a job like MC (Mass Communications Specialist) they deal exclusively with media (photo/video/journalism) so that could be a good route to keep a foot in both pools
@@jacobstauff7153 Thank you.
Really great episode! loved what you guys talked about!
You guys are really inspiring - keep up the good work!
I am grateful for these podcasts.