Georg Complains: Collaborator 

I'm quite more honest interested in Georg's personally journey. I've been following his channel his video on Aliens. He's kind of an obscure creator, like Drue Langlois' animation channel here on RU-vid.

I doubt you can really blame not having will or commitment - you just had those for other things, perhaps more important things. You might say that is what you meant, but you didn't see you have other things you needed to do, you simply blamed will and commitment, and maybe it IS that simple, but usually it is not. Don't sell yourself short to yourself or others.

Exactly. If I wasnt so tired right now I would watch it. Its on youtube? Ill have to look for it. Wish I could do something like this but i have a bad back (other health probs) and stuff would be hard. Hd is right you should be proud. Will watch after nap If i can find it. Subtext. I love subtext.

spot on mate

I hear what you're saying, and I'll counter it with Neil Breen.

You were believable, good job, Leanne. Did you get to meet the great Damian?

@@lifeisstr4nge thank you! When we filmed Collaborator I was into my second year of film acting and it was my first major supporting feature film role! It was a fantastic learning and application experience and Georg was a great Director. Yes, I met the mighty Damian, my life is forever changed :)

​@@leannejohnsonactor check out the podcast(s). they're like the best thing on youtube, no kidding. :D

Thanks Leanne, you were great. I am forever grateful for all the hard work you put into this.

I hate you

@@thescotsmantechnologyrevie2138 Seems a tad harsh.

where did you manage to see it sir?

@@misterwillguitar It's on this very channel, the second most recent upload.

@@kubektunes ah sir forgive my ignorance! I didnt get a notification oddly enough! Am going to watch it now! thank you

It's got to be a tough job, right? All the responsibility (if things go wrong, you'll be the first one blamed) but none of the glory. So your only chance is that one of your flock makes it big and you get your payday. And top of that, you may have an actor who thinks of themselves very highly and has very unrealistic expectations. Luckily (for producers?), there are always more actors out there. Damn, never thought I'd be empathizing with the blood sucking agents but... unless you're already on top or you're really good at picking winners, you've got a terrible job.

@@x--. What on earth are you talking about? "All the responsibility", when have you ever heard of an agent get any blame whatsoever when "things go wrong". When an actor is miscast, puts in a bad performance or the film is a turkey, it's the Actor, Director, Writer or maybe the Producer that will get the blame, never will anyone mention the agent. And why on earth should they get any of the "glory", are you out of your mind, glory for what exactly? It's also worth noting that in the example I gave, when things went wrong, there was very little in the way of consequences for the agent. The agency still exists and is doing fine, the actor on the other hand is really struggling. None of the actors I've worked with had "unrealistic expectations" they were all down to earth and just wanted to work. Even the guy with the agent was great until the agent got involved. So no. Being an agent is not a tough job. It's a middleman.

@@tmcthree oh certainly I thought our context made it clear: all the responsibility for an actor-director relationship pre-production. Your example actor may mistakenly blame you for the deal falling through but only if they were a complete fool. They'll blame they're agent. Obviously, the only blame they're getting post-production is if the actor feels cheated. _Though_, I will not a HR article on the increase in top tier agencies having a hand in the content game. Bundling actors, directors and scripts. I don't know how common that is these days, though. Sorry, for not being clear.

@@x--. All the responsibility for an actor-director relationship pre-production? What utter bollocks. You think a director takes on an actor on the say so of an agent, you don't think the meet first? Maybe even audition? Please tell me more about how tough the job of an agent is compared to literally anyone working on the creative side.

@@tmcthree Whoa, not sure you've come out guns-a-blazing on this one but relationship management *is* hard. Directors are many varied and while I think it's crazy not to audition an actor before casting it _does_ happen. However, when you are at the level of having an agent the *whole* point of that agent is to maximize the economic return for that actor. Actors get agents so they can get into the audition room and/or get paid what they feel they are worth. NO ONE is getting an agent unless they think it will be beneficial. Beneficial bc they have insider access to casting calls *and* can negotiate. It's a mark of being a professional, to have an agent. Does it mean you're any good? Nope. But just like SAG is a trade-off, so to is having an agent. After all, it's the studios/casting directors who believe agents are beneficial by restricting casting calls to those on the inside. *I don't make that decision* but I've certainly seen calls where you can't audition without an agent. I won't pretend to know how agents get that access and build relationships with casting directors but I doubt they get it for free... So look, am I defending the agent system? Definitely not, I've known too many actors who have agents and appear to get no benefit (but they're still getting a 10% cut) -- in fact, it's almost scary how often I hear, "Oh, I found this audition on my own." But how else do you get into the auditions that really pay the bills? If you've got some insider info here then, by all means, share! :D

Yes, I'm talking about the location text in between scenes. You can't take anything seriously can you?

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-f8Vn16xy29E.html

It's posted on this channel.

Oh gosh, even if it was better, how in the hell would that be a win? "Oh, thanks, I wasted $15k and weeks of my life to make a too long film. Gosh, so glad you pointed that out to me, you're a real mate." He needs to set it down and do other things. He put it out into the world and that takes guts, I don't think we have to ask him then watch his child get chopped up ;) He'll get there and then fan edits for days!

It's on this channel

but then would he get to make as many boxes as his passion demands?

@@x--. I think he would insist it be in his contact that he gets to build the sets

This was the reply.

@@jayme3181 We are something, both of us.

@@jayme3181 This is a reply to the reply.

is something brilliant happening? Can I be a part of it.

@@Weird-City no.

By the way, I'm sure everyone wants to know - as much as I - where/when might we watch Collaborator? It's only fair Jorge.

@@Richard_Jones it’s on my channel for free- the last video uploaded before this one. Cheers

@@GeorgRockallSchmidt Thanks Rocky!

@@GeorgRockallSchmidt Have you ever thought of pursuing comedy? You're actually quite good at it.

I just checked this is balanced at like at -18db dude

Neither. You are tiny.

You say you say you made a movie?