VFX Artists React to Bad & Great CGi 150

[@CorridorCrew]

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[@Thatfunnyguyonyoutube]

Gold comment going to go unnoticed and unappreciated yet again by the @CorridorCrew, Storm riders, Storm warriors, A man called Hero, Legend of Zu Warriors, The Last Duel. Movies made over 20 years ago by Chinese film makers, producing legendary cgi while everyone gave the makers of the matrix praise that was at best, pathetic compared to the movies I mentioned. Also I expect someone to act as a white knight and reply to my comment, saying something stupid, defending the @corridorCrew and making my jaded perspective to be in the wrong 🙄

[@HFIAPY]

This is 18 hours ago

[@hardwire666too]

One facet of the Bosstown Dynamics popularity that you guys missed. Screen size. It's still a great video, but you guys forgot to talk about screen size. I think it's fairly safe to say that most people that were apart of that video going viral first saw it on a phone as a repost on some form of social media. So combine that great work with compression artifacts, down res'ed video, and the likelihood that it was watched vertically as opposed to horizontally the way it was shot. All of that definitely contributed to it going as hard as it did, and the fact that it still does.

[@EhBudOverDare]

You guys should check out Lost

[@sonord2074]

for the record Jordan, there is a shot of a character in house of the dragon strapping their torso down to the saddle with a belt :)

[@thork6974]

You guys totally deserve to flex on the Bosstown vid. But I think Clint is still being modest about how much his physical performance contributed to the believability.

[@jkfan2011]

lol, no. this bunch of fakes trying to "promote" their sloppy work coz they didnt get hired to do minecraft and disney/marvel movies. seems salty to me tbh. Nico: EVERYBODY think this is real.. STOP THE CAPPIN! probably tricked the boomers BUT NOT EVERYBODY ../..

[@samuelshaw7730]

Guarantee you these guys would rather be running this channel than getting crunched doing VFX for marvel movies

[@einootspork]

@@jkfan2011 you seem incredibly bitter for no reason

[@kylebuonomo2557]

@@jkfan2011imagine being so out of touch that you think people running their own company doing exactly what they want to be doing are “salty they didn’t get hired to do marvel vfx” 😂😂 literally like the worst possible job for a vfx artist currently 💀

[@KaliTakumi]

​@@Mrturtlestompsbrainlet #2 showed up 😭

[@jdharcey]

For a future VFX ep: there's a scene in Predator 2 (1990) where the Predator is invisible and walking through a puddle and there's water splashing with his footsteps and there's sparks all over the place. It's a really cool scene that probably involves some interesting VFX. Hell, you could do a VFX breakdown of all tue Predator movies and the Predator's invisibility effect. Love the show, keep up the good work!

[@judsonswift6370]

I love how they have come full circle and are now reacting to their own videos.

[@QueeferSutherlands]

I mean they rarely make new stuff anymore so this is all they got lol

[@CorridorCrew]

@@QueeferSutherlands We dropped five shorts on the Corridor channel and 15 non-react videos on the Crew channel this summer…

[@tyresebukenya]

@@CorridorCrewyou guys are great and I appreciate the hard work ❤ love from Germany

[@emersonlake9302]

@@CorridorCrewgo off

[@cyanjackson7689]

​@@CorridorCrewIt was a compliment lol

[@TheOnceAndFutureDoug]

A note to Hollywood: You want dragon riders to look better? Look at Isle of Man TT and Dakar riders. Riding a motorcycle at the edge of human ability. Those guys are moving in their seats, the bike is trying to throw them, they lean with and against the turn depending on what the road is doing and where their eye line needs to be.

[@casthedemon]

Honestly dragon riding in general just makes no sense in combat. Unless there's a psychic connection like in Eragon.

[@MumrikDK]

They also need some level of windshield equivalent to get behind. They're always just taking it all in the face like they're casually on a horse.

[@casthedemon]

@@MumrikDK yeah it's the equivalent of strapping yourself to a 737 on the outside. You wouldn't even be able to sit up.

[@tilla77]

They could easily do it better but unfortunately on many high level productions safety and regulation prevent the actors be thrown around too much. There are also simply too many mid shots to have stunts do it.

[@jcp1984again]

@@casthedemon ...nnnoooo, that's not the same. Dragons don't fly as fast as jet planes.

[@danielvorster5773]

District 9 also does realistic CG very well, also Elysium.. Neil Blomkamp is a director who knows how to implement CG in his movies

[@turbochargedfilms]

Most of Gran Turismo is CG too, yet imo it looks on par with something like Rush or Need For Speed. Not that the movie itself is on par with them though... (NFS is a brilliant encapsulation of the video games its based on and I say that as someone who's been playing them since before Underground released do not @ me)

[@scarletspidernz]

@@turbochargedfilms Yes! I want the people who did GT to do NFS: Most Wanted 🥵

[@FilmFanatic-nl2sh]

See also Chappie. Feels like it could be a spiritual sequel to the bosstown dynamic video

[@Sif3r]

Aye, Neil Blomkamp and Denis Villeneuve really understand that hiring a great cinematographer and visual fx lead is key to making their visions work.

[@J4M3ST1T3]

Chappie is 1 of my favourite movies, alongside District 9. Blomkamp managing to produce such realistic and life-like depictions of robotics on a relatively small budget is mind-blowing ​@@FilmFanatic-nl2sh

[@zerbah]

I have to say that passes may be part of the problem why CG does not look photo real today. But the biggest problem that I encountered working as CG artist and CG supervisor on movies is that film makers these days rely too much on "we'll fix it in post" - they have gotten so ignorant about things that can be done in camera, that they are ready do sacrifice and replace whole in camera footage with CG just to make it easier for them during filming... That is the worst trend right now in film making, that is ruining great ideas and movies because when everything has to be done in CG, it becomes an animated feature which is not what viewers expect from a movie. That is why I am so grateful that we have VFX Artists React videos on this channel, so I can just show film crews what can be done when you think thoroughly about the shot and film as much as possible in camera before going to VFX artists to "fix it in post"!

[@stevensteverly]

Hi! I'm a little confused... I've been doing cgi for about a year, and I understand that studios save all the light passes, so they can tweak them instead of re-rendering an entire shot. But I don't really understand which parameters people are tweaking so hard that it looks worse than the plain beauty pass (after all it's not like it's difficult to compare them) But on the other hand I guess I really don't get what exactly they are tweaking to begin with. All I can think of are things like hue, saturation, contrast, exposure, glare, gain, and gamma. But I assume there's more to it than that. On the other hand I guess my eye isn't trained enough to know when the image could be improved by say, desaturating the indirect glossy, and leaving the rest as is. It all seems very complicated lol. I wonder if you could give me a few examples of tweaks that are commonly accepted as beneficial? I would appreciate it as there's not that much info on the topic that's readily available.

[@LordBaktor]

@@stevensteverly Even when a scene is carefully set up so the render is as photoreal as possible, if one of the VFX illiterate producers says "I want the robot to look shinier", having an isolated pass that allows you to do that means that you can just open the compositor, up the shininess and have a happy producer in five minutes, breaking the physical accuracy of the render in the process. If passes weren't a thing, the producer would have to think really hard if making the robot shinier and re-rendering the whole scene is worth the money. A similar thing happens in music, for example with drumming, where modern DAWs (Digital Audio Workstation) give you the capability of grabbing every single hit from a drumbeat and move in time so it aligns perfectly to where it is supposed to be, making the beat feel robotic. We call that "listening with your eyes" because if you look away from the visual timeline and just listen to the beat you wouldn't notice those millisecond deviations here and there. What I'm getting at is that some things, while useful and time saving in principle, can offer a level of control over the final product that is detrimental to the final product if abused.

[@robertstan298]

It's not a trend. It's money. It's always about money. "what? so technically we could save a lot of money by leaving our options open like that? sign me up!" --big cinema producer x, y and z

[@morfy2581]

Another big thing that makes Boston Dynamics look real is the animation. It's much easier to make a still image photo-real than a video, because wrong animation stands out immediately. Clint did an amazing job in the motion-capture suit.

[@XhanAnimations]

12:01 I'm curious to see Niko's take on the HTTYD dragon tests. Each dragon has a unique fire breath style throughout the series and perhaps it could be an animators react, but I have always been a fan of how goopy the monstrous nightmare fires are!

[@CaedenV]

lol, my boss saw the bosstown dynamics like a year after it was made re-posted in a different platform and was sure that it was real. So convinced that showing him your making-of videos didn't convince him, and he thought you guys were taking credit as a type of hoax. ... I worry for our future lol

[@pflaumenaugust876]

Facts can't destroy faith.

[@fartzinwind]

@@CaedenV I'm in IT and my co workers who thought it was real posted clips of it from a site. I think a big part of the problem is that clickbait sites were posting it as if it was real even if they knew better it gets clicks to say it's real. I had to link the original corridor videos that I had seen many months prior. I also watch way too much of this channel and shows like Captain Disillusion to have ever thought it was genuinely real. My default state is VFX until proven otherwise

[@ARKAZO]

@@pflaumenaugust876 Deep

[@einootspork]

If something plays on people's fears or conforms to their existing worldview, they'll believe it no matter how obviously BS it is

[@ginsan8198]

You should find another boss. 😂

[@FEARisCOLD]

Jordan defining rendering finally makes me get what it is finally.

[@TheOthersparktank]

I love the edit with Professor Duncan as the teacher. "The Duncan Principle".

[@TheOthersparktank]

I actually didn't hear a single word they were actually saying because all I could think about was Community. Cool cool cool.

[@thewakandankingtchaka5331]

“The Duncan Dynamics”

[@ShaneCanon]

Such a brilliant choice of a clip.

[@OnionChoppingNinja]

I thought the "professor" looked familiar. Good ol' John Oliver.

[@simoncallister6071]

Second Community reference in last few weeks, editor is a real one

[@BetaVoltzDK]

Shoutout to Clint - both for his appearance on the couch and in the studio once again - but also for the Bridges hat. You always were my favorite Corridor guy ❤

[@advikshan]

CLINT IS HERE

[@SyzygyNoon]

On the couch, where we think he belongs, but you can’t cage that beautiful bird..

[@TheOneWhoSometimesSaysOk]

Peta, da Clint is hear

[@tehkill3r]

Dont write C LI N T with capital letters!

[@SyzygyNoon]

@@tehkill3r Why would..OH! My Stars and Garters, faith and begorrah!

[@SyzygyNoon]

Just call him Clunt and get it over with. 😑

[@noahhyatt]

Having watched this series continuously from its beginning has given me so much better a familiarity with Filmmaking as a discipline. I was just talking to one of my former film philosophy professors from my undergrad last weekend, and I was able to hold my own in discussion with him. Very satisfying, and you guys have given me a whole new appreciation for film as a medium.

[@stellviahohenheim]

The only film category that's advancing are porn the rest are trash

[@domasinkujur258]

As a professional comp artist from India i have to give it to you , most of 3d artist think "ohh they can manage light and CC in compositing " but the render out of 3d software is good then it makes hella difference in comp and gives us more playground to be an "Artist" rather than just being a fix it in post / bring it all together guy.😅

[@Kythyria]

Manage LIGHT in compositing? That's.... bold. I know there's scope for adjusting colour and intensity of lights, but only if the lighting artist took care to set that up and the render has enough samples in each light group. It's still got to match the scene!

[@Bwern]

Idk if its youtube compression but that Benjamin button still very much had uncanny valley vibes for me

[@trigonometrisk]

I was thinking the same, tbh

[@demon794]

it's got a little plastic-y kind of sheen

[@einootspork]

Yeah I don't know what these guys are on about. It looks great, but photoreal? It looks way more like a really good PS4 cutscene than a real person

[@360.Tapestry]

they eyes look a little too sparkly for me lol

[@zrugbiidemo3499]

@@einootspork I think they are talking about everything except animation, the animation is possibly the only thing that isn't quite as perfect and will always be hard to make it seem realistic (they explained that in one of their older videos, about how for example every pore of your skin moves so much that it's impossible to get it to perfection)

[@disparity-bit]

The effect that stood out to me in House of the Dragon was when they did the Two Face effect on King Viserys. When he has the bandages on his head and his face is hollowed out, I think they used the Yogi Bear collar trick to isolate the CG part.

[@thedewman85]

Can we please mention somewhere that Clint’s physical comedy is top tier! Clint if you ever read this, we need more of you acting! You absolutely kill it in any video you’re apart of.

[@joecattoggio3180]

Not sure if y’all have done this in a video or not, but I was rewatching Hook with Robin Williams and some of the practical effects they used were awesome for the time, especially the Julia Roberts stuff as Tinkerbell. They’re similar effects to Honey I Shrunk the Kids so the material might be a bit repetitive but it could be worth a segment! Awesome video as usual guys, love your stuff.

[@matguy1000]

that dragon scene is probably a classic example of too many cooks in the kitchen. theyre all geniuses but theyre all trying not to step on eachothers' toes at teh same time. thats why corridor works so well. limited staff, but everyone is an overseer of smaller projects.

[@einootspork]

Yeah - I guarantee the effects people understood that the people in the dust cloud shouldn't have directional lighting on them, but try telling the lighting crew that they can't do it that way. Their job is to make the actors look as good as possible and they're going to balk at not being able to use such an important part of their toolkit.

[@tevioforeign4973]

I suggest 1971 “Bedknobs and Broomsticks” for VFX reacts

[@timmanning5206]

Legendary

[@tevioforeign4973]

@@timmanning5206 glad you agree

[@tessiepinkman]

It's amazing to see Clint again! And I friggin' love the Bosstown video. It's such a classic. It's a testament to your professionalism that so many people *still* think it's real! Awesome episode guys! Have a great week!

[@The_Orgin]

Please do react to "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.". Lots of robots, spaceships, time travel, gravitonium, Inhumans and of course more importantly Ghost Rider, Lola etc. It's got quite some stuff to get its own episode.

[@randomeditor247]

You have no idea how happy I got when I saw this comment. They NEED to react to this. (I think 4x15 where Daisy quakes LMD Mack and Coulson is a good place to start).

[@The_Orgin]

@@randomeditor247 The episode where she destroyes all the LMDs in slow motion disintegration while most of the base is asleep? That is a pretty cool effect.

[@randomeditor247]

@@The_Orgin Yeah, pretty much all of season four was top tier effects, I just thought the way LMD Mack broke apart in that scene was especially impressive.

[@The_Orgin]

@@randomeditor247 The disintegrations and reveals are very good in this show. Splinter bombs, Alveus, Ghost Rider, The Monoliths; the list keeps going on

[@randomeditor247]

@@The_Orgin Absolutely! It's so good, one of the many reasons AoS is my favorite show.

[@JBaker4981]

OMG... Niko is one of the members of the group that of Amateur-Pyrotechnicians (now professional) that did the Cold War Kids "Something is not right with me" Music Video! I saw that over 10-12 years ago and always loved it! Heard most of them went onto become Professionals in the field

[@otisdriftwood]

Joe Rogan “I think that’s fake… isn’t that fake?” Cut to Clint crab walking into a leotard

[@rustzz8]

I found you guys from the Bosstown Dynamics video the week it came out and have watched every week without fail. Love the channel and it's added a new experience to watching movies. Keep up the good work fellas!

[@apollolux]

Niko: "Wah wah wah wah, make me look younger." VFX Editor: makes Niko look like real-life anime character through painful facial surgery XD

[@allyzapena1001]

I like the editor for this episode! Well done, dynamic and informative too

[@Nintenja889]

*A Series of Amazing CGI Guys*

[@teruphoto]

2:42 Did he not watch the entire video before DECIDING TO SHOW IT TO HIS ENTIRE CLASS? Faith in humanity continuing to drop...

[@WhatIfLife1]

I love how you break down complex topics into something easy to understand. Keep it up!

[@ryancampbell2192]

You guys have to check out the practical makeup/prosthetics in The Penguin. Colin Farrell (a fit, handsome man for sure) disappears & Ozwald Cobblepot, a fat, scarred, gimpy, hairy, balding with, bad teeth is revealed. Amazing!

[@isCarsonMiller]

Saying “he’s about to look crazier” right before the dude is on fire got me good.

[@embers67]

this is one of the best parts of my day your channel has helped me appreciate vfx

[@juscuro]

As long as some artist have something to tweak they will unless they have a trained eye, same thing happens with human face animation, the more sliders they have to move, the greater chance they have to add useless information. I don't understand why so many big studios take hdri information and the supervisor decides to add lights that weren't there. If something is not visible in the render, there's a big chance that in real life was not visible.

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

The editing on this episode is top notch!

[@paul1720]

That worm scene, from composition and direction all the way through to execution, is absolutely phenomenal. Watching that on the big screen was something else.

[@brentpolk2431]

These guys give so much credit to the director for great special effect shots, when we all know it's the team of hundreds that get the job done!

[@SirSmoldham]

Supreme! As an old subscriber, I've learned so much from you guys. EXCELSIOR!

[@danielkim9997]

My Dad sent me the bostown dynamics video thinking it was real. It was a doom and gloom edit made by someone in Korea. I sent them your video in response. 😂

[@ElCriCri97]

Dude...is Clint wearing a Death Stranding hat? Nice!

[@chrys9256]

Wow, Joe Rogan actually made a proper distiction between real and fake, I'm impressed.

[@thepapschmearmd]

First time for everything.

[@robertstan298]

He obviously has information beforehand.

[@christophercaldwell1524]

Yeah I feel like it was only because he himself was fooled by it and then had someone correct him beforehand

[@daudimasinde6280]

Not surprised that on the same show Aaron Rodgers thought it was real.

[@FloatMan84]

That Bosstoawn Dynamics video fooled my Mom to the point where she almost shared it at a get together. Good thing I’ve been watching Corridor.

[@Vird_]

The bosstown dynamics also works so well because it’s a fully digital machine and not a human, animal, or alien. For example all the droids work much better then the aliens and digital humans in Star Wars.

[@1ifemare]

This. No one bats an eye at a CGI car, but one little touch up of an actor's face can become instantly uncanny. You're also much more trained to recognize human-like motion, a bot can move in all sorts of weird ways, that as long as they don't break physics, your brain just puts up no resistance to it. Not to remove merit from the excellent work in that video, just pointing out this is the main reason it fooled so many people and it wasn't mentioned.

[@Teufeltusken]

@@1ifemare Plus metal and other artificial materials are far easier to mimic digitally than skin.

[@gunsandgranola7262]

The “flex horn” sound subtlety added is great.

[@BloodType1]

I am with you on that. "Passes for cgi is whats making cgi not look photoreal". A lot of CG artists are obsessed with giving compositors infinite passes and control over composites, when at the end of the day all I really want as a compositor is a good beauty pass, a Z depth and maybe a cryptomatte. Keep it simple

[@mkamara6758]

Talk ur shit!!!🔥👏🏾 yall deserve it!

[@PotentialLegend]

I remember the Bosstown Dynamics video came out while I was at film school, and one of my tutors, who was a veteran that used to work at Park Road was showing it to Mike Smith (big TV director) and a DoP that worked on things like Avatar and they were all talking about how good it looked and I let them know it was a video by Corridor and that they make a lot of cool videos like that!

[@Simeon_Harris]

for me, some of the best dragon riding sequences ever are in "how to train your dragon". you really feel all the forces involved

[@crocidile90]

That is because it's all CG so you can be more.... realistic with what would happen than in IRL where safety measures (for good reason) and stuntmen get involved.

[@DadGotThis]

The best de aging I ever saw was the Last Indy movie. It was flawless.

[@OwenKainer]

Please look at masters of the air, it either looks really good or really janky

[@kfholler]

I’d love to see an original star trek episode. The space scenes, the phasers, the view screen, the alien planets, the transporters. It must have been really innovative for its day.

[@Kazutoification]

The Benny Butt clip gives off uncanny valley vibes.

[@ElectricAlien577]

Even the most photo real face will never look right if it doesnt move right. The micromovements and stretch of skin is the hardest thing to animate accurately. The face looks photoreal, but as soon as it moves, its obvious its cgi.

[@ChantingInTheDark]

Loved the segment on why the robot looked photorealistic. Great points.

[@WinstonWilliamsofficial]

The Bosstown vid is one of the best CGI clips of all time. No bs if it weren’t for the comedic take i would have believed it was real.

[@bananachild1936]

When Clint appears in a Corridor video it's like seeing your cool uncle visit your parent's home.

[@TheEnderBand]

there is a small moment during the battle in HOD where Rhaneys is shown tightening a sort of girldle/harness thing. Small detail and somewhat insubstantial but offers a little more insight into how exactly one stays mounted in the saddle of a dragon

[@shrew456]

I’m like “where is the new ep-“ oh there it is :)

[@robrt999]

same

[@greatsm2videl]

I think it also helped that Clint was the one who acted it and rendered it. I’m no expert at all but I think when there are so many cooks in the kitchen for big productions, it’s like playing a game of telephone. You can tell someone else, person A, what you want, but by the time they tell person B what you want and they tell person C and so on to person Z, the vision is a little bit lost in translation and kind of a caricature of itself or a clumsy amalgamation of a bunch of people’s visions. Like a bunch of totally different recipes mixed together in one bowl to form some weird Frankenstein soup. Since it was Clint’s vision, he acted it and rendered it-knew exactly what he wanted and then executed it himself with that direct clarity.

[@GaSapienza]

Always great to see Clint on the couch with the boys

[@stevie_k03]

Didn't expect Clint to join the couch, Its great seeing you Clint!!

[@bossk8957]

Please cover the Michael Jackson short film called Ghosts. It was made in the 1996 I believe and it has some crazy VFX shots, makeup, and motion capture done by Michael turning him into a skeleton

[@modi84]

Yeah this is a good one.

[@dracon436]

Grats on the 150 Video

[@cas_sim]

🎵Dragon Tales 🎵Dragon Tales 🎵It's almost time for Dragon Tales! 🎵🤣That edit got me

[@magicnachti692]

I love seeing hotd things here :) 2 of my teachers worked on season 1 and 2 of it and it's a blast to learn dragon animation from the animation supervisor on the show :)

[@Dave1507]

Everybody thinks it's real, because they are watching it on their tiny phone screen while doing three other things at the same time.

[@RustyShackleford556]

Remember when CorridorDigital made nerdy CGI short films based on video games and movies on KZbin? Those were pretty cool.

[@HVM_fi]

No CGI it's all real dragons...

[@Aegis_Mind]

Aight whoever did the edit this week, thank you for the janky de-aged Niko bit 😂

[@slackstarfish8133]

My king has returned

[@danlowe1983]

The Bosstown video being shot handheld, as well as all the interactions with real people and real things, is all helping a lot.

[@Horopter]

Congratulations on the 150th episode!!!

[@arthurwright9007]

Yooooo! I miss Clint so much. Great to see him back on the couch! Class episode!

[@GortonIma]

Jordan is always so good with the explanations.

[@GenXeroFilms]

Glad more people are promoting and getting sponsored by Ground News.

[@carlos10571]

Thanks for the hard work, Clint

[@TheRumpletiltskin]

DRAGON TAILS! HOLY CRAP. MEMORY UNLOCKED.

[@slickvisualsttm1089]

That damn robot tripping over the barrel then that shot ping had me dying laughing. Man Jesus Christbmy chest hurts now.

[@Squeegeeeeeeeeeeee]

Always a good react when Clint’s on the couch!

[@Durwood71]

Keep on keeping on, Clint.

[@medusa5472]

OK but why did the "He's about to look crazier" have to go so hard :D

[@LostCityExpeditions]

Always good to see Clint!

[@ARICLOUDED]

Was not expecting a community reference in a corridor video but its very welcomed

[@ThePantstealer]

Always great to see Clint back with the gang

[@AllanCav]

I think the clipping and floating of the robot feet Clint mentions helps sell the shot too, ironically. It reads as “give”, the slight sinking of a heavy object into loose ground material, and the floating makes it look like sliding on loose gravel as it walks. Certainly how it reads to me.

[@JoaoRicardoRM]

13:10 I loved to watch Dragon Tales when I was kid. Great memories.

[@friendofphi]

Jordan's 20 charisma stat made me sit through an ad read.

[@gl22222]

“That guys looks crazy! Yeah he’s about to look crazier…” That got a solid laugh out of me. Thank you

[@yournamehere6000]

So Clint is back AND he’s wearing a “Bridges” hat?! Dude…. Just yes. I fucking love this channel.

[@iamdanielmonroe]

The scene with Vermithor being summoned from HOTD Ep 6 has to be THE best and most photorealistic looking dragon ever put to film. They perfectly captured his size, age, wrinkled and decaying scales, battle scarred face..etc. Smaug never even looked this good in the Hobbit films. I’m surprised they didn’t call that out more.

[@PeterMCRA]

Great to see Clint back!!

[@wfryco9246]

Given the conversation around fire just wanted to reccomend Clive Barker's "Lord of Illusions". Some pretty fun fire effects in there, with exquisite lighting.

[@BillyMeechan-ow1ss]

CLINT IS THE GOATTTTTTT

[@StuartHetzler]

corridor looking at their own work: this is so janky. look at the feet sliding. so many issues. how can people believe this is real? corridor looking at someone else's janky uncanny valley work: this is the most realistic thing i've ever seen. completely photoreal

[@simoncallister6071]

Editor must be a Community fan and I'm loving it

[@theblubus]

I laugh because every time I see the Bosstown Dynamics bot, I can 100% see that it's Clint in a CG mocap'd puppet suit. His body language and movement(as is the case with all people) is unique and fingerprints him and his performances. I love it haha

[@GabeWilliams]

I love the corridor crew, what a great series of guys

[@plixplop]

Clint's motion capture acting was also such a big factor in Bosstown being convincing. The BTS shots crack me up every time 😆

[@joshuawhitley8575]

Clint and Jordan on the same react video, all I ever hoped for