How We Made 'Cold' | Ep. 1 | COLD | go90 x New Form

Number one Emily fan right here!

[@julienolke]

Eeeeee! I'm so proud to know you ❤️ it looks incredible and I can't wait to dive in and watch it.

[@natalinab8073]

I think my favourite thing about Cold is that it takes place in an area where i live and just watching it feels nostalgic and comfortable and i could really get in the story because of that. People really neglect Canada as a setting in stories and it always warms my heart to see films, books, shows etc in Canada. Please keep up the good work thank you

[@MEakaVincent]

the editing feels surreal somehow, i love it

[@christy-anne-jones]

I love seeing these kinds of videos - thank you so much Emily

[@jacquelineavery]

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[@TheRainydayvideo]

So good to see an honest insight into the process. Filmmaking is an emotionally draining task. I'm glad to see a balanced making of.

[@dianacapibara]

I llove this so much! Congratulations, Emily. You inspire me so much!

[@whichonespink7]

This was just as beautiful as the actual episode. You always take my breath away. Can't wait for the next episode!!

[@februaryboy91]

Can't believe how long I've been watching you on KZbin and how much you've grown. So proud

[@leavingcomemorning]

I was expecting to love this because I always love your videos, but right about halfway through I just started sobbing. I've always felt like a storyteller looking for a medium and I think this might be it. Congrats and on the series, and thank you for this glimpse behind it

[@KyleWong3]

This is really well put together! I think the 'behind the scenes' aspect of making something is just as important as the final product itself. Unfortunately I'm in Toronto, so I won't be able to view your new series, but hopefully it'll come out in Canada soon! Glad you're back on youtube! :)

[@chemistryflavored]

This is beautiful, I love seeing the process behind COLD. I love how honest and open this is. Very nicely done.

[@monkeypenny6422]

congrats Emily! I'll be sure to look out for this series

[@bluecauliflower1004]

This is so helpful as someone who is hoping to be in this position one day. Letting us into this window of your filmmaking process gives me so much hope and is super inspiring! Thank you Emily for making this and being amazing!

[@thebugbear]

I love the first two episodes! LOVE them. Thank you for making this.

[@TheEllenMellon]

nothing is more inspiring than watching someone else's creative process ♡ thank you for the honest portrayal!

[@TheEllenMellon]

I am in my first year teaching, and this relates so much with the emotional part!

[@taraviolet]

really enjoyed this series and thank you for showing the behind the scenes making of the show. as a fellow young female filmmaker I found this really empowering, inspiring and beautiful to watch. your comment on not suppressing human vulnerability when helming a project and trying to have everything together was so truthful and well articulated. thank you.

[@laurencydni]

I love the show already! And I love your behind the scenes footage - you literally inspire me as a film maker. I met you at vidcon this year and I wished I would of told you the extent of how much I've been inspired by your videos over the years. :)

[@thedustinbuck]

Emily & Jamie, this is really fantastic. Can't wait to see more behind the scenes.

[@Moshilulu]

The feelings and openness of what you go through as a filmmaker is beautiful, I feel very much the same, thank you for sharing your experience

[@camilacasco6771]

I hope the show come out in more countries ! I'm from Argentina and I love your work! Thank for inspire me Emily

[@HazyBluex]

I'm so glad I finally got the time to watch this. I'm currently studying filmmaking and I feel that I learn a lot from these videos. You make really insteresting points in this one!

[@mandy]

I am always in awe of you. Forever inspiring.

[@dasarg4110]

Hello Emily, I totally get what you mean by "being too young and having to prove yourself," especially in filmmaking. I think you just did. Thank you also for making this series of "How we made cold." It is very special content.

[@sarahparasol]

This is so strange to watch! I'm from north of Sudbury and looking at it through your point of view makes me appreciate the beauty more. Gonna go start the show now. :)

[@lizpickering4408]

love it!!

[@anja8595]

Greetings from Canada! : ) I've been watching your work since I saw The Water's Fine. Congratulations on this achievement. I can't currently support you by watching it, but I'm enjoying this series and looking forward to when I can purchase your next work. Hope your launch went well!

[@jrc-inspiration-studios]

Thank you :) you're inspiring!

[@GhostsOfThings]

I hope one day I can watch it in my country. I'm sure it's amazing :)

[@WhoKnewUniversity]

Keep COLD coming!

[@MarijaFilms]

I got cold just by watching this, brrr! So cool that you did this, congratulations! And the behind the scenes is really interesting. But if I were you I'd rather make something called "Hot", haha!

[@Bluebird-xz1gw]

So sad that I can't watch the series because I'm not from the US. But this kind of makes up for it :) :)

[@nahndic9073]

This is beautiful and i love your chanel

[@Blonkk]

That comment you made about showing your emotions as a director (particularly as a woman I think) & how it feels like committing a crime on set - I know exactly what you're talking about. I thought for a long time that I had to emulate strength and decisiveness as a director because you are supposed to be leading everyone, like you said, but I've recently changed my mind about it. I realised that I think I was trying to be more masculine maybe? & that all fed into the idea that being feminine is, well, "weak," which I don't believe at all. I think showing your emotions is brave. After all, a director is meant to be making something (whatever it may be) that is meant to make an audience FEEL something, right? Surely being intuitive and emotional would benefit that? I went to a lecture last year by Thomas Schlamme who directs lots of television in the US and he said something interesting about women directors - he said that a friend had told him that it was annoying that the crew always expected her to cry on set cos she was a woman and he said 'what's wrong with you crying?' as in 'why not use that?' I liked the way he put it. Anyway sorry for the essay, I'm so interested to see where these episodes go - I'm just waiting for all the problems to start because filmmaking = problems haha :)

[@EmilyDianaRuth]

+Blonkk I think these discussions are so important to have as women who are in the director's chair - it's so helpful to know what kind of expectations have been set in a historically male dominated role so we can see how we fit into that and where we have to push the boundaries still to make people see that we're at home there!

[@Blonkk]

Completely agree :) Just cos' it's always been that way, doesn't mean it's the "right" way!

[@craigholmes9396]

what happened with Cold? The link is dead now. You did a great job with it. It was very good. Did a network pick this up?

[@requiemsrapture]

where can I stream the series now?

[@crazycookie66]

Hi emily, is there anywhere i can watch the series/purchase it? It says it is unavailable, i'm in toronto, canada. Thanks.

[@NicolasJohannesLee]

You remind me a lot of Gia Coppola

[@gabuks1]

Love it!