Fancy Hotel

[@Pedroverso.oficial]

Hardest challenge yet: Do a movie without EDITING. Do whatever you need with the camera settings and pressing pause, but no editing, no sound editing, no color correction in any software.

[@turningkermit9114]

YES!!! :D

[@leibois]

I’d love to see that!

[@ready7307]

Yes!

[@A0V1]

The audio would be so bad tbh cameras are not set up for audio

[@Coopergd18]

Do it!

[@Rysterio]

I always watch the video of how you made it first and then when I watch the actual thing it makes the movie even cooler to watch.

[@shashinhana]

for real bro

[@Luka-hdhfbchd]

Fr

[@sarahsharma7]

SAME

[@titustech337]

Yeah same!

[@XXHarperAngels-c2h]

same

[@TSGEnt]

Using the 360 to create the pan for the teddy bear, was brilliant. Bravo.

[@Reese-RSL-TID]

That ending tho... 🔥

[@PreppyLife17179]

Oh the ending is incredible. It gives me the shivers ❤

[@Pie_slays]

1:18 This shot is so cinematic ✨️

[@ioiocman]

I wonder how you did the last shot alone !

[@VladaNikk]

watch his last vid

[@aadiiiiiiii240]

THE BEAR IS POSSESED

[@A_Dog_On_Mars]

He used an insta360 or something like that and then made the movement in editing

[@GileAcorn]

I'm exited to see what you made!!!

[@LSDA_0ut]

I loved watching how you made it but i loved it more seeing the final result!

[@abyvalz]

OMG, THE LAST SHOT GOT ME LIKE 🤯

[@BarryCap]

The suspense is killing me!!! Need a part two!

[@plaquegirl]

2:21 most iconic shot

[@ItsZeeerky]

this is great for being filmed in a hotel room

[@dbuckfanplays7991]

My kids and I love your channel and what you do. Thanks for keeping it classy and I can’t wait for the next drop

[@NoName-dm7xo]

Okay, how did you make that last shot?? You’re so incredibly talented!

[@SlinkySmith59]

He used a small 360 degree camera that he taped to the bear.

[@NoName-dm7xo]

@@SlinkySmith59 Oh okay, that actually sounds pretty cool! I did see that in his video but I was wondering how he got the teddy bear to move by itself. 360 cameras are pretty cool! Thank you for letting me know. 😁

[@EditorHeart]

Issac One Word Dedication

[@bxbblooo]

Veryyy cool seeing it all put together honestly

[@RANDOM-nm4ig]

niceeee, thats one of the best one person movies i have ever seen

[@Underserial]

Love those videos! Creative and always entertaining. Is the second cam ur using a iPhone?

[@mrlegoat]

Dude you did a great job while filming directing and aslo scripting W movie

[@bluejay-u4y]

dang i really been left with that weird feeling in the pit of my stomach.good job isaac cant wait for another !!!!!

[@sverrearnes7769]

50 years ago, I was like you. Filmed and filmed, but in Super-8. Ruining myself. I eny you your age. Talent, and sense of humour.

[@TeenCapitalist]

This is so cinematic!

[@azzasouriali]

YOOO THIS IS SIIICK I ACTUALLY SAW THE MAKING OF THE VID TOO! I’m Def subscribing

[@PixelProductions123]

The end scene made me have goosebumps and the knock I got actually scared

[@PhaseEIeven]

Nice! better than longer popular movies

[@MainframeDaydreams]

This is a fancy hotel. This is a fancy hotel, indeed, it’s a fancy hotel indeed. Step into the room, what do I see? Room service cleaned my coke, so mean.

[@Rav_Gaming_]

Yay a new short film!!

[@Pine129]

Hi! Can u please make a filming tutorial? It’s ur really good at editing

[@mushroom_møthz]

thats basically all of his videos lol

[@TylerSpeers]

BRO THE END IS SOOOO SCARY IM NOT SLEEPING TONIGHT

[@ZdinoYT2]

Great

[@GileAcorn]

This is SOOOO good I love the story ❤❤

[@BlAnWh]

I always watch how you made it first, this is my first time NOT doing that

[@Z-Factor1]

I really enjoy your videos and movies. I would definitely watch a full length movie

[@rizzlerlvl100]

This looks like it needs a 2nd part cuz its really good and the bear looked at u and then we need the bear doing something

[@Neptunesalad12]

Let em cook

[@Kai-gm7kl]

its fire i loved the behind the scenes video

[@aayan10]

Dayum, the ending suspense is crazy 👍🔥

[@grogus-e6s]

wow! good job! i like making short movies like this one, here is another movie challenge recomendation: what if you made a movie where all of the shots used a green screen (or blue screen) for a backround edited in

[@epochthings]

This is a nice hotel indeed. It's a nice hotel indeed.

[@CoolManClash]

TOO GOOD

[@ZdinoYT2]

Not me watching this before the video

[@senorchemicaljrYT]

Sick suspense was top tier

[@TheIceKing_005]

nice mini film, it gave me FNAF vibes

[@Speedlogic-m2m]

This was so good bro

[@mosestv348]

Nice hotel(:

[@DuuskyiAnimations]

whoa here from the video of the making?

[@uncle_bones]

BananaBearCraft sales go through the roof.

[@Iamfunnnnnyyyyyy]

IM HERE

[@untitledGamer608]

love it

[@Conimation]

Teddy! Why did you eat my pizza? Bad Teddy!

[@DylanTr1]

Very fancy may I say

[@fiddlesticks10]

yess new vid!

[@Texty82.0]

Make a movie about the tik tok ban

[@kominenisrikant7269]

How did you do the last shot alone??

[@BarnilKalita-n4d]

Nice work 😅

[@thatonegamingchannel7]

Why did u post the movie before the making

[@OfficialZpg]

Wow

[@alessandrogenovese7930]

How di you do the last shot?

[@user-wdym7-9yu]

The scary thing is hotels actually do hide cameras

[@DailyElemention]

You should try and make a movie in edgar Wrights style

[@iamacouchmuisc]

here a script 94-Hour Cinematic Experience: “The Infinite Void” Mood: • No plot. No dialogue. No events. Just endless, agonizing slowness. The horror is in the waiting, in the never-ending passage of time. • Time stretches, bends, and becomes unbearable. Each hour drags into the next, with no resolution or sense of forward motion. • The setting is a dull house, its features slowly becoming more alien and oppressive. But this happens imperceptibly. • The protagonist, Ethan, does everything in his power to remain indifferent-to simply endure the ticking of the clock. Part 1: The First 10 Hours - “The Timeless Day” Hour 1: Waking Up • Ethan’s Eyes Open The film opens with Ethan’s eyes opening very slowly. The shot lingers for five minutes, focusing entirely on the very slow, deliberate movements of his eyelids. The clock ticks in the background. • The Morning Routine Ethan slowly gets out of bed. He rubs his eyes, stretches his arms, then walks to the bathroom. We follow him, shot-by-shot, as he brushes his teeth, staring into the mirror. He doesn’t blink. The faucet drips, and the sound is amplified. • The Clock We see the clock again-just the second hand moving in imperceptible increments. The minute hand hardly moves at all. Hour 2: Breakfast • Sitting at the Table Ethan sits at the kitchen table, spoon in hand, staring at a bowl of cereal. He lifts the spoon slowly to his mouth. The action lasts for three minutes. The entire process of chewing is held for the camera to focus on, every sound exaggerated. • No Conversation There is no dialogue. His mother is in the background, sitting at the table, motionless. Ethan looks around but doesn’t acknowledge her presence. The silence is excruciating. Hour 3: The Walk to School • The Street Ethan steps outside, walking down the sidewalk. Every footstep is shown individually, lingering on the dull thud of his shoes hitting the ground. The camera holds on various objects: a mailbox, a stop sign, a dog lying motionless on a lawn. The camera holds each for five minutes without any change. • The Breeze A breeze rustles a piece of paper on the ground. We see this single piece of paper for 10 minutes, gently moving in the wind, but never actually going anywhere. Hour 4: At School • The Classroom Ethan enters the classroom. He sits at his desk, and the camera watches him for 20 minutes as he stares at the empty chalkboard. The clock ticks again, each second dragging. His classmates are invisible, existing only in the periphery, never acknowledged. • The Sound of the Chalk The teacher writes something on the board. The sound of the chalk against the board lasts for 15 minutes, each scrape of the chalk growing louder in the otherwise silent room. • Time Stalls The camera focuses on Ethan’s still face. His mouth twitches. His eyes blink, but there’s no emotion. The minute hand of the clock moves in tiny increments. Hour 5: The Walk Back Home • The Same Path Ethan retraces his steps home. The dog from earlier is still there, lying exactly where it was. The breeze has died down, but we hear the faint rustle of leaves. • The Same Motion Ethan walks the same steps, with the same slow, mechanical pace, never reacting to the unchanged world around him. Part 2: The Next 30 Hours - “The Silent Hours” Hours 6-15: Routine, But Now with Subtle Deterioration • The House Feels More Empty The house feels increasingly oppressive, but only in small, subtle ways: A door creaks a little louder than it did before. A window is cracked open. A light flickers slightly. But none of this changes the routine. The same exact sequence plays out in Ethan’s life: wake up, eat, school, return, eat again, sleep. The ticking of the clock is the only constant. • Mom is Silent His mother’s silence grows more oppressive. She doesn’t speak at all, just sits at the table, staring into space. Ethan eats. The camera watches him chew for minutes at a time. • A Single Paper Airplane Ethan starts folding a paper airplane, very slowly. Every crease is shown. He throws it into the air, and the camera watches it slowly fall to the ground. Two hours pass. Hours 16-30: The House Begins to Change, But Not Really • The Walls Seem Closer Every time Ethan walks down the hallway, the walls seem closer-just a little bit. The space seems tighter, but it’s hard to pinpoint when it started. The walls don’t move, but they feel like they do. Ethan doesn’t seem to notice, but we do. The space around him grows tighter, and the air, heavier. • The Chair Rocks The camera watches an empty chair in the living room. It rocks back and forth, creaking with each motion. This goes on for 30 minutes. • Flickering Light One of the lightbulbs above the kitchen table flickers intermittently. The camera focuses on it for 45 minutes, the flickering pulse almost hypnotic, as though trying to pull us into the same monotony. Hours 31-40: A Subtle Shift in Perception • The Dog is Gone Ethan walks down the street. The dog isn’t there anymore. The camera lingers on the empty spot for 15 minutes before he continues his walk. He doesn’t stop to wonder. • The Silence of the House The house is silent now. Not a single creak, not a single sound other than Ethan’s breathing. The clock ticks, but the sound of it grows louder with each passing second. The sound is no longer comforting-it is suffocating. Ethan doesn’t react to it. He doesn’t even seem to notice. • The Paper Airplanes Pile Up Ethan has made dozens of paper airplanes by now, but he never picks them up. They accumulate on the floor, untouched. The camera lingers on the pile for hours, each plane silently resting in place. Part 3: The Next 30 Hours - “The Quiet Collapse” Hours 41-70: Reality Warps • The House Is Different, But Ethan Doesn’t Care Ethan begins to move through the house more mechanically. The wallpaper peels in long, curling strips, but Ethan doesn’t notice. The camera zooms in on the peeling for 30 minutes. • Windows Open and Close, But Nothing Changes The windows begin opening and closing by themselves, but the weather outside is still. The windows don’t seem to lead to anything anymore. They don’t lead to the outside world. The camera focuses on one window for an entire hour. • Objects Move by Themselves A chair moves by itself. It doesn’t move, it slides-just a tiny shift every so often. The camera holds on the chair for an entire hour. Ethan doesn’t acknowledge it. Hours 71-94: The Final Stretch - “The Endlessness of Time” • Ethan’s Eyes Blink Ethan lies in his bed. He blinks once, very slowly. The camera holds on his face. He blinks again. The scene holds for one hour. • The House Has Consumed Itself The house now feels like a mausoleum-every room, every surface, is now covered in layers of dust. The walls are cracked, peeling, but still silent. The camera lingers on the texture of the walls for two hours. • Ethan Sleeps He finally goes to bed. The camera watches him sleep. His chest rises and falls in a slow, rhythmic pattern. The ticking of the clock is the only sound. END: • The Camera Holds on Ethan’s Bed The camera zooms out slowly from Ethan’s sleeping form, focusing on the dust settling on his sheets, the ever-present ticking of the clock in the background. The house is still. The world is still. Nothing ever changes.

[@iamacouchmuisc]

your good at what you do but i think this is something that you could do well

[@Playye_Roblox_Edit]

Cool

[@MountingRed]

Make a movie filmed only at night.

[@PawsitiveChaos]

Next video “Can Chat GPT Make A Good Movie?”

[@potassium339]

I mean, ill take free food and a hair dryer

[@emtrakt-music]

W movie

[@urlocalrblxeditor]

one hour late! omggg so excited !

[@urlocalrblxeditor]

huge fan btw!

[@DylanTr1]

Why does the phone call sound like Cg5

[@ZestyZaneLOL]

Bro became a teddy bear for a video 😩

[@BeepPong]

Can someone explain the ending?

[@DefNotEliplaysGames]

spooky

[@FILIP_NIKOLOV]

Roses are red violets are blue this video is super new

[@CounterRivals]

already finished the other vid even tho it uploaded a minute ago

[@electromouse3175]

No jump scare at the and

[@Banamations]

You should try and make a super hero movie

[@kgosiemanghamathi8481]

i dont understand the ending can some one explain

[@FreshYounsFR]

the teddy bear is actually spying on him with a camera in the eyes

[@kaanzone2015]

1

[@crissbc1887]

teddy bear :3

[@donevinjohnson8424]

Spoilers!! the bear moves!!!

[@NotPepaPig]

Do movie in 1970 style. Like 360p, sqare camera

[@turningkermit9114]

I Strive to be like you! :D I also make movies

[@NytroAU]

no offence but why did it take so many hours for a 3 minute film

[@moselintsiki8886]

Hi!!!😊

[@ritvikjas1810]

Bro please make a fun comical movie Fan from India

[@random.-clips]

peak

[@Hypers_Cretions]

Funny and you bro is funny

[@CoralieAmery-Behr]

This was 19 minutes ago 🤣

[@IlyasMUSICLLY]

2 minutes hahah

[@Lynxsta.r]

NOO IM 16 HOURS LATE

[@JJgames5647]

Creepy💀

[@LeonaSinner-mh1wr]

2 hour gang

[@ghadafyhashim632]

Not fancy is haunted hotel

[@Ethanplayz3416]

Hi

[@AaravTheKing-gq4cq]

LoL

[@Ace_games44]

AHM

[@Landonandcolton]

Second comment🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@viktorscott8019]

early

[@Its_ian2]

First

[@hrmry990]

Hi