1 VFX Shot per HOUR, per DAY, for the next 15 DAYS 

Tyler Jones Sam’s Spotify is like the #2 reason I bought premium

hell yeah, jamming to it

Yeah Sam makes me feel like a loser. He is a cameraman, VFX editor, sound effect editor, director, producer, writer, multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter and runs a successful company.

_And_ he also dads on a regular basis.

I like Clints style! Lefty on a right handed kit!

MATH...MATH never changes

Math breaks thousands of spirits everyday.

DarkLight523 have you never had a math teacher before?

you've never bin to school have you?

math breaks me down every time i make my budget

Same.

ME TOO! My favorite channels!

True

Same for me bur node airsoft and nerf videos two

yeah I Node is also in list

its easy tho

Can't they get sued for it? Since they are drawing revenue off of someone else's IP? I'm all for the video just concerned for them.

isn't most of things drawing revenue of someones doing? recent uncharted fanfilm didn't cooperate with sony / naughty dog, twitch streamers steal from the game creator, sports talkshow off somebody's competition, gossip, etc.

Couldn't agree more!

so are the good to go? no problems?

Well, let's just leave that up to Jake and his lawyerin'

lol, nice catch

Oof

That's fucked up😂😂

Ouch

Ow haha

Neil is Alive the workload was too much that their molecular integrity totally deteriorates for every shot done. This stable clone of Peter in the video might be the last of his kind.

Neil is Alive wren had to pull the plug on their cloning system. Steve said it was using too much power

Honestly, because the clone arc is over.

It’s what we in the human printer industry call a peter jam, the clones look like Quasimodo

They all run off the same neuro-network from the cloud. The processing power is divided between clones, so more clones wouldn't necessarily mean more or better work.

InanimateSum peter literally looks like Tom Holland’s long lost cousin And his name is Peter

Spotted a wild Harry

Spotted a wild Harry

It would be a great setpiece

Top tier comment

This is comedy gold

I love this

Aww!

FliteTest What an unexpected channel to see here!

@@clonkex I know

My personal and humble opinion is cobus is the best drummer in the world and I've been a massive fan of cobus since 2008 and a massive fan of corridor since 2010 so if you two collabed I think the universe would completely implode from sheer majesty

It's been a year but if Corridor sees this; I second Cobus and Joel G's comment. Cobus is an incredible drummer and being a fan of both, it would be killer to see a collab! A Drum off with cgi modified drum kits that have dragon head bass drums.... Just think of the possibilities!

I knew they played guitar and messed around with the hang drum, but watching Clint slap them skins and Sam tickle them keys(lame phrasing lol) really made me happy. Im glad they are actual musicians and not people who just have instruments around, just because.

@@armpit_farts7327 they make movies so even if they didn’t play themselves it’d make sense for them to have one there for whoever is doing sound design

Stephen Holbrook wow you worked on Legion? How was that experience?

@@suan_pan one of the worst shows Ive ever worked on. Part of Legion's gimmick is being just a weird, bizarre psychedelic show, which would be fine except the client never locked down a concept for all the weird stuff, so they were kinda just making things up as they go, which required us to constantly work overtime because we kept going back to old shots to change things. Its very morally draining when youre working lots of hours but not being efficient about it and feeling like for every step forward, youre taking 3 steps back because things are constantly changing.

@@stephen12holbrook what other shows have you worked on?

@@stephen12holbrook I love Legion though I can imagine with the way the story is told and from what you mentioned it would be quite a challenging environment to work in. Thanks for sharing and all the best for your next gig - hopefully things get a lot better for you

Amen to that. I've been in the biz for 12 years and I avoid overtime like the plague. It was fun to rush at the start though, it was exciting. 150 shots in 2 weeks is impossible. I don't think he pulled it off, did he? You could light and comp 150 shots, but not animate them. Animation takes forever. The biggest blockbusters were the hardest on me, especially anything from Marvel. They make crazy changes two weeks before the deadline. They're insane.

Sheeny_Weiney I understand that reference

good one

*organ kicks in*

OH GOD THAT SCENE!!!4!

CMON TARS

Also cliff starred on that theme song!

I mean, he IS just a friend that helps out with music... but he's also SUPER pro and does really legit work for others haha :P

My hero. *blush* haha

The video ended up great

no time for caution

@@jonathancorbett4839 where is the video

Iskender Altan-Bonnet But pineapple is a good thing?

Thus, it will be a perfectly balanced diet.

He should just use the other peters to get all the shots done

Joseph Mead aren't all those Peter's dead though? I don't think they were being fed or anything while Peter prime was away

That's what they WANT us to believe! #CMikeIsTheNicestDudeButHesDefinitelyHidingADarkSecret

Joseph Mead What?!

I really hope that peter succeeds his project!😀

I think he knows and was joking around? But cool to see you did the math I was wondering how many "g" it actually was.

Connor Landhauser Ikr, corridor is like the most high quality content group on youtube

So true!

And id be excited to see cool shit getting made.

Not if you were 6.

Let's be real though, it's not happening.

Dryued ha but it was

?

Not really

No. I don't know why people always put comments like this. They always seem so silly.

I always have my gripes with movie CG. I know it has to be the way it is to match up and work at high resolution, but it does look smoother and blander than it has to, with especially movements that are a bit too smooth to feel real.

What do you think of Peter's Spider-man film so far?

The shots shown here actually look bloody marvellous, like absolute top notch work! The materials on real-world surfaces might be a tight bit off and a bit gamey looking, but it's better to wait and judge that until it's all edited and colour corrected, and doing better under an enormous time constraint that he's put himself under is pretty much impossible. Might even be an advantage, animated look = further out of the uncanny valley. Animation is impressive, very well flowing, fairly natural looking, whatever faults are there will be easily hidden by frantic camera work, i mean i can see that if i was watching it all the time in a loop, i would find more and more things that look out of place, but i think it's kind of good to stop overcorrecting these things and just let them be, will possibly make for a much better product as a result. If you look at Monty Oum's animations (RIP) like Dead Fantasy and yes don't look at materials and rendering, it was rendered on a 2004 dumpster laptop with the notoriously inefficient Poser, you will... you will not notice all the impossible foot or shin or arm rotations, or most other animation mistakes really, and that's the kind of work that would be considered entirely too sloppy and full of mistakes by professional standards of the industry, but damn if it doesn't just flow so well! I guess it'll take until i can see more footage to judge, but Peter's work doesn't look entirely too bad at all.

Agreed Siana. Getting that look on 140 shots though will be a nightmare by himself.