Stuntman Throws me off the Roof!

[@BLAISEDAHL96]

Solomon looks like Wren traveled back from 15 years in the future lol.

[@sirwafflesxx8218]

Sweet land of liberty…

[@mycolebejar9282]

Read my mind man

[@BRGustavoal]

Exactly my thoughts

[@ofsinope]

That's not Wren in disguise?

[@joelkoh7365]

was gonna say that

[@hard2hurt]

I love the respect Niko has for stunt performers. He is an expert in VFX... he brings plenty to the table, but isn't satisfied until he has put his own ass on the line. This is awesome.

[@alissaharder]

I think something else to note is he is being genuinely invested in learning other crafts in the film industry so as he films he can be the best he can for these people he works with in filming.

[@billy-makharrison4673]

He'll yeah, Niko and the rest of corridor are just so down to earth. Maybe you should get them to film a street fighter short with you and Seth ;)

[@mzisaperson7925]

Banger content on Corridor Crew and hard2hurt

[@tomotion8524]

But the other way around too, the stunt performers were really kind, understanding, they seemed fun to be around too. You only see that in people who love the craft, and these stunt performers are definitely one of those people.

[@lGNITED]

Correct

[@insignificantramblings]

Travis is a fantastic teacher. His explanations are so clear and he's able to give Nico/us viewers a ton of information without overwhelming everyone. It's really nice to see

[@117Inqui]

That's how you know he was in great hands through this entire process. Only a true professional has the ability to explain all the complexities of a process without it sounding complex at all and in a way everyone -even people unfamiliar with such process- can understand it. This was undoubtedly an amazing experience for Niko, and we viewers appreciate you guys at Corridor Crew for sharing it with us!

[@BumNanner451]

8:53 shout out to Solomon for putting his hand over the top of the ladder just in case Niko didn't give himself enough distance. A small effort for just a little bit more added safety, wouldn't be surprised if he did it on reflex, a true professional!

[@ManlyTube]

Yes

[@stone5against1]

yah I noticed that too, definitely a reflex from having done it so many times before

[@TheDeconstructivist]

Can we talk about how Soloman shielded the ladder with his hand when Niko first jumped off it, to protect Niko's head if he screwed up? That is some gosh darn professionalism right there.

[@elsergioelechalar5083]

Time stamp?

[@XxLouisTKSxX]

@@elsergioelechalar5083 8:53

[@elsergioelechalar5083]

@@XxLouisTKSxX THNKS!!!!!

[@prismglider5922]

That's hardcore, he was 100% willing to break his hand to save nikos head.

[@parden3743]

@@prismglider5922 probably nikos life

[@kleonzissimopoulos9433]

Plot twist: It was a stuntman playing Niko for the jumps.

[@ichro8917]

ahhh yess the deepfake

[@LoveThatSceneChannel]

With face deepfaked

[@TheN8ism]

Yup. Nikko is really the guy pretending to setup the ladder.

[@kamaleyonvt]

Yeah they could

[@CameraPanda0717]

It was actually a cg double as a stuntman for Niko

[@5ShotProductions]

As far as I, as a Non-stuntman, can consider: This dude Travis Wong is such a nice, humble and highly trained and experienced stuntman and stunt-coordinator. It was a pleasure to watch this episode and especially to see Niko's progression. Well done guys, and I would be very happy to see more stuff like this, and please please please: Do more videos with Travis Wong! Thx in advance, kind regards from Germany :-)

[@MaximeSourbeer]

Agreed

[@mobiusprimal]

Concur

[@SigveGrevling]

Nice try, Travis Wong in disguise!

[@thememeestfilmbuff]

*Stuntman:* “Don’t worry he’ll just edit himself surviving the fall.”

[@SlovakDiplomat]

1st

[@slowproffesor9967]

@@SlovakDiplomat when did a single soul ask?

[@slowproffesor9967]

@@Squidwart156 ye

[@CorTheWeeb]

@@slowproffesor9967 ye

[@slowproffesor9967]

@@CorTheWeeb ye

[@danielcrowl3914]

They amount of times Niko says “thanks” after getting great feedback. The amount of respect he has for everyone around him. You can just hear it in his voice.

[@Idefilms]

Even considering all his experience and talent, you can really tell that Travis's #1 quality as a stunt coordinator is his people skills. His effortless ability to communicate confidence and assuredness made *me* feel comfortable with every next step Niko took.

[@meatmaster85]

The rigging guy puts his hand over the ladder when he does the back fall, really interesting to see the various safety measures.

[@travisbuschette8609]

Good eye, I didn't notice that

[@pcvsk8]

Corridor out here being the biggest insight into the filmmaking industry, from production, filming, visual and special effects, stunts, and more. Keep up the great work!

[@KenSahaja]

I think it already happens often when the media would go behind the scenes to look at the work that goes into it. But what makes corridor stand out is that they speak with the same vocabulary from their similar experiences.

[@elliott7268]

10:50 "Welcome to my square space courtesy of Squarespace..." Ok Jake you've won me over with that one. Just take my wallet.

[@liriodendronlasianthus]

The curse is broken!

[@dominickmelendez1572]

I watched the entire thing, I love this shameless plug

[@JeffGeerling]

One of the best videos on this channel in a while; I love the whole story and buildup to the high fall, and I feel like I have a lot better understanding (and appreciation) for what seems like a relatively simple stunt. Here's to 5 million!

[@skulkingrogue7472]

the filming has the old corridor vlog feel to it as well having all these familiar faces and seeing more of the stuff that goes on around the studio. I understand Carmicheals reason for leaving, but id love to see the old vlogs brought back, just showing us around the studio and some of the fun stuff that's not necessarily related to the new vids they are working on.

[@euclitian]

wow the ansible guy is here too

[@Xamy-]

Well hello Jeff fancy seeing you here haha

[@ashrude1071]

hello there

[@davidroman252]

Accurate

[@australiam72430]

8:54 straight away, as soon as that first leg moves, the stuntman grabs the apex of the ladder. So quick and professional.

[@JKTCGMV13]

I really liked how around 8:30 he addressed why he was instructing him differently than he’d do it himself. It shows he not only knows what he’s doing, but knows how to keep an inexperienced person safe too.

[@tobiaswichert4843]

Yeah, noticed that, too. He's a good instructor!.

[@aronseptianto8142]

@@tobiaswichert4843 he runs a parkour gym, would say there's a lot of experience there

[@bcross9109]

Travis's energy is amazing, he's super positive but he's super smart and sharp. Ideal leadership to guide Niko through it with solid communication and encouragement. And I didn't know Niko could look this cool!

[@MickySarge]

Was thinking the same! Love the vibe that Travis brings. What a pro.

[@sean_mccadden]

Definitely a really great teacher!

[@Whyohwhymybrain]

Im afraid of falling in general but Travis wouldve calmed my anxieties trying this, calming supportive, logical and seems like a super nice dude, awesome vid

[@sean_mccadden]

@@Whyohwhymybrain Im terrified of heights also but I live not far from their training school so Im actually considering taking classes now 😆

[@alexwong7324]

Agreed. Travis comes across as a very good teacher and is positive without coming off as some hypeman/cheerleader.

[@jiffkah7435]

Shoutout to Travis and Soloman, they really made such a good environment to trust those jumps and not feel nervous throughout the whole thing! Great Job!

[@AngryLink]

I was basically slow clapping when Jake pulled out that line, "welcome to my square space." Bravo

[@whitecat1441]

Solomon is like that one friend who always keep your back safe without you even know it, and Travis lesson is super super good, and Congratulations to Niko for that sweet sweet stunt perform! best corridor video i seen in while.

[@Flying_Pand4]

Niko, about to risk his life "man, I sure hope I don't embarrass myself"

[@tbotalpha8133]

It's one thing to die doing a daring stunt, but you don't want to look like a twat on top of that.

[@TheBlueSuperDude]

Solomon putting his hand on the ladder edge so his bones and skin break instead of Niko's head .... Mad respect man

[@liriodendronlasianthus]

That was professional work.

[@Dr.Spatula]

It's his job...

[@TheBlueSuperDude]

@@Dr.Spatula :O

[@giselefox9746]

Shoutout to Jake for possibly the best sponsored bit yet

[@ManlyPelican]

They made a video on the website dedicated to the behind the scenes of this sponsor

[@seannewell397]

His castle shall prevail.

[@liriodendronlasianthus]

The square shrubbery 🤣

[@alystair]

Literary his square space. What a fantastic bit!

[@alystair]

Dude's gonna need a cough drop after that

[@hazonku]

Coming from my airborne and air assault background I really appreciate the efficiency in the training and safety considerations. Even with the luxury of a padded fall into boxes they still took the time to review what Niko learned with Gui and then worked him up little by little in a very clear and concise manner to ensure everything was as safe as possible. VERY nice work and looked great.

[@emilyguerrero5701]

"Getting out of it he's gonna look like a toddler" doesn't show the footage of Niko getting out of it

[@flyingtoastr]

Anyone ever get the feeling that Nico founded a company just so he has an excuse to do crazy stuff "for work"?

[@CorridorCrew]

😉

[@ethanleu5354]

Lol

[@holliswilliams8426]

*taps temple with first two fingers*

[@vminshi]

@@CorridorCrew (๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧

[@legoalien166]

Niko: Falls off a building with no hesitation Me: Gets scared looking down the stairs

[@JKTCGMV13]

Clearly what we’ve learned from this video is that you first must become comfortable looking off of a curb

[@jamespruitt4756]

@@JKTCGMV13 don't forget to squat first

[@ShiniGamiAD]

Thats lack of iron bro.

[@SleepyPitou]

i don't have that issue, but when i'm on my balcony my brain just goes: "what would happen if i jump right now... nah let's not do that... but what if i throw my smartphone?"

[@pixiniarts]

You need to go to Pilatus in Switzerland 6,983 ft elevation... Then take the cable car down...you are about 3000 feet from the ground in a lil' swaying metal box.

[@justrecentlyi5444]

Jake's brand presentation skills are absolutely peerless! The scenario, the puns, the clarity of the presentation! It's absolutely super impressive.

[@Jeffool]

I have never heard, spoke, nor plan to speak the sentence "I don't want to embarrass myself in front of the stuntmen," yet it's 100% relatable. Well done Niko!

[@andrewjeisenman]

The best part was Sam’s joy at seeing Niko have all this fun

[@rafael.afonso]

It's absolutely unreal to me how there is no Oscar award for stunts in movies. These people work so hard and put their lives on the line and are so underappreciated.

[@malfaroangel3896]

Everyone who says this, never actually think of logic behind it. It will make the stunt performers do more dangerous stunt for that the Oscar nomination. It will extremely devalue a lot of stuntmen, cause now unless you got Oscar nominated or won a Oscar a lot of studios will pass on them

[@AaronReese]

When Niko jumped off the ladder, Solomon put his hand over the ladder hinge, so if Niko didn't clear it, it would have broken Solomon's hand and not Niko's head.

[@MousePounder]

I was very impressed by that small touch.

[@Ninjamanhammer]

Great catch!

[@giampaolomannucci8281]

Great catch, the dude was very professional all around, always one step in front of everything

[@41tinman41]

Stuntmen: "I gotchu, bro."

[@Dr.Spatula]

It was a thing for fun but at the end of the day, he is a professional and treated this as such. Just like he should

[@Teh1337H4x0rz111]

Niko's laugh is so endearing. He seems like a cool, down to earth dude. Must be awesome to have him as a boss.

[@CWargh63]

"Dude, don't embarrass me in front of the stunt wizards..."

[@yashvardhanpandey2331]

I love how at 9:00 Soloman covers the edge of the ladder so that Niko doesn't hurt his head.

[@luisfelipehs6176]

This was one of the best sponsored segments I've seen. It's probably the only square space one that I didn't ignore and actually listened to all the features. Really good job!

[@MrSpineduke]

ayyyy

[@e2myearly288]

Nick: Niko will die if we don't use these boxes. Jake: A small price to pay for a beautiful website.

[@QKsilver58]

100% one of my favorite Jake ad segments, he really doesn't get enough credit for making small patches of paid content at least a little funny and entertaining

[@drfoto2673]

I was looking for this in the comments, I usually skip ad segments but damn that was just really funny.

[@Toppot2]

Videos like this are basically a public service. Mad respect Niko. Great team explained everything to us. You can do a whole series where corridor crew gets trained in different stunts!

[@jamaneee]

14:43 that bloody add just before the fall, you got me with that suspense whiplash.

[@rakseiify]

Niko, this is the best definition of the impostor syndrome you could give because in psychology the impostor is the one who doubts about his own skills on something and thinks he’s not as competent as others (not as many youtubers think: the one who tries to compensate on and ascertain about things he doesn’t know for the fear of being less than others) while surrounded by an expert group... you showed us that you had your skills, and you can be as competent as any (beginner) stuntman, Kudos on that!.

[@nlh1623]

8:58 safety guy just doing his job, cover the top ladder part with his hand...great small details, the thumbs up at the end too

[@Dr.Spatula]

How is it a small detail?

[@adri7352]

I always feel weirdly proud of these guys branching out and trying these stunts for themselves. So much respect for what you guys do. Excited to see what new stunts you'll try in the future!

[@alexiane250]

Travis' voice was so soothing and comforting. I would listen to like his podcast

[@akivag]

The reason why this channel is the best on KZbin is because they put an indicator on how long the sponsored segments are

[@sqlevolicious]

I've watched enough Corridor to notice that Niko is so immensely nervous and anxious in these videos, lol. Especially having to chill and wait for the adrenaline rush to pass there after the jump. I'd definitely feel the same, fear of heights is not easy to overcome, and more so when you actually have to jump off high ground! Even tens of hours of skydive freefall under my belt and I would still be sweating that jump Niko did. Dude braved it out and was focused enough to not get hurt!

[@Duplicitousthoughtformentity]

And yet he has such a chill disposition and he’s so great as a host to these videos

[@therocketeergamer7952]

I've met skydiveers who wouldnt go up 20 feet In a scissor lift while tied off lol, such a weird thing to be able to jump from a plane but be worried about other things

[@robadams1645]

@@therocketeergamer7952 Skydiving is a different beast. You're so high up that you don't really have a reference point for being "high". The human brain didn't evolve to comprehend falling from 10,000 feet. But it has no problem comprehending falling from 20 feet. I don't have a fear of heights, but I get more of a vertigo feeling from standing on a balcony than I ever did looking out the door of a skydiving plane.

[@shemshem9998]

@@robadams1645 its not only that, fear of hights and fear of falling works in funny ways, for some there is no fear when safety gear is involved. for example, i have no trouble doing the kinds of things niko did when there is that kind of savety equipment, i have little to no fear of rock climbing (with savety gear of course) over the sides of cliffs that extend hundrets of meters down, but push me against a window on the 1st floor of a building and you might see me cry. it works in weard ways.

[@holliswilliams8426]

@@robadams1645 Interesting, I never thought of that.

[@thecorsentino]

"Welcome to my Square Space, courtesy of today's sponsor, Square Space" dead. that segue was perfection.

[@helsinki]

Clint kicking himself for quitting Corridor before being able to do this.

[@austinroyal3538]

Clint quit???

[@TheManticOne]

@@austinroyal3538 yep works on his personal KZbin channel Pwnisher I believe is the name of it

[@ArchIVEDCinema]

I'm sure they'd love to have him back to do stunts :)

[@aegisofficial3819]

Clint quit because he wants to make a film, and his schedule at corridor and obligation to corridor just didn't alot him the additional free time to pursue his goals. His streams are great though, I've been in college for animation and modelling for a while now, and I still learn something new whenever he streams.

[@highjinkss]

Clint's render challenge video turned out beautifully though in his personal channel. But I miss Clint everyday.

[@SuchRush]

Niko is honestly just a true filmmaker, experiencing everything in the film world. Bless this man.

[@interestedlen8823]

Speaking as someone who learned to fall (only at ground level) and take throws forty years ago, my respect for Niko has gone up 1000%. He went through the steepest learning curve and kept his focus, his composure, and his good humour. Travis and Soloman, such excellent teachers and what a fine student. Great job guys.

[@GonDFRD]

Respect, Niko! I’m afraid of jumping even from the lowest diving board, so this for me would be impossible to do.

[@sqlevolicious]

I've got some years of skydiving under my belt and I don't think I could be brave enough to jump off a building like he did. Having professionals around him to coach and train him were definitely key.

[@estaticethan1752]

Let's be honest, everyone wanted Niko to do a stunt after reacting so many stunt clips and videos.

True

[@x9x9x9x9x9]

LOL I hate you jake "Welcome to my squarespace, courtesy or squarespace..." That got me good and I hate it.

[@MC-ew7sc]

I lost it when he said his name😂

[@SmilySasha]

I'm impressed with how clear and concise Travis explained each process. That's such a key element of a good instructor because each action is properly explained and boosts the confidence of the person learning.

[@CzechMate44]

Travis is so eloquent and articulate, loved his contribution to this video!

[@SevenZeroEleven]

Plot Twist: he never did the final jump, it was a deep fake on a lookalike

[@than217]

"Now we'll show you how we went through and deepfaked a scarecrow to have Niko's face frame by frame..."

[@EthanRom]

It was Tom Cruise deepfaked to look like Niko

[@chloe1-2-3-4-5]

Man, Travis is so knowledgable and soothing. I have pretty severe vertigo, but I think he could talk me into doing crazy stunt jumps as well!

[@danmorhaim8461]

This is the coolest channel on KZbin. I have learned SO much about what goes into making the movies I love by watching you guys. So much hard work goes into making movies and I appreciate that Corridor is out here highlighting the parts of filmmaking that often get overlooked.

[@th4t1dud3]

Well done Niko! Incredibly impressed by Travis. He’s a good teacher. Explained everything clear and concise for someone that has zero experience (me watching this video) and that constant positive reinforcement truly does go a long way.

[@thesoupin8or673]

This was awesome! Travis was a great teacher, made me feel like I was taking the lessons right there with Niko. Great job on the fall Niko, and well done to everyone who assembled the boxes! That seemed like a lot of work. Also, that Squarespace ad was way better than usual Jake, I watched all the way through. Great work all around!

[@mohammadareeb2488]

Soloman looks like a mixture of Edward Norton and Wren 😅😂😂

[@RandoniumTJ]

Exactly

[@tmac2744]

Wren as played by Edward Norton?

[@TUKMAK]

That sponsored segment was almost more dangerous than the stunt itself lol

[@jackbelmonte2619]

Before, he was judging the stunt guys, now the stunt guys are judging him.

[@bluesnowfox361]

This brand deal was fun to watch. It's also great imagining that sponsor-guy was inside the box castle during the jump

[@crazyredwizard]

Travis Wong did such a great job as an instructor here. Great positive reinforcement after each of the falls. Focused on a small number of key things that needed to be done at each step. Building incrementally. He showed all of the characteristics that make an effective instructor in any subject. I would love to go to his gym and learn some stuff.

[@FlagCutie]

Go Niko GO! Happy Father's Day to Niko, Sam and Jake!

[@Grr33nie]

This is actually a brilliant tutorial to learn how to front flip safely!

[@goodmanntalks3127]

If you’re learning how to frontflip from 6 feet up yea😂😂 If you’re learning on flat level they’re not applicable lmao

[@4starseniormasterspecialist]

Lol is it dumb that I like watching the rigger more than the stunts? Those small things to he was doing like applying pressure to the bigger pad so it wouldn't move and putting his hand on the top of the ladder to protect Nico's neck and head. Very awesome job my dude!

[@BeatsWithKev]

Not at all; it seems like another art entirely.

[@moviemyuk]

Flip sake... Jake definitely knows how to keep the sponsored sections fresh lol

[@pedrotrberaldo]

Wow, Travis Wong is such a good teacher! The serenity and knowledge of knowing your craft and taking is seriously.

[@bluefletcherfish]

Jake has been cursed this whole time?? That explains SO MUCH.

[@ComicKelsey]

I'm assuming that since you're showing this, Niko lives. I guess I'll watch anyway.

[@caleb_artzs2533]

You sound so disappointed 🤣🤣

[@Crow_Guy]

First they set Clint on fire. Second they make Niko jump off a building. Third they shoot Wren.

[@billy-makharrison4673]

4th they get Jake to flip a car during a sponsor segment

[@SaladSneky]

Reminds me of the multiple times Wren killed Peter.

[@nilayshekhar999]

they already shot peter with an arrow in a vlog

[@andymir4469]

edit: they shoot Wren out of a canon with a gopro attached to him

[@Dr.Spatula]

Who MADE Niko jump off a building?

[@sumbs12]

Dude I remember watching y’all since I was like 10 I’m 19 now n it’s so great seeing everyone prosper and growing as a unit still to this day you guys are a true inspiration

[@CartyCreative]

Travis is an amazing teacher. And he is being really nice, but it’s definitely genuine cause Niko pretty much nailed every single practice step.

[@williamsoot]

I'm gonna be honest... The sponsered segment just draged me in, and i had to watch it 😂 Normally I just skip it, but not this time. This is peak quality content

[@Romanus6824]

😂😂 Probably the best ad I've seen in a while.

[@srivathsonsam2416]

This totally reminds me of ' The office ' Andy Bernard's jump in parkour episode 😂

[@jonathanwaldie]

I don’t know anything about doing stunts but I am a teacher, and Travis Wong is a fantastic teacher. So thoughtful, empathetic, and capable of breaking things down. Would definitely love to see more of these kinds of videos. Way to go Niko!

[@muhammadsanan8914]

I love that most of your videos include guest and you help them grow.

[@Man0fBicycle752]

“Welcome to my square space brought to you by Squarespace.” ~~Smooth~~

[@UncoveredTruths]

that trainer has my full respect, such a professional.

[@jimmyju76]

So when are we going to see Hollywood Stuntman trying their hand at VFX?

[@augustuslodholz5453]

I listen to Travis so much on the JamCast, it was so great to see him actually kinda at work coordinating a stunt. You can see why this dude is in Hollywood he just acts so professional and is so clean with what he does.

[@Brazildjiandrums]

Not gona lie. Deep down I knew everything was going to be ok. But I still had an uneasy feeling in my stomach the whole episode because I was worried about Niko and just the fact that anything can happen. Goes to show how much I care about you guys! Killer episode team!!

[@andrewvasey1070]

“The rest of the day is going to be really boring now” That’s how the addiction starts.

[@PumpkinPain]

"Travis is making me feel like i'm doing a really good job... he's really nice to me." Wholesome Niko

[@xGambit13]

You know Solomon takes his job super serious when the moment he did the ladder jump he put his hand on the edge of the ladder to protect Niko's head in case he didnt get far enough out away from it.

[@Dr.Spatula]

If he didn't take his job seriously he wouldn't have one

[@tomkriek]

So cool to see the detail to safety, the guy at 8:45, putting his hand on the hard edge of the ladder in case he doesn't clear the jump fully.

[@sifu2u_now]

Travis wong was very clear in his instructions and work it up progressively. Nikko rocked it every step! Legit!

[@viddykhaos2896]

4:42 Sam just staring at his main business partner slowly becoming more obsessed with stunts ot the point that he is willing to jump off of the roof

[@robertvantine2810]

10:44 Jake: "Your authority is not recognized in Fort Kickass!"

[@Oscardtt]

at 8:53 Soloman literally did a good job, he cover the edge of the ladder as if Niko’s head hits it

[@DaYoda191]

Travis seems like such a professional! I imagine his stunt crew feel safe with him and I'm sure he's a pleasure to work for!

[@FlorianBuchholz1]

I could watch these Stunt-Tutorials all day. Such precise explanations and a nice atmosphere.

[@khagendrar.2865]

Just waiting for this from yesterday

[@dafe3707]

Your pfp looks like my cat

[@khagendrar.2865]

@@dafe3707 😃 I am sure it's not. Have a good time

[@ChokyoDK]

16:54 Niko is a legend He did it very well

[@BigAuf_]

We need to see a Stuntmen reacts to Mac's fight scene in the Always Sunny episode The Gang Saves the Day

[@jbzeigler]

Travis Wong is a *PHENOMENAL* Stunt Coordinator. He talked Niko through everything from a logical, physical _and_ mental perspective so he knew _EXACTLY_ what to expect. I love these videos because not only are they cool, entertaining, look fun as hell to do _and_ incredibly educational. Binding the boxes together and then placing unfolded boxes on top makes so much sense! *Great job, Niko.* I'm sure you were nervous, and rightfully so, but you did great. If I only watched the clips of you jumping, I would assume you were a pro.

[@blueboy284]

I am thoroughly impressed! Niko was a natural at all this stuff. He did an awesome job and put in the work and his teacher was super clear and helpful.