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thursday,

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april 7th 2022 welcome

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to this is only it's as a social podcasts a

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do.com hello

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and welcome to the podcast this

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week we're turning for the so as

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we promise last week we couldn't get enough

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of them i have for sorting tested

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set of just and zoe familiar zoe good to

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see you get a seal oh yeah thanks

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for spending the time last week we read

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our time we're talking moon knight we're

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talking some behind the scenes assesses

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video production a very thankful for

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josh from our team that join us

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have an assistant let us pick his brain

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first , podcast there there

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we also wanted so i get some questions

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out there are from you some listeners

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so we are continuing that this week

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with some listener to in a

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but before in a gets all that

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there are few things i want to go over joey

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first of all as recording

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this today you published a you

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tube video

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your own personal channel the for the you been

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working on for a while i

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he added pizza related yeah i've

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in the other ,

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about this for little while i've been using

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a pizza oven for pizza oven and years i

1:32

was well as where the early kickstarter sauna

1:34

en una which is a pizza oven company that's what

1:37

do you have probably seen last couple years

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of use of things like seven years and

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you know it's it's weird when you get

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enter

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into a

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hard

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time with that i'm that hurdle and

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at the beginning they find a my recipes by a how to work this

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pizza oven is is go to like nine

2:03

hundred degrees fahrenheit was foods

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the food did not handle that well

2:08

all food as a hero the whole health and so there are certainly

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way that i was against double one the way like

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i eventually learned it pretty well and

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what i saw was is like i

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don't mean to sound like a pits here is what

2:20

i saw was a lot of people getting these

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of it's the first time recently because the become so

2:24

available any consumer friendly

2:27

but like friends or family were having the exact

2:29

same issue that i was having like they

2:31

had way six is one thing ago

2:33

given our legal system is a delegate

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as you said it was a buzzer beaters

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yeah so like the device does make

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this is explain this area but yes is like make a video

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that acts that i get a send everybody in and i

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an email is as are as thing about how i would

2:47

do this what it would it would look like i came

2:49

up with the idea getting philly with joey the title

2:51

and only my god or people to know you

2:53

bury the lead for who is your

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tweet about it's the series is

2:57

called getting zoe with

3:00

zoe i ,

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ai some of the title of the i have to do

3:04

this i did is this a camp with this waste

3:07

waste and so i did i have made a video

3:09

all about that but toy minute video all about how

3:11

about work with high heat piece of

3:13

and sort of the what all those

3:15

of the things that go into like what happens

3:18

the flower water and all that with high heat ourselves

3:20

as best practices on how make certain style

3:22

pizza this make certain about any as paulson

3:25

style margarita pizza but ah the

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i envisioned as as like a little mini series

3:29

where i just go or maybe like four five different peter

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styles on how to ah

3:34

other make these in specifically this a piece of

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but also to get away

3:38

from those like generic catch all recipes

3:40

like if he goes to go pizza dough

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you'll find one recipe and the problem with that

3:45

is you can't

3:47

apply that to different styles

3:49

of cooking you can upload it's like a low heat oven camp

3:52

it does or doesn't translate like a big deal not

3:54

solely didn't translate to like it nine hundred degree fahrenheit

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of it and so the needed or to cater those

3:59

things the do with right you're

4:01

cooking and so that's what i wanted to explore

4:03

the series and and stuff explain the super

4:05

in in person to family and friends to

4:07

show on this this video series and zealand

4:10

what are you get out of this video

4:12

that used to get out of recipe videos

4:14

is a two thirds of it being

4:16

the backstory array of us are

4:18

for your life experience and how you got to that

4:20

point you just go straight to

4:23

talking about though it has varied so heavy that

4:25

if we are you have a year and i think that's the biggest

4:28

thing that people like have hurdles on

4:30

as the don't like the sauce and cheese

4:32

it's pretty easy i can see science when that's a pretty

4:34

quickly by like there's , much science

4:37

and different techniques

4:39

when it comes

4:39

fermentation and

4:40

prefer men to the legal a so much ways to

4:43

approach pizza like it the deal

4:45

been such a

4:47

the ratio of that pizza it

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should be taken with with care in my opinion the so

4:52

he added a very do heavy and i

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was very i was very aware

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of like how i could easily make this a

4:58

backstory video backstory as

5:00

i do as long as even

5:02

yeah even twenty matter what you're still go along

5:04

but i i i still gets the a it's

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got a momentum in the way that information

5:09

as sorts of italy from

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left to go into the streets in two thousand

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and three ls in florence italy is

5:17

not a master of none style exactly

5:20

what was your lower was it's lower your

5:22

not inspiration necessarily but

5:25

of from the video production standpoint out

5:27

like what what what drove the

5:30

the way you filmed it was at the content first or was

5:32

there a certain style video that your thing of

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it was a i was actually more so i

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do watch a lot of food stuff on youtube

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and i was

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i was more aware and like not wanted

5:42

it to look just like those

5:45

i , think there are shots that are just impossible

5:47

to not have it like either see a busy with

5:49

dallas is one of them or are popular ones mets literally

5:51

a like a table sought so i

5:53

think his i think his

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they're an approach to it is theoretical

5:58

like i don't i or do they

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do that either he doesn't care about the backstory his

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mother's bebop him as we frames

6:04

it off the chest down rights you're just see the table

6:06

food and that sort of his his stick

6:09

ah wars other people have a public school and work

6:12

fast cutting the the be role era

6:14

of you tube years and , the joshua

6:16

why simmons and so i want

6:18

to avoid leaning on any one specific

6:20

style and make it you

6:23

know something i've something think i've

6:25

brought in and learn from your tested stuff

6:27

is is try to keep it somewhat

6:29

casual but information heavy and also

6:33

make it feel like a conversation than the media

6:35

that sort of throwing out sound bites you're

6:37

an error or backstories owner of relevant to

6:39

the

6:40

the topic you could have we feel that you got

6:42

fleas the that influence of the videos

6:44

with making for the past ten years incident

6:46

into here yeah in any chance

6:49

to the we've sought it touches the that the

6:51

ingredients and how the ddos changing but

6:53

your your tax overlays and also ah

6:56

said the pt shots at the end yeah

6:58

i've been shooting those of the

6:59

yeah and then like every other tested

7:01

video i feel like i needed a little more be discussed

7:03

at sunset or be ross usually

7:05

the goes by very quickly rifle harry figure

7:08

very i mean it's it's it's axis we are

7:10

our own second unit psych

7:12

presence of the best like yours feel like

7:15

we were all these hats of shooting something editing something

7:17

being for the camera lighting everything

7:19

rather the stuff that you run at

7:21

a time for and realized why for

7:24

real film production they are dedicated teams

7:26

of people to jews do just

7:28

that is this a second unit in

7:30

it's all that the beauty beautiful

7:32

bureau sauce they could spend

7:34

these just on the perfect

7:37

motion control camera movement or a

7:39

rak focus or macro shot you see

7:41

and all sorts of like edgar wright's movies or the

7:43

ryan jai to give a like a

7:45

knives out and all the shots of the house and

7:47

all the great everything's gonna be careful

7:49

and stuff yeah

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yeah

7:52

food especially he the go for food

7:55

who's tricky tricky not realize that we

7:57

only have sought a handful of food videos and

7:59

so when it came lighting food and so i was

8:01

law sided i mean saga reshoots

8:04

and virile i've i think i made

8:06

about six pieces and southwest of of

8:08

wow be with this one and it was

8:10

all just like oh like learning in a

8:12

suit one learning and some what how

8:15

his cousin certain things in their

8:17

line why balance on important sf was

8:20

the blair analogous to via the

8:22

type of a model making or something

8:24

which units has a video products site where your

8:27

are you trying to make it look beautiful are

8:29

you trying to show the

8:32

part of the process of people watching the

8:34

whole time year like you would be the

8:36

anyway and you think over i think of

8:38

like i got a product tear down in technology

8:40

the geology space or you think of beautiful

8:42

product shots in reviews

8:44

or up our coverage and

8:46

you have studio style shots are very

8:48

naturalistic lighting right

8:51

with with shadows and depth of field

8:54

of but when you're with something this was

8:56

the instructional you're supposed to see

8:59

things you could have won it really flat

9:01

soda want mega high gear really flat

9:04

deep focus right

9:06

yeah we're less less less about style

9:08

the slayer bf really about like visual representation

9:11

and also clarity ah

9:13

and you can have you can get of young edges

9:16

little bit of sol here and there into that stuff that really

9:18

he said it's said it's about

9:20

showing that stuff that they have been watching for here

9:24

i'm , to transit here because i think about beauty

9:26

shots of a food and

9:29

and all of ways food has represented in

9:31

film as as as a character you

9:33

are turning red and only briefly talked

9:35

about it that see sussex are animated film

9:38

no i haven't finished at evo the was the

9:40

first seem to a metre so if

9:42

even the first a few minutes to the director that jimmy

9:44

see as you did bow when

9:46

the best parts of bow a distance

9:48

of story was the sequence of the mother

9:51

making food in the challenges

9:53

that pixar the animators have

9:55

had the and and the earth's this the

9:58

the modeling team and then you know

10:00

simulation see matter how how they could simulate

10:03

the stretchy nests of making

10:05

ah he the dumpling

10:07

essentially with the filling looking a certain

10:09

way and steam is in bow that

10:12

dna

10:12

we've through because you do have

10:15

i think in one of the opening sequence is when

10:17

may have lead character returns home the

10:19

father as the chef you have

10:22

the kind of tempo style macro

10:25

size of like spitting food and

10:27

beautiful shot the food in

10:29

, and some i'm oil very curious about

10:31

casinos mostly asian

10:33

food wireless theme and wireless theme yeah

10:36

very bright colors very specific

10:38

like alaska city like you said the hell i guess

10:40

not is not

10:42

not just a generic here we go flat

10:44

flour stressing out with water is i get as

10:46

a certain sort of gluten and rice flour

10:48

has the different texture and and look than

10:51

we florida yeah i'm sure lot

10:53

of reference silica things like gratitude

10:55

you know this is like snazzy ah yes but

10:57

, a your they have to serve see the the

10:59

physics of things that have the right a chair during

11:02

the and hit in the pan and making something that does look

11:04

appetizing but having like a as

11:06

a warm feeling right yeah

11:08

i like this of the simply a the food

11:10

it elicits almost of emotion and

11:13

said connect you to the food you had

11:15

in the pass pass representation

11:18

my rights representation about how how long

11:20

were you play on the series and when when can

11:22

we expect next one i think it's gonna be probably

11:25

like the next month's author i want

11:27

to have a couple ideas of like this different

11:29

styles of pizza elements are of explore in

11:31

even like learn myself or the better but i'm of

11:33

sick and given how

11:36

given how much i learned about how i shoot this

11:38

and a half of the production of this one episode i

11:40

think like a month for the next the next several

11:42

like six , or

11:44

so episodes i'm i'm guessing api be exhausted

11:47

at that point he wanted you wanted wanted you

11:49

yourself out in the me our pizza or the making

11:51

the video and the want to do is

11:53

a mugger because you enjoy

11:55

yeah yeah packaged it up as a little digging

11:57

its my sister thirty five hour flight lessons that

11:59

your the u s c stick a murder or that

12:02

one it's or you know you can do what

12:04

our friend build aranda as and i want to give us

12:06

big shoutout sybil because

12:08

if says his birthday recently birthday think

12:11

he's gone he's gone right now the

12:13

bill released a fusion three sixties

12:15

it's horrible ah but he's and videos

12:17

on tested for about thirty modeling about

12:19

making props both it's pretty

12:22

printed and his custom model

12:24

as walls of with phone application of course

12:26

but he's his release from the you can purchase on the punish

12:28

frost website was the full multipart

12:32

fusion three sixty from the basics

12:34

model is a tory all ah using

12:37

his men in black noisy crickets

12:39

as crickets as and it does come

12:41

with his through the model of the noise

12:43

cricket so we have a three printers are those things

12:46

ah i've heard that watching it incredibly

12:49

helpful been celebrity the do

12:51

the full dive into dive into have

12:53

a modeling the time consuming but

12:55

i get a better grasp of at least a tool

12:57

of future

12:58

great yeah so well well worth

13:00

it and i love the olive oil chatted

13:02

with other people we've worked with who

13:05

are who are makers of things it's now

13:07

easier than ever than sir to make

13:09

videos about those things the share their

13:11

experiences or to soils which are

13:13

some of the questions that folks out there that will get

13:16

you later on in the show or

13:18

before he gets hurt news when you a little bit of other

13:20

housekeeping as well or on the site

13:23

the sweet the sweet a new when they build

13:25

with adam this one axes if they shot the show

13:27

you that it it it's of adam recently plan

13:29

for this to be a more with like a show and tell he

13:31

actually introduces it as such years

13:33

or so in selma to tell you about this

13:36

thing i've had in the cave for while

13:38

and then as you're filming it

13:40

it became a bill or evolved into

13:43

a build a new the restoration and rebuild

13:45

of he a vintage cruiser

13:47

bicycle

13:49

yeah yeah i was the it was it

13:51

was brought out of or of what a us

13:53

it's been stored since two thousand and ten

13:56

or something

13:57

right you want on tour with the albino

13:59

the

13:59

the mythbusters explosive

14:02

exhibition want to say and

14:04

then i'm starting to are really

14:06

brought back up from los angeles to

14:09

the cave and how we've

14:11

actually had it over at the tested studio

14:13

for studio for bit and they're kind of

14:15

dragged back to the cave where adam

14:18

will put it back into working order

14:20

yeah pretty was actually pretty impressive

14:22

the city him a hit to see him pull it out go

14:24

arms gonna just this one little thing that

14:26

identify all the other little issues with it and

14:28

proceed to finish of repairing

14:30

it to a level that i would have to submit

14:32

to a bicep the

14:34

either to hold my hands or do something with it but

14:37

it's a bicycle that mythbusters fans

14:39

will recognize this is the famous orange

14:42

by school that's horribly sheath of road

14:44

and try to do the jump on and and

14:46

and wiped out on his wasteland

14:48

of her yeah yeah yeah one of the biggest

14:50

injuries they they had in the making

14:53

of that show so you can check that out it's on the channel

14:55

are we also have a and you have to remodel

14:57

behavior were kate and i did

15:00

some making of sake

15:03

scale model sidewalks using

15:05

some fcs foam and very

15:07

simple off the shelf and

15:09

our tools and and zeros you can fight at

15:11

home and refine your side by side

15:14

in having the york hate being having very experienced

15:17

patzer and scale model maker

15:19

model he berry being very in patients being

15:21

the making of making concrete and coming out with two things

15:24

the pretty good but also different approaches so

15:27

that's as of as a fun little build and

15:29

soil and greatest he kate a in the

15:31

studio also

15:33

we have a there's a star trek

15:35

conference happening it's this

15:37

weekend actually wunderkind with this past

15:39

weekend's was really cool this in the cinema cause plates

15:41

com i lie don't scare me it's the time of year

15:43

we'll figure that the past two years to there wasn't a wunderkind

15:46

but yeah when it comes in person in anaheim

15:49

i was be so i think millville

15:52

, full capacity

15:54

but we had friends like you know like with master

15:56

and with their own and and now

15:58

bigger franco with their while

15:59

these and rtd choose a

16:02

bring them on sites and a lot artists that

16:04

we leave on social media also they're

16:06

doing signings in trying to panels in the like

16:08

so locals are from wunderkind it's were

16:10

forced into cats get a chance to go and

16:12

while we're not going to emissions chicago

16:15

that the sars rec invented happening this

16:17

weekend i did have i guess come in

16:19

the studio they found the peace with that some

16:22

sick skill sartre collectibles that will be

16:24

on the site the

16:26

same time so a tomorrow

16:28

if you're listen to this on thursday

16:31

or and then also tomorrow on on friday

16:33

i'll be doing a live stream on the channel

16:35

animals because would you lie for him but he's outta

16:38

town so i'll the livestream

16:40

here in my home studio and me doing

16:42

little bit a model making so me some bureau

16:44

for future videos and answering some or the the

16:46

questions so that was going on on

16:49

tested this week or and you can

16:51

force fine all those videos on our you tube

16:53

channel

16:54

a good idea one recon they they are

16:56

doing

16:57

san diego comic con the cr

16:59

yes the last summer there was all

17:01

digital send a ago in

17:03

thanksgiving they had the special

17:06

com across which was smaller

17:08

scale sorts hundred people showed up for the fewer

17:10

boots and i think for some

17:12

exhibitors it was their first chance to be

17:14

at comic con it is it previously

17:17

been really difficult to secure

17:19

, boost their is or the runway sell out because you're talking

17:21

about hundred thousand people there

17:25

in a lot

17:27

of exhibitors that exhibitors knew previously couldn't get

17:29

a booth were able to get a booth there was lock them

17:31

in our summer and so they're

17:33

julianne they're summer of in person

17:35

in san diego in july and

17:38

hopefully we'll be able to answer that by

17:40

the army their credentials i'm a doctor's store

17:43

celebration come celebration op months

17:45

of losers come on op so it's so it's

17:47

of getting elise and california little more back to normal

17:50

guy around the country as well yeah

17:53

i can imagine this filler forever has been

17:55

a comic on and i know but i was us in

17:57

ghosts or twenty nights he was gunter

18:00

i went for i hear to his

18:02

you as were in d c filming the

18:05

apollo fiftieth anniversary stuff

18:07

that was the that was when only in the valley

18:09

i see and last time wow comicon

18:12

yeah so between twenty three years

18:14

and then and i haven't to see yes answer

18:16

either so yeah i really hope get it had chef

18:18

ago when course want to feel safe hopefully

18:22

things are kind of better by by july at

18:25

the few bits of news i want to talk about

18:27

i would consider this probably the top stories

18:30

this week's at zoe i know

18:33

you not too long ago did

18:35

a full bins of star trek the next

18:37

generation

18:38

no

18:40

i haven't watched generation

18:42

at all yet

18:43

once a year regional series i did the

18:45

right away yes yes i was i was

18:47

okay athletes knows jeremy who did next generation

18:50

of , my dad's us see this

18:52

madness of yeah okay see i'm that any next

18:54

errors i thought you know i did the first couple

18:56

episodes and then somehow and so trusting me towards

18:58

all those differences with with the original series of

19:01

like what two seasons so does you the eib

19:04

eib three long in their mated yes yes oh

19:06

yeah yeah right but i yeah those

19:08

these it was but miseration has a has a one

19:10

episode emperor i was always hold

19:12

the use the yeah

19:15

and so i never get on the right one and i never got for

19:17

the i why it's on why list at

19:19

the guys scale of is because it's

19:22

they're they're so me episodes seven

19:24

seasons as as back in the nineties when they were

19:26

filming things for syndication syndicated

19:28

distribution so we're talking about twenty or

19:31

twenty six episodes season

19:33

when today we know stream shows left six

19:35

to ten episodes at most of

19:38

but they were cracking these things were so

19:41

hundred one hundred seventy

19:44

eight episodes that remember

19:46

the exact number but a mentor they

19:48

could run i'm going on into the his weekly and

19:50

you can have the guide that ranges on the

19:53

with what when where i see the bare minimum

19:55

episodes get a comprehensive look i

19:57

don't think you could you a comprehensive look

20:00

with our with fewer then forty

20:03

the read as a three episodes

20:06

such a bad that would be a bare

20:08

bones year seven seasons

20:11

thirty fluffy thirty five episodes as five

20:13

episodes of season i don't think

20:15

you could say five episodes no

20:18

gives you the for character arc you

20:20

could save thirty up so if you want to focus on a single

20:22

character okay your life

20:24

he either he either of the mission like is

20:26

just dip a card sorority or something

20:29

gets three of us by only get the full flavor

20:31

of the relationships and not know the backstory

20:33

another the world building they do

20:35

yeah i never would probably happen as i'd

20:37

probably start with a guide and then

20:41

the my interest grew and grew just or to add

20:43

the him random more episodes two

20:45

of those other shows and

20:47

yet you said you the way they didn't syndication didn't

20:49

had any it's any bbc america for television

20:51

but even if you have like in a d v d's

20:54

or the streaming up for his it's by

20:56

having a a new episode

20:58

on every day

21:00

the background

21:03

that's how i was a new episode every was

21:05

everyday go

21:19

home and watch it the comment i

21:21

miss it and for you couldn't catch

21:24

up he can watch that episode until

21:26

they loop back around oh

21:28

wow similar you yard than i

21:30

do as you would wait till they go through episodes

21:32

of season seven loop back around the

21:34

season one and it makes are you didn't

21:37

miss it mark on the calendar i missed these

21:39

two episodes his homework

21:41

or your vacation in any

21:44

case it up that's having her passive

21:46

absorbs and they can

21:48

of watching it over like in this sick

21:50

or whole way could be a way to see

21:52

gonna fall next to the in the nineties experience

21:56

i mention it because

21:58

of course starts with the car

21:59

his i is on television right now

22:02

we're in the podcast and very and very

22:05

up for the card ahead of the first

22:07

season two patrick stewart was wearing the

22:09

character after twenty plus years

22:11

or the first season i think spheres

22:14

safe to say mix receptions

22:16

from what people wanted

22:18

out of a return

22:20

is all the parts life and

22:24

not knowing that there can be there anymore seasons

22:26

and as the store they said south compressed

22:29

in ten ten episodes are

22:31

but there's a second season

22:32

the were in the middle that right now

22:35

do have things to say about this the

22:37

season no tears one could

22:39

be the ivories the first season began

22:41

i had watched a bunch of discovery i

22:43

have was a handful of the next generation saga

22:46

i know you know reflexive l the characters

22:48

i know that what the tone of of dance you was

22:51

picard felt like a discovery

22:54

solve the hustle and will

22:56

will give you a like a discovery styles

22:58

another they're all shot

23:01

the would three five they're

23:03

all saw like in

23:05

not excess they're all very

23:07

cinematically shot

23:10

edited different tone my i think a lot of fuel

23:12

yes i want the same type of production

23:15

is a nine years ago so like

23:18

that your i think of the orville wishes it's

23:20

a very much at my job that

23:22

era television and it's still modern

23:24

sats but they're still filming on on live

23:27

up a bridge and hallways

23:29

and go on a plane as an episodic

23:32

in that way and maybe one or one is what

23:34

they're going to deliver in that strange new worlds

23:36

show for it is coming out which is about the

23:38

original enterprise and captain pike and

23:40

will be more of like sera

23:43

episodic adventure on

23:46

a ship here is like the journey of one man

23:48

and toward the i'm nearing the other end

23:50

of his life is and and career

23:54

legacy that is is alright

23:58

this is the thing is they even though the

24:00

that isn't over yet they've they've rashly just

24:02

wrap filming season three well,

24:04

patrick stewart not getting any younger money

24:09

came in with paramount plus

24:11

they said the film 2 and 3 together

24:14

make sure they could get on the end

24:17

so, i started

24:19

filming season 3 right after this

24:28

week, that for season 3, the cast

24:30

will

24:31

be all

24:32

the title of

24:34

next generation

24:36

ran back

24:37

if i remember right there are many

24:39

a single episode here or there in the first season where

24:42

you kill someone to come back in the i

24:44

assume again area is that they

24:46

are going to be t the

24:48

i don't know her main cast but they were all

24:50

pure at some point and they will all

24:52

be like everyone's gonna have of role not

24:55

just gonna be cameos ah

24:58

it presumably a writer and troy was

25:00

like one the best episodes in that first season was

25:02

that when they've teleported sir sir

25:04

reg are in troy in an illegal

25:06

peace and eighty seven exactly and it's and

25:08

having that life's nostalgic chat yeah

25:11

i think like a lotta dexterity fans could have been

25:13

happy just having a full season the

25:16

cards visiting old friends and

25:18

where they are and just reminiscing

25:20

about history that we don't know about

25:22

to catch up sick feeling in the blanks of

25:25

the this this this a future right

25:27

but instead it was like of course the staff is ventura

25:29

with big antagonist of the villain and urgency

25:33

not , kind of of a shoulder to be very modern

25:36

like star trek discovery like quests

25:39

that they may

25:40

it is for the for folks who have not seen

25:42

any of it and i've heard bad things about season

25:44

ones what does season to pick

25:47

up right off of season one or is it

25:49

or year and half later then

25:52

they do diverge from the season one was

25:54

about this synthetics the as your

25:56

life was bigger emotional connection was

25:58

date is way ship with data

26:00

and that that hang thread from enter the

26:03

the movies season , they really

26:05

do not lead into that at all it's

26:08

it's a return have to queue of

26:10

the have to not spoil our spiciness not spoil trailer

26:12

as it is time travel is very much star

26:14

trek for and going

26:17

for the past and and the hear the picard

26:20

family history

26:21

they're doing

26:22

wow que the milk s yeah channel

26:24

and cnn they they they do the same where he knows

26:26

he appears and sunlamps he is looking

26:29

pretty good even those older now but ah

26:31

they do have faith that the the

26:34

soothing out of the face and them and the black

26:36

hair dye for one shot and he goes

26:38

for cars you've gone you've you've you got older

26:41

me catch up with you the started singer now has

26:43

, great here so they the story

26:45

tell their way out of the the make up some status

26:49

distracting make up throughout

26:51

you funny yeah but

26:53

it will be

26:55

it breaks his breaker for the service

26:57

troy it's he i guess except in his

26:59

beverly crusher we are michael dorn is more coming

27:01

back it's love our burn as shorty the

27:03

fords er en bresse finer

27:07

probably not as data because this story wrapped

27:09

up and so a lot of speculation and start from the fandom

27:11

about who prince finer will be playing whether it'll

27:13

be a descendant of the latest creator

27:16

or as its likeness or date of

27:18

twin brother lore even as

27:20

potentially and antagonists how

27:22

he was a in the next generation

27:24

says a big as a big villain so

27:27

that's season three lt they've announcer premier

27:29

date yet it it's this could

27:32

be what next generation fans had really

27:34

waiting for the reunion

27:36

and just catching up and just watching

27:38

the relationships that were the heart of

27:41

that show i'm kind of revisiting

27:43

that as as your memories

27:46

oh okay

27:49

as i say i mean i saw the first season

27:51

was okay okay like it was not

27:53

great but i was really

27:55

it was okay washy more of it in a different

27:57

want to see a thing season and i'm sure so you

27:59

didn't watch next generation yeah

28:02

it was you're familiar course of star

28:04

trek haven't seen original series of new movies

28:06

and some discovery some

28:09

it feels like

28:11

like the show with the car to for season was written

28:13

for someone like you're a that's a yeah or

28:15

any kind of say it but i need just enough

28:17

to know that it was

28:19

it was wrong surface into you

28:22

know if another if yeah the and

28:24

i've watched is what's the handful episodes

28:26

yeah that different tell the it'll ever done

28:28

then i know in i know but lot of the story

28:31

arcs like you and i know a i

28:33

, enough i have no friends have you

28:35

know did the same thing with a was it when it was all images

28:37

was his i didn't watch when it was on so i miss that

28:40

zoc ice and now wasn't it takes effort

28:42

yeah this point yeah

28:46

it's , watching and i think this announcement of see

28:48

the through the fact that season two does feel

28:51

conducted season one that the all the

28:53

this new cast that they introduce and season

28:55

one he tried i have you you

28:58

yourself with and fall in love with like the

29:00

are back so they're extending their stories

29:02

and so you either go through the school in pain of like

29:05

killed picard traveling collecting new

29:07

people right for his quest for

29:09

the first five episodes like you know these people

29:11

already have a little bit more backstory with them

29:13

so we we season three is for cards as new

29:15

family he's been developed in

29:18

the show connecting and the show the mix

29:20

with his old family secondly

29:22

as if you see

29:25

, a soldier member berries are in the video

29:27

game broad big story announce is

29:29

that there is gonna be overturn some

29:31

monkey island is this

29:33

year run gilbert their writer

29:36

developer of the

29:38

original monkey island series announces

29:41

on april fools day

29:42

that it's a real thing

29:45

the only been developing it for a couple years now

29:48

and , will be in the adventure

29:50

game in this the true spirit

29:52

of the monkey island games with all the

29:55

the their that their comedy and

29:57

their comedy and and everything with

29:59

the the you'd expect ah

30:02

i think the

30:03

there were sequels previously

30:05

in in the in like this semi you have any

30:07

their them modern era of of a

30:10

pc gaming but this is of course updated

30:12

with the iris graphics and or assets

30:15

the only have done i believe they have done brig

30:18

be massive versions of the us that are the original

30:20

souvenir life with a yet an option

30:22

to like turn the graphics on look nicer

30:24

to on the original graphics if

30:27

you haven't played of a i haven't played those gay

30:29

i used to play a lot of those early lucasfilm

30:31

by full throttle the some guy right

30:33

at me as in magazines to

30:37

it's been years that because macallan althea

30:39

play the sequel either , examined

30:41

max the good example of a game that has been

30:44

modernize adventure

30:46

wise and the

30:48

yeah it's it's it's it's actually really good analogy

30:50

with the or the star trek stuff because this

30:53

presentation style the

30:56

little bit at a date now know think if they're trying

30:58

to get new audiences the also love what people

31:00

loved about those style games

31:03

it's going to be the writing it can be the characterizations

31:05

and some the art style but the gameplay

31:08

can't really be that

31:10

point and click adventure or text base

31:13

conversations like that's that's just not

31:15

a salad or play today yeah i'm trying

31:17

to think of a proud of the omar of as your games

31:19

that really work and it's tough i i

31:21

a huge fan of the company

31:23

watch it i but they are very it's

31:25

a very

31:27

nice like

31:29

new adventure games done in a very

31:31

old you know personally style operate

31:33

and so they do they do think as a voice

31:35

work in work aig him

31:38

puzzle games but it feels

31:40

you for that you are playing the game that is you

31:42

know fifteen twenty years old and

31:44

of kind of the appeal to me as again

31:46

i'll i like in i i i like that specific

31:49

them again but you said i it doesn't it

31:51

when translates like a mass or new audience

31:53

is the specific ways and it's you are

31:55

using the exact same methods

31:58

point clicking com to thing put it there's

32:00

started a person is very slow and live

32:02

with back and forth that's a slow traverse

32:05

all that and forth and yeah they're milking

32:07

he other than the gameplay time and

32:10

the letting your imagination have to fill in the blanks

32:13

ah but there

32:14

i can he be too many options now we just

32:16

don't we can't of times us to put forty

32:19

hours in so poignantly adventure really

32:21

needs to be to more about the dialogue

32:24

and more about slot a lot of colorful characters

32:27

yeah i'm curious it did me embassy mrs via

32:29

steam release but i have the it even porting

32:31

wanted eyes and putting their pc games

32:34

to things like ah

32:36

they got i pad or in

32:38

the switch and i find it works pretty

32:40

well doing that has a girl in planes

32:43

of his point like adventures on i pad make sense

32:47

i'm here to my galaxy or take the same

32:49

the same route is

32:52

the pregame i feel that gets really made for the same deck

32:54

because i want has middleton else something controls

32:57

as well as touch pads and also

32:59

touchscreen and so really point like adventures

33:01

anything less would need a mouse cursor

33:04

but doesn't eat fast mouse movements he

33:06

has perfect for that seem to form factor

33:08

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34:24

fucking with video games other big released

34:26

this week was finally out of beta epic

34:29

has released unreal engine five

34:32

now this is we're not video

34:34

game developers were not coders i level

34:36

designers but it is interesting

34:38

from a production standpoint

34:40

because you he five has a suite

34:42

of or full production tools

34:45

and things a fill ten from there are many humans

34:48

are technology it's her things

34:50

that they they made for the first season of the

34:52

men delorean i and you point me

34:54

to a video that the film

34:56

riot you tube channel tiered where they experimented

34:59

with using unreal engine and

35:01

creating there their version

35:03

of a volume style

35:05

projected background using just fell off

35:08

the shelf

35:08

the doctor

35:09

yeah yeah i kind of the committee's a mini volume

35:11

and and away really just yeah

35:15

you you you the i have a friend who's doing the

35:17

very similar setup where you use

35:19

a projector as your your screen computers their

35:21

run in you ,

35:23

into trackers it is there any good ones isn't by

35:25

vibes factors right now but there are it looks up

35:27

as a cc make some extra

35:29

trackers but essentially is mounting your trackers

35:31

onto trackers camera sending their data

35:33

to the computer you're telling it was so good

35:35

this is your and amenable to move and change

35:38

the background is is it sounds pretty

35:41

that sounds totally

35:43

conceptually like i get it but watching

35:45

the of the phone right video eating can even

35:47

see where a lot of the satellite like

35:49

the issues with the issues with the

35:52

the big to like learning point serve

35:54

the translational it's getting this data center

35:58

go across only difference is application the programs

36:00

to give you

36:01

proper image

36:03

no he i dived i've downloaded it either

36:05

so my type of my list as are messing with

36:07

it really

36:09

curious as to how the stuff

36:11

played and i think it's gonna be huge and that the film

36:13

industry moving forward so the only thing only thing to know

36:15

more about yeah the the most barebones

36:18

version of this the untracked version is

36:20

you know throwing up a an

36:22

image re that and then you have a large enough

36:24

screen that you have some foreground background parallax

36:27

yeah if the background that you have is far

36:29

enough from your subject and itself is

36:32

in a does not have a lot of

36:34

multiplayer [unk] elements then

36:36

you can just great parallax with having to say

36:38

like a green screen essentially is a green screen

36:41

the tracking but it does

36:43

if you have the space for it is

36:46

give you peril whatever lack

36:48

for the the only thing you're getting

36:50

which means he this flat background

36:52

can represent smaller spaces

36:56

spaces are all sorts of different i've spaces

36:59

are by i was very surprised watching that

37:01

some right video of how much information you

37:03

need to feed into real engine

37:06

not a position of the camera rather

37:08

is traditionally camera up camera position of the camera relative

37:11

to subject relative

37:13

to the projector screen projector

37:15

screen relative to the virtual space

37:18

like all these apoplexy has a window

37:20

kind of giving flattens things out and

37:23

like because it never even

37:25

thought or had since had to consider like

37:27

have to be factored in factored make it believable

37:31

yeah yeah that and like your parallax

37:33

is different see the parallax are getting

37:35

has to be different

37:37

face off of what camera what focal

37:39

length you're using a dream like when it's proceed

37:41

focal length is because that doesn't that

37:44

necessarily isn't as far back as what

37:46

would normally be that far effect on f

37:48

like delay a lot of didn't see that happening

37:50

and then and , also exists

37:52

to go back like he is it does

37:54

that the perilous but also his like man lauren where

37:57

you need for give these reflect these materials that

37:59

need

37:59

that

38:01

the lights in color do like off of that stuff

38:03

and essentially what this is also good

38:05

for anybody who's a shot green stream

38:08

with someone who wears glasses or someone who's wearing

38:10

to the shiny away from the green like be thrilled

38:12

really panned yes issues with screens

38:15

ring that the sort

38:16

the around and even have a

38:18

similar present not use of the background uses

38:20

just for intentionally for reflections

38:23

like with spacesuit helmets likelihood with

38:25

the , perfect lighting off bouncing off

38:28

of faces was even an earlier way they use

38:30

can avail daily the walls that

38:33

don't necessarily need tracking but you can

38:35

you can do with a big project or as long as you getting

38:37

good reflections offer of that

38:39

for whatever projector screen you use

38:41

yeah and i'm actually thinking something

38:44

about trying it out for this your first project

38:46

is is neva necessarily uses it for

38:48

a suit but

38:50

setting

38:52

we title that about previous last week

38:54

and actually set know the assuming

38:56

it's set up something that's similar to subs like areas

38:58

of your air i have access to

39:00

or ceos set , up virtually

39:03

and then been able to put people down there

39:05

as you hold on a camera and see like if i can take screenshots

39:08

or like little video and make like of animated

39:10

storyboard the outer space off of that those

39:12

tools in there and i use that

39:14

as use as as of and said to me stick figures on

39:17

paper that's what i'm at workmen

39:20

his , products were the year since symmetry

39:22

surplus return source without easily unreal

39:25

is essentially a

39:27

sandbox the non real with all the assets

39:29

available or the free ones we could buy him and

39:31

then he'd built all then

39:33

very complex

39:36

lighting tools that we would have like all

39:39

the all the areas guy panels like they're all represented

39:41

correctly in there was there right lumens be able to the dim those

39:44

of busy building out that lighting supply building

39:46

out what the cameras and lenses to do and

39:48

do and the user sort of frame i

39:50

haven't really played with his stuff much i think it's smi

39:53

be still in beta out of it's can work in progress

39:55

but i'm it's on steam if you're doesn't matter

39:58

the reversal studios for some that's

40:00

what you can use for previous purposes or

40:03

actual of young war by working for salsas

40:05

to com n or something in real time

40:08

yeah i'm and of now i to

40:10

he's also work of unreal of them a human stuff and

40:13

get the cheapest idea that you can do

40:15

keep track real camera moves in virtual

40:17

spaces you see that a lot in

40:20

lotta , and a man in animations

40:22

and cut scenes rank

40:25

the type of real handheld camera movements of their

40:27

views yeah i

40:29

, jim cameron holy the i pad with the tracking

40:31

ball ball the avatar

40:33

is the evolution of their yes exactly he

40:35

acts of your it's a nephew only been in a real lens

40:38

right so i i i unless you're

40:40

doing in camera shots know

40:42

yes be the soviet represents a dummy saying

40:44

you'll maybe the weight of maybe of a camera body

40:47

yeah here if it's all if

40:49

it's all in camera yeah it's really just i mean the

40:51

i see people do this on just like a stick

40:54

like you know haven't the haven't the tracker they're older they're stick

40:56

up this or move around that camera when

40:59

i think matt workmen even like put

41:01

some of the stuff on on wheels love

41:03

love the way as when you start getting to to dollies

41:06

and then gives the suffers the

41:08

movie camera head not with handle that

41:10

with his wheels and angle know

41:12

your your time i crank floor yeah yeah

41:14

suicide like three wheels maybe and he was able

41:16

to translate those into

41:19

either senators or or unreal for basically

41:21

control his camera in a way that a camera

41:24

operator who local six hundred is where

41:26

to those wheels can come on here and know

41:28

exactly how to move the camera in this virtual space

41:30

with the right resistance and meadow not exercising

41:34

like filled in a wheel sale yes just the

41:36

mix something look handheld the so

41:38

much of it is seth make seth a

41:40

a controlled thing look not motion

41:42

control yeah labour you can record

41:44

those actions and the manipulate them then

41:47

again later a tweet film yeah tonya

41:49

they're armed i wasn't playing do some

41:51

project or talk but we live skits that i

41:54

interest of time and seven later because i don't pick

41:56

your brain about projectors as we talk

41:58

about some of the stuff and using for there's

42:00

a but we do have some questions so we promise

42:03

some listener questions about

42:05

production i with a few of from

42:08

a folks i picked out a few them will soros

42:10

us beverly down and of course family

42:13

has been a guest on the show before oh

42:15

, just losses webcam

42:18

oh no joey camera battery died died

42:21

beverly of a

42:23

down create of a ask how

42:26

about ships were prepping shots and

42:28

keeping a long video interesting

42:30

courting good quality audio and

42:33

light in the lot of the questions worth about

42:36

the kind of the entry level video production

42:38

or tips for ah are

42:40

things that we keep in mind when we tried

42:42

out film a long form video

42:46

yeah that's a that's a big with us killer

42:49

has a that's good news so

42:52

in terms of light it's own

42:54

when i guess

42:55

i'm sorry to do as as

42:57

someone who's com and that that comes into a space and

43:00

and is reagan really suited this i've

43:02

really gotten into like

43:05

the lady for three sexy and get everything off

43:07

the grounds of like mounted as much

43:09

that stuff as off of the grassy

43:11

of room to move around but also given the space

43:14

the ambient

43:15

the

43:16

the ambient three sixty lion that you needs that if

43:19

if you're doing a bill video the sort of like like we

43:21

do it can be

43:22

one genius in terms of where it's been shot at

43:25

i was benched for sneeze be run too busy

43:27

having all that lighting set so that you don't need

43:30

three nathan up afterwards

43:32

and it right now we're at we're at works just

43:35

cameras are so

43:37

the iso is or the the sensors

43:40

is so sensitive to light that we actually don't

43:42

need to add the whole one

43:44

a white to make your ambient room

43:46

later like back when we first or do

43:49

is like twenty the or tweet ten

43:51

we are digital video cameras that just could

43:53

not handle low like

43:55

low levels of light and so you had a amp up on

43:58

or lights but also in doing

43:59

the

44:01

for every bright

44:03

the brighter your life becomes a deeper your shadows

44:05

become right and so like the ghosts are behind

44:07

you yeah exactly the second this in intentional

44:10

or unintentional contrast with and you have

44:12

to use more fill lights and brainstem those

44:14

levels up and so lighting for early

44:16

digital was it was a pain is is

44:18

a sticky agatha yet over light everything and

44:21

reduced contrast ratios by using feel like nowadays

44:24

you can like we can walk into a room and like

44:26

of single window can be both laugh

44:28

for ceiling in dhaka be enough for

44:30

like a fool three six the lights us really evaluate

44:33

your space

44:35

and knowing that you can

44:37

use

44:38

with your cameras you can use the

44:40

lower levels of light and just more of them

44:43

around the room and then

44:44

i do camera test and see if you have that ambient

44:46

level

44:47

and and if you i do you know

44:49

things like we do an atom shop where he has like little

44:52

practical the light bulbs on stands

44:54

and stuff and like lights on his desk that

44:56

, add ah in l

44:58

a bit of styler at all that more contrast if

45:00

you want to play from their foot

45:02

yeah i bet she's something bet she's on windows

45:05

will be afraid of using windows if you want to like get

45:07

some and ambient light

45:09

up there a yellow any lighting

45:11

you the i use your of islam are loading

45:14

some success since two thousand one i

45:16

, of focus on the audio like you

45:18

have your you feel if you're a person is me for me yourself

45:21

and you have only so much time and resources

45:24

of i'll even say tickets up stack and

45:26

maybe the the eating it don't get

45:28

bogged down in trying to make

45:31

your video look a certain way or

45:33

look perfect because all that effort

45:36

you will the think you are all

45:38

that is distracting you from creating the content and

45:41

getting the refs out and making a piece of video

45:44

and it's very easy i think to get

45:46

bogged in so diving into

45:48

i want to make this shot look a certain way or the perfect

45:50

a certain way and the you lose you run

45:52

a time to make the thing that you want to make it

45:54

or energy them in a matter that are like to

45:57

make that if you start spending more time

45:59

in between

45:59

every ideas or dylan and trying

46:02

to make writhing look great them the energy as

46:04

fuel you can feel that across the screen

46:06

like that's where the reasons we don't overshoot

46:09

, one day bills are not stop and him to to

46:11

adjust cameras adjust or with my trousers

46:14

it you you'll feel that you'll feel the difference in

46:16

his in his momentum

46:19

of going through a video and like you said audio

46:21

the night we were time others like little road audio

46:24

at this point there some small

46:27

affordable like to just charged like almost

46:29

air parties for many years you see in

46:31

the the wall to go out and the things

46:34

you sound

46:35

on great like modern audio is

46:37

they don't even

46:39

a lower price points as like so much better

46:41

than idea was to twenty years ago

46:44

yeah there's really no she said that already at this point

46:46

marla says by the way to go this point

46:49

it , then if you have the luxury cars the

46:51

it's very expensive to buy a olive

46:54

packed the have on the a dslr

46:56

whatever merely camera you might have said

46:58

plug the audio in necessarily necessarily

47:01

always possible of if is almost are mindful that

47:03

serves record it separately in sync and

47:05

and think it up a lot of these portable packs

47:07

will transmit of of the also record locally

47:10

and you could really clean audio

47:12

just clicking on your shirt and

47:14

, you can very easily in whatever

47:16

editing software clean that up but skill

47:19

tests videos lot of that stuff assaults on

47:21

i phone sales and the guy phone adios is

47:23

totally okay and you can look of

47:25

you tube videos and had a champion certain sounds

47:27

and boost certain sounds as

47:30

and

47:31

it's workable

47:32

yeah

47:34

the your africa

47:35

yeah they are again cameras around the point

47:37

now where even phone cameras are

47:39

are not only good bell so great with

47:41

audio adjustments in auto

47:43

ducking when it needs to what

47:47

what's your thought i'd hate you be a go on for

47:49

the what was a lot other question the

47:52

keeping a long video interesting write

47:55

it out if he if you're just started making

47:57

videos right out and eat only

47:59

to ghost is was scrapped by a that's

48:01

need to be a script but writing out

48:03

what you plan to say as if it was a script

48:06

just to get your ideas town

48:09

first

48:10

help from anything you what you realize

48:12

is you don't necessarily need to write a lot

48:15

like you can write i think joy when

48:17

you know when sir the

48:19

arctic and we travel with tom scott

48:21

the issuer right like he's

48:24

considered it like a cheat code to writer

48:26

all scripts and four paragraphs

48:28

would get him of without

48:30

a video is it was it was you'll need

48:32

or eight two thousand word essay is ah

48:35

and writing it helps

48:37

you learn what your own voices

48:39

a yeah that's a good that's ago when

48:41

i'm and i i i

48:43

don't do videos as much or haven't done as

48:45

much in so

48:46

i i leaned on that as a crutch

48:48

because

48:50

the guy just i found myself going long

48:52

but been uninteresting my reap

48:54

repeating myself or like not find or information

48:56

is or what i was doing for camera

48:58

view videos and stuff i would write it all

49:01

out as a like you said as if he was gonna say now

49:03

did have a to the side of me and like a

49:05

great writer allowed really couple times put it

49:07

aside and then go and try and beat naturalistic

49:10

to that way but it was also just away from either

49:13

the more aware of so he said the voice of what

49:15

you're so what you're saying if european things and

49:18

it just helps soon as he just gets onto

49:20

some point you can just grab it and take and look

49:22

the health of your first to start now

49:25

if a guy obviously becomes a guide for you

49:27

and then don't be afraid to record

49:29

it multiple times it

49:32

will probably be better the second time

49:34

for your allies first time you got it right

49:37

yeah all all better than that we the pizza

49:39

video the we just talked about i put out that my says

49:42

of full second video sizes

49:44

if if one video where i

49:46

thought i could just not

49:48

like i can give myself again of a bullet point in

49:50

my head the down shot

49:53

at all

49:54

the minister

49:55

whatever like i was made of be peters with the

49:58

advent solace or video

49:59

it it just wasn't my oh like

50:02

i i messed this all up and so

50:05

will just ignore the belgian be

50:07

a berlin like okay that now and then

50:10

did a good or right for robert of thing up for

50:12

it to the side innocently like use it as a script

50:14

but i used it as a guide government

50:16

second time even knowing in the back

50:19

of your subconscious that it's a burner video

50:21

the you have the option you suited again relaxes

50:23

you that first time it does yeah

50:26

yeah i think that probably gonna apply to some other questions

50:28

that we are on this list here been unfair the

50:31

or were summer question from rafael about general

50:34

, ritual ceramic videos i think we

50:36

covered covered that com

50:38

and unnecessary mistakes the think

50:42

yeah com and unnecessary mistakes

50:45

oh boy

50:49

when it when you're gonna the either know and

50:51

it's ah what what to look at videos

50:54

i mean or audio

50:56

ago yeah i saw audio is is

50:58

it is bad audio you you are much

51:00

more you will turn a thing

51:02

off much quicker than if it looks

51:06

if it if you'd looked bad i guess was that

51:08

a good idea the anti

51:10

communist siri mistake is charlotte put all your eggs

51:12

in one when basket in one

51:14

video in a lot of people starting

51:16

off the i got make something go

51:18

viral i gotta make something

51:20

there that is my this is that the you want

51:22

to make ah can like he likes script

51:25

writing or even script writing like and people

51:27

invest so much in the saying i'm

51:29

and they are you going to kill

51:31

your baby three of the as a know you've got

51:34

a deterrent like the that the the

51:36

the thing the mistake is being

51:39

too precious about one thing ah

51:41

and ah and working fast enough that you're doing

51:43

multiple things and can't

51:45

find the energy or the motivation to

51:48

continue and do multiple things and maybe not

51:50

the thing you want to be do yeah

51:53

that's a good the earth you were put in it and

51:55

eight again like going back

51:57

to tom writing my for for paragraph

51:59

that been a long video like start

52:02

simple and then see where you can

52:04

yeah expand from there in that will that

52:06

will help craft or voices well the rain

52:09

, as did the pandemic change the work

52:11

flow the time of her allow for new thoughts

52:13

about creative moves the trunk

52:15

saw motion that you did zoe comes

52:17

to mind right yeah

52:20

i mean works well i think it works independent exchange

52:22

works well for all of us as a team

52:24

and and i'm sure as individually the

52:28

night i spent i was already sort

52:30

of work and remote but doing and of travels

52:32

were like i would shoot the on be

52:35

is doubt your that's a couple lot of my mental

52:37

energy but when when everything is kind of locked

52:39

in we're all stuck inside i

52:42

i'll just leaned on playing a lot more

52:44

my camera in my garage to in short

52:46

films like figuring out other little techniques

52:48

and stuff in i just started

52:51

having more fun doing things

52:54

where i wasn't thinking about necessarily

52:57

shooting the best looking thing

53:00

urged are in i i did like a stop motion

53:02

it was real sloppy this with clay that was melting the

53:04

like with was the so fun and they cut my mind

53:06

occupied for occupied pandemic that on

53:09

i didn't realize that i was learning all a bit more

53:11

about motion in stop

53:13

motion in him the cameras billie to stop motion and how

53:15

to do that and oh , so when

53:18

we shot that trump video analysis

53:20

that was just i think i had ten minutes athena

53:22

the day i said m t just leave this here for minute

53:24

was gonna do this day it was so quick and even

53:27

think about another i'm probably not of users but i

53:29

just return enough

53:31

gas can where that came from it wasn't a silly anything

53:34

planned out but it was just it

53:36

was just needed a greeting back into

53:38

what i was having fun playing with during the pandemic

53:42

we learned a lot from to adam the necessity

53:44

that i'm shooting himself i think though the have to smoke

53:46

purely just the work for prospective keys

53:48

for see with an i phone ah he's

53:51

using the front facing camera a lot

53:53

of times and ,

53:56

gotten

53:57

chatting with him encouraging him

53:59

there may with hills of different cameras

54:02

into for months he shoots all the other be role but

54:04

you know he's also making the thing and it with a long

54:06

process have a camera fix on

54:08

his model potter one of those arms and the

54:10

a role for forty five minutes doing doing

54:13

thing and normally we'd have you know cameron's

54:15

sixteen from timeless mode right and and se

54:17

que le foll and and

54:19

realizing that there would be a there

54:22

are limitations said just having one single camera

54:24

the adam is swimming around the you're

54:27

learning a lot more about what you up there

54:29

the viewers listeners want to see in

54:32

their think that we may be previously would not have

54:34

shot in that way without

54:36

being constrained to a single i phone camera

54:39

but we are happy that people actually really do

54:41

want to see and know

54:43

from melting things on top of the lay

54:45

them and stuff like that ah depends

54:48

on noise as and building the psych new

54:51

new kind of relationship

54:53

with the viewer and ,

54:55

on his own style video yeah really

54:58

is it opened up an entirely new perspective

55:00

that we would be didn't even realize how can tap

55:02

into anna and elsa we out the gave us us

55:06

how good adam would be at

55:08

managing or that on i'm on his own death

55:10

and i think it was good that we didn't

55:12

it was that the camera's the i phone is at a place

55:14

now where we don't have to mount a mount

55:17

little my to her like a little of use them

55:19

to for some cover books in a user's

55:21

filmic tools in i phone footage agree

55:24

it's not a point where it looks good in sounds

55:26

well enough to where we can work with it and

55:28

then that just give that ammo are

55:30

free my flexibility that also

55:33

changed the way he approaches certain bills

55:35

or even shows certain

55:37

things that it it's a whole new vantage

55:39

point for the viewer

55:41

yeah the or any to to change the the media

55:43

work flow also you know what are offloading a c

55:45

cards at another day or getting know

55:47

chop up dozens of have

55:50

enough file folders have multiple days

55:52

of footage the time varying

55:54

lengths and then scan of we're discovering

55:56

that footage as well while

55:58

getting brief the had it

55:59

about what was shot

56:01

yeah

56:02

i was actually i ties the adam blake

56:04

as you know do we give pointers for

56:07

his adam silver videos or let him just go

56:09

freestyle and mostly

56:11

freestyle with you point out things here now

56:14

ah you more this to people love this

56:17

meal that rolled

56:19

on stop you know cameras camera falling over

56:22

happy to include your fun things here and there

56:24

yeah yeah a little bit of just the of

56:27

the postmortem like of the full feedback session

56:29

of is the a this this works really well like the thing

56:31

they didn't even think about during this arsenal

56:34

saying like sonar are endless

56:36

looks great

56:37

well

56:38

adam adam the play music and dancing to music

56:41

for separates us does is it is a honest

56:43

look at how he works in the shop ah

56:46

and we work around some other the music

56:48

sometimes i mean really scolds rubio

56:51

, called want a bill does like of land of all but

56:53

this is more literally that of land while project

56:55

affair and he's moving up fly round

56:58

geier every half hour hour

57:00

, and we have fun with i can find the royalty

57:02

free music also the to

57:05

see of time lapses time always surprised people

57:07

will be a dick in twenty be a build

57:09

that were hour and half long and

57:11

watched it for our half here

57:14

more fry or something and not rush

57:16

related but or not tested production related

57:18

but still any thoughts on the handheld camera

57:21

work in moon knight

57:23

the absurd one one

57:25

, the shots of steve in funding up

57:28

to the muffin man that's when he he

57:30

wakes up and he's running away from a

57:32

town and hi

57:35

in of so to the in camera

57:37

at it via pan reasons hub of the

57:39

a cop car ah maybe

57:41

just like handheld camera in in this

57:44

several photography

57:46

yeah i haven't seen episode two and i

57:48

can't remember nuff of

57:50

i don't really remember specifically watching

57:53

for an episode one

57:55

hannah elders a i'm circle and a lot

57:57

more about professional handheld

57:59

i guess you'd call it a since use

58:02

it i've been using an easy reg which is of like

58:04

up a device a backpack with

58:06

backpack big old arm that kind of comes down with a tether

58:08

a rope that helps you to stabilize your

58:10

terror to help you do handle for longer and

58:13

for doing that have certain to pay more taxes

58:15

all different types of and health and there's actually cutler's

58:18

, houses and in productions

58:20

do in house styles of like your

58:22

, held is your hand held his the

58:24

horizontal movements are however

58:27

avoid vertical and so there's like a half years

58:29

of thought about how vertical islam or disorienting

58:31

the horizontal and silly lefties horizontal

58:33

if one were just chat you're lucky

58:36

more vertical bounce were were chasing someone

58:38

ah and so there's actually like catholic school of thought

58:40

on the house

58:41

how much

58:42

how to disorient someone or how to just make it feel

58:44

more energetic energy for sure

58:47

i like the wickedly the camera the

58:49

and as a participant

58:52

and the see when you're like beer tastes offer

58:54

year or even like you know so it's awfully the paul

58:56

greengrass like lot of us you know both

58:59

sneaking edo appearing in syria with

59:01

the runway or image whereas the great lakes

59:03

even though it's not you know the cameras in a care

59:05

for your perceiving it from your perspective

59:08

and giving you the feeling as if you're

59:10

in the room no but not up

59:12

close you are you're not yeah you're

59:14

you're you're not seen it out welcome

59:16

ensue that that moment which

59:18

is so still have a feeling for your seed

59:21

your seat it's all about communicating emotion

59:23

to the viewer that than assume the faces of the

59:25

of the actors the so like them the movement

59:28

of a camera for handheld is like for first show

59:30

me for a sense can yeah he's in a manic

59:32

state he's he's disoriented

59:34

often times assume he's kind of i'm

59:36

going through the world frantically

59:39

like that the camera can can communicate

59:41

that too

59:42

yeah yeah there yeah

59:44

i'm i see think these you're a guy guy said a good gives

59:46

you a little more ability to to

59:48

play with a different styles of of hills

59:50

and that is also like

59:52

dot polka was shot in

59:54

the handheld style and maybe something like

59:57

now and i think they do a lot temperature or

59:59

stuff because there or virtuality

1:00:01

there's a mirror a red sox and a

1:00:03

static plain different versions of

1:00:05

himself in in mirrors that they have

1:00:07

to the frame for that

1:00:11

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1:00:13

the listener question that cable why we're an hour

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if maybe find his things that annoy me ah

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1:00:31

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1:00:35

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so for cards season one and we'd and

1:01:15

lotta cameos i call back the whole show is

1:01:18

about you know not only the end of hearts journey

1:01:20

but also for fans twenty

1:01:22

years later how can we tell a new story

1:01:24

while also bring back some of the member barry

1:01:27

some of the things were really familiar with that

1:01:29

we love in the first that in in in

1:01:31

star trek the seven seasons of star trek next

1:01:33

generation seasons cameos are are

1:01:35

big things well as references offhand

1:01:37

references of this character this thing this events

1:01:40

kind of anchoring the shown to the world building that

1:01:42

i'd already happened and season one

1:01:44

lead the little bit of that you of course had raker and troy

1:01:46

coming and like and seven the best stuff which is them

1:01:49

sitting around the fireplace talking about this

1:01:51

history of things that we never got to see as

1:01:53

fans but give the filling in the

1:01:55

story of what happened in those twenty years

1:01:57

kind of with these i think nostalgic shows a

1:02:00

really good at and it in between season

1:02:02

one at that was kind of a success enough

1:02:05

john patrick stewart went on to he

1:02:07

went on the view using other the show the view

1:02:09

read the talk shows that an interview and one

1:02:11

of the one of the the host of the view is

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whoopi goldberg course will be goldberg

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was a big award winning actress

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on a next generation when the biggest

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actors actually biggest names was a big deal

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some guests will be go over of playing the role

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of dying in she was the bartender

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on the enterprise the bar called ten for

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illegal non replicator out

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a real alcoholic beverages classic scotty

1:02:47

maneuvers years and romulan ale that's that's

1:02:49

ah that's not up to code answer

1:02:51

to share with the crew in

1:02:53

on the view patrick stewart openly

1:02:56

asked whoopi goldberg will you be in

1:02:58

star trek but car will you return to the the

1:03:00

fans want gyn in as she blushes

1:03:03

say yes okay maybe we'll make it work and so

1:03:05

fans like ooh who called more cameos

1:03:07

more touchback to to the character

1:03:09

to things that we love and next generation and

1:03:12

so in the first episode of picard season

1:03:14

to a as the car whose now

1:03:16

the admiral retired admiral is actually the chancellor

1:03:19

of starfleet academy now playing

1:03:21

that senior role that whole graduating class

1:03:23

seen one of the places that he goes

1:03:26

is dying worth trying to find guided

1:03:29

where guidance is now so he walks

1:03:31

into a bar and it's it's whoopi

1:03:33

goldberg she's there she's in she's

1:03:35

she's as gyn in and you know like

1:03:37

like cube the the age or up she has like a one

1:03:39

liner that says oh humans don't

1:03:41

like to be reminder of immortality so i

1:03:43

kind of age long with them so

1:03:46

you know that's why i i i'm i'm the i'm

1:03:48

gonna and they have a nice chat and talk and

1:03:50

it's a nice little piece of you know if you

1:03:52

have characterization of bring back of

1:03:55

bring her back so great you got the

1:03:57

got the gun and cameo you got the

1:03:59

dot [unk] the reference it's a nice way to kick off

1:04:01

season two now they go onto the venture

1:04:04

even to according to the bill time

1:04:06

travel as statuettes and that

1:04:08

they are they go back in time the or twenty

1:04:10

twenty four the world is untenable

1:04:12

that of this raise cut a lot of a your your your

1:04:14

social commentary the get us started track

1:04:16

you know that that that the inequality

1:04:19

in the world right now it's i directly know things

1:04:21

like immigration and ice but

1:04:23

has a lot of that also star trek for feel

1:04:25

for social for kirk and spock at san francisco

1:04:28

save the whales lot alike be sort

1:04:30

of water really funny com the bets are

1:04:32

that was wrecked by leonard nimoy which there

1:04:35

is an even number star trek film where the fan

1:04:38

fan favorites though it's a it's

1:04:40

a tommy films really are

1:04:42

here they do back in time to the bit of urgency

1:04:44

there's like altered timeline stuff and are

1:04:47

interesting note a to his thing best

1:04:49

the two episodes of

1:04:51

the season to them were directed by layer thompson

1:04:54

leah thompson back to the future

1:04:56

fame so little bit of time travel time

1:04:58

there's the director now juice and tv direction

1:05:01

or the also brought back the

1:05:03

remember him he says asked for choice yeah

1:05:05

the famous moment in the bus or the gone cross the

1:05:07

bridge sets alameda end

1:05:09

of the punt on the bus listen to rock

1:05:12

music and spock nerve

1:05:14

pisses him and he passes out and everyone

1:05:16

the bus class right right

1:05:19

with a guy is there's a story with i gonna

1:05:21

you know what it what is it we know that guy

1:05:24

that got my goodness that's us

1:05:26

we met him he said director of the muppets

1:05:29

kirk thatcher we've worked we've met him

1:05:31

at comic-con parties okay

1:05:33

, yeah yeah yeahs has a beer he actually

1:05:35

a another cameo heated if you watched spider-man

1:05:37

of a homecoming you

1:05:40

know a the scene where is where peter

1:05:42

parker's early on in new york city and

1:05:44

someone's this do a backflip

1:05:47

and there was a kid [unk] nexium that's captain kirk thatcher

1:05:49

in his cameo

1:05:50

in it and started a homecoming so he knows people

1:05:52

in the movie business in the film business and

1:05:54

actually brought him back as a nice little cameo

1:05:57

as the punk aged up again

1:05:59

on the

1:05:59

it was a music playing a same song

1:06:02

so i appreciate that typical back i

1:06:04

like that's i'd i'd say that list that's a cute seats

1:06:06

com comedic a call back and nice

1:06:08

bit of their eggs easter eggs nice

1:06:10

nice reference so they're in they're past

1:06:13

and picard through

1:06:16

some instruction will spoil exactly how

1:06:18

or why he knows this is looking for

1:06:20

a specific for person called a

1:06:22

watcher he's looking for this watch person

1:06:24

who could it be in the you're twenty twenty four

1:06:27

indeed given his court at least teleported

1:06:30

to the coordinates any goes into

1:06:32

this building and the

1:06:34

other side and it's the watcher

1:06:37

this guy in it

1:06:38

it's not it's not will be gullberg they have

1:06:41

another actress play a younger version of

1:06:43

guiness a she's been on earth this whole time

1:06:45

know she's are in in in she doesn't know him

1:06:48

to the recognize him and she becomes

1:06:50

an important character in that

1:06:52

episode and helping for car solve

1:06:54

this crisis mystery that iran and number

1:06:57

and and restore the timeline

1:06:59

now some sort of fans are very very

1:07:02

unhappy about the

1:07:04

for from not because it's not what we go for not the has

1:07:06

he gotten you actually since the great shops

1:07:08

but there's some some issues with a timeline

1:07:11

because in next generation that there was

1:07:13

a two part episode called time

1:07:15

time's arrow part one and part

1:07:18

to where they do go back

1:07:20

in time and data

1:07:22

go second time in fines dying

1:07:24

fines

1:07:25

this is seasons or this is a cliffhanger

1:07:28

of the season five finale and season

1:07:30

one premier there's , twain

1:07:32

in this episode the whole weird time travel

1:07:34

time bit of data loses his head

1:07:36

gets buried he goes in the future it's a fine

1:07:38

cain ends and that's like guide in the future

1:07:40

remembers this that thing that happened

1:07:43

and is able to provide some insight she was on

1:07:45

earth she met the card mets there but data

1:07:48

in , past but that happen

1:07:50

in the late eighteen hundreds

1:07:53

here's twenty twenty four and so why doesn't

1:07:56

this version of guiness

1:07:57

recognized the car

1:07:58

the people you read time

1:07:59

that episode out they like how

1:08:02

the time's arrow part one part to thing

1:08:04

from next generation less sweet the

1:08:06

under the rug this they want to tell

1:08:08

this and that may be lost the plot holes

1:08:11

some some version of this

1:08:13

liquid on t and z guided

1:08:15

in the past play

1:08:18

by whoop yes yes he was so would

1:08:20

you go work in the past and a high deal

1:08:22

that she had seen those events but she can

1:08:24

sell the cards in the twenty fourth century

1:08:26

what has happened to the needed to naturally unfold

1:08:29

right can affect the timeline that way

1:08:31

but it was all going to work out of the yeah but this but this

1:08:33

the middle that this is in the the twenty

1:08:35

first century and yet to bring guy

1:08:38

in in in here they had to read on that

1:08:40

episode and for go that reference

1:08:42

guide and your did not recognize

1:08:44

the card becomes a whole thing's kitty this

1:08:46

the as a whole emotional beat where he has the i'm

1:08:49

your money your oldest friend where i can't come from

1:08:51

or something i can forgive ah thats a bit of of

1:08:53

the but think that liberties with

1:08:56

writing fast that's not what i'm pissed about

1:08:58

steers when i'm pissed about will be card

1:09:00

finds guy in and help ortiz

1:09:02

outside the still there there's a series of shots

1:09:04

he walks up to the buildings he looks up

1:09:06

and on the front the building as a number ten ten

1:09:09

, and he looks up to this rights you

1:09:12

see the street posts i see the sign says

1:09:14

forward avenue and then

1:09:17

peasants who doesn't bit of acting we put his hand

1:09:19

on his head like oh my goodness

1:09:21

what a revelation oh

1:09:24

it's gyn in and her

1:09:27

bar is number ten on fourth

1:09:29

avenue that's why i'm

1:09:32

an external

1:09:32

in on the bridge for a bar was called ten forward

1:09:35

and so it's it's like uncovering

1:09:37

this explanation for name's this bar

1:09:40

that was on the show and answering a

1:09:42

question that fans they have had

1:09:45

on the show sequentially

1:09:47

but but but let me tell you there

1:09:49

was no explanation needed because

1:09:51

fans of the show new and especially

1:09:54

the hardcore fans anyone who'd picked up a starter

1:09:56

technical manual or a blueprint knew

1:09:58

that ten ford on the enterprise g

1:10:00

was called headed for because it was on dec

1:10:03

ten because it was on the ford most

1:10:05

part part of the ship where you think of a saucer

1:10:07

section a saucer the saucer portion

1:10:09

of a ship is this is a disk and the

1:10:11

front heart port on the

1:10:13

bridge the the is dec one the

1:10:16

the top most elevated

1:10:18

part but right in the middle dec

1:10:20

ten of twenty dec saucer would

1:10:23

be the be the part of this ship

1:10:25

and if you go to the front that's why they had

1:10:27

this lounge with his panoramic windows

1:10:30

sufi of the for most part the best views

1:10:32

of the ship was ten

1:10:34

forward

1:10:36

wait so real quick what the

1:10:38

what it would have been suggested with the timeline

1:10:40

is that

1:10:41

she worked at a place the

1:10:43

bar she worked at in the past was called

1:10:45

ten forward know the part of the bar she

1:10:47

worked out in the past was are

1:10:49

located the address located on ten

1:10:52

or ten ford street

1:10:54

forward avenue and that's why she

1:10:56

unnamed the bar on the enterprise

1:10:59

ten four when the

1:11:01

that

1:11:02

that's not the case written

1:11:04

in it was written in the blueprints written and

1:11:06

diagrams the very michael kuta michael

1:11:09

kuta ground the classic oh car style

1:11:11

diagrams showed clearly ten

1:11:13

decks ten decks and the very forward part of

1:11:15

the ship every galaxy class ship

1:11:17

not just enterprise would theoretically

1:11:19

have its own ten forward

1:11:21

guidance just happen to be the bartender of

1:11:24

this bar that was there

1:11:27

and yet there made a big deal in not only the revelation

1:11:29

for revelation acting for card holding his bald

1:11:31

head ha ha i finally

1:11:34

understand now this is why the bar is called ten

1:11:36

forward but no

1:11:38

think about this and i'm your id

1:11:41

i'm imagining pure usual suspects

1:11:43

by the way or there's at all the ground my coffee

1:11:45

or not so subtle and as and and and

1:11:47

they did currently seizes up in interviews

1:11:50

like a big revelation about the enterprise

1:11:52

and your learn things that you never knew the snap

1:11:54

these thoughts these were dot that not did not

1:11:56

need netting and yes

1:11:58

i'm very grateful others exists in there

1:12:00

is the streaming my a can put give a starter discovery

1:12:03

and prodigy and lower decks and picard

1:12:05

and strange new worlds we're rich

1:12:08

four star treks content right now

1:12:10

and lot of the show runners talked about how they grew

1:12:12

up watching star treks an amazing thing how people

1:12:14

are generations who grew up watching next generation

1:12:17

now are part of the production team and

1:12:19

the writing to get some make this and fulfills

1:12:22

the stories

1:12:24

from their perspective either

1:12:26

two things one they they they intensely

1:12:28

did this maybe they'll be some type of temporal call

1:12:30

back and of answer this this this

1:12:33

plot hole this of read read con later

1:12:35

on the show and this whole read his for

1:12:37

not because of an address this but even

1:12:39

so the in the if they did that they know going

1:12:42

into the writings that this would be infuriating

1:12:44

to some viewers

1:12:46

the other escalation is a simply

1:12:49

didn't care they simply wanted some

1:12:51

explanation these one of the one is some some

1:12:53

bit of revelation some bit of dot connecting

1:12:55

that would they thought would be a clever bit of

1:12:57

acknowledgement are clever bits of of

1:12:59

of of of easter egg egg

1:13:02

that would be a basic in their minds rewarding

1:13:04

for fans of the next generation of

1:13:06

for fans the next generation for those of us

1:13:08

who did by the technical manuals who did read

1:13:11

the boot friends who friends who

1:13:13

the world building because number one the appeal

1:13:15

of the star trek isn't that this is side sections

1:13:18

of a future started fans this

1:13:20

is our future is our it's what we

1:13:22

would hope you would want the twentieth

1:13:24

or twenty fourth century it's to look like

1:13:28

we the people who invested

1:13:30

most in that world building

1:13:32

quote new what hand forward

1:13:35

already stood for those are the

1:13:37

people who this bit of easter

1:13:39

egg this bit of writing seems

1:13:43

the spit in the face of the most

1:13:45

yeah

1:13:46

hi

1:13:48

the way back your theory i imagine this

1:13:50

had to have been extensive conversations

1:13:52

with in the right it is writers' room or

1:13:55

i'm sure there i must have been two or

1:13:57

three passionate

1:13:59

how can a writers' room

1:13:59

we can't do this guy's and some

1:14:02

producer summer to be a like now fine

1:14:05

no one reads the manual

1:14:07

i'm your one of read the manual

1:14:09

starstruck , the only franchise

1:14:12

or people read the manual was a

1:14:14

good point where there are multiple manuals

1:14:17

galaxy quest the perfect star

1:14:19

trek the parody least tribute to star

1:14:21

trek rights it's about the

1:14:23

heroes are the kids who read the manual

1:14:26

yeah no answer like this all right

1:14:28

this this detail in to

1:14:31

say it's it is

1:14:33

it's it's a thing we're proud of high fives

1:14:35

and the writers rooms people are gonna love

1:14:37

this but don't worry people

1:14:39

who read the manual the

1:14:42

always that that's why

1:14:44

it annoys me

1:14:46

yeah i read

1:14:47

there is a lot of with the word

1:14:51

all it is

1:14:53

yeah favorite yeah i

1:14:55

get a

1:14:56

i think that rent is

1:14:59

the fight

1:15:00

i'm sure there are many for a

1:15:02

i mean is that it is that a cup of conversation

1:15:05

topic on

1:15:06

there's a

1:15:07

right i'm i'm sure put a people most

1:15:09

people are posting about the timeline again

1:15:12

and not by isn't going to remember picard why does

1:15:14

a guide and she was in episodes time zero

1:15:16

part one in to see should know picard

1:15:18

and twenty twenty four

1:15:20

i'm okay with that i'm okay

1:15:22

returning a character trait

1:15:24

in service of

1:15:26

that part of a character part of the story

1:15:29

yeah or

1:15:32

and this is a far fetched theory or

1:15:35

they're going for

1:15:37

branch of the timeline you know

1:15:39

like the idea that

1:15:41

my back in time you now in a different path

1:15:44

but like in in

1:15:46

two put up any

1:15:49

game style your yeah your houses

1:15:51

now our future how spider you

1:15:53

know this was my bed

1:15:56

parker gland was

1:15:58

my uncle ben

1:16:00

this is my ten forward

1:16:03

hi there will always be a ten ford yeah

1:16:07

yeah i'm cables of it

1:16:10

as

1:16:11

the cost effective

1:16:13

tricky i like the aged operate

1:16:15

but if be like i want to age with you know yeah

1:16:17

it's at the another side been okay with that that

1:16:20

is that that is apologetics the i

1:16:22

can live with

1:16:24

there will be no apologizing

1:16:26

ten for

1:16:28

the new

1:16:29

the plot point either , want to see

1:16:31

a solution to this the know if you do i see

1:16:33

it again noise will be angry about it it

1:16:36

like every beds or beds , they heard

1:16:38

this and they're like oh no he got a couple to loosen

1:16:40

they can have some half hour solution that pronoun

1:16:43

so now yeah they i live with this one

1:16:46

yeah yeah that's either three or erupts

1:16:48

libraries on the redneck nothing we can do you will

1:16:50

change how they how they put really season three

1:16:53

the actors or back that's the big news thank

1:16:55

you joey for twenty mates so this

1:16:57

week think you're out there for listening and

1:16:59

and touring with this rants

1:17:02

ah will be back next time next week

1:17:04

with with episode i think sores actually back

1:17:07

next week so we're going to welcome as

1:17:09

well or it i have a good week everyone

1:17:11

will see next time

1:17:25

he and you're hot

1:17:30

the big deal is it a big deal

1:17:33

okay they're human go on with their lives

1:17:35

enjoyed our they enjoy their hair loss