The Prop Guys REVEAL: filming FOOD is HARD!!!

[@Etienne.6329]

You guys really got a fantastic show on your hands ! All the little complains I had for the first episode were addressed : it flows well, it's fun, it's informative. YET, last time, I completely forgot to congratulate you for the extra mile you're going to seek out the actual professionals and get these testimonies or mini interviews. It's really top notch

[@TheBerendir]

Yeah it's like Corridor crew SFX guys react but prop guys. Don't think there's anything else like it. Corner the market before someone else does! I genuinely think this is an amazing idea.

[@scambaitnaansense512]

yes they need to keep doing them

[@LeeannG]

I got a corridor crew vibe too, but with more puns! Fantastic

[@DrFranklynAnderson]

I’ve been able to meet two LotR hobbit actors at conventions, and I asked both what the prop lembas tasted like (and, jokingly, if they could get me the recipe). Dominic Monaghan said they were lovely and tasted like cheese, Sean Astin said they were awful and I was welcome to keep as many as I wanted to make! 😂

[@bearrubble1917]

This is sooo freakin' cool man. It's so interesting to see how all these props are designed/being used and it's crazy how much of this I never would have noticed or thought about. Please keep this series up, it's awesome.

[@ScottPropandRoll]

Thanks a ton!

[@dancoroian1]

I'm glad y'all are close enough to casually attack each others' pronunciation of random words, gives me the warm fuzzies

[@JMartinsATV]

As someone who’s been watching corridor crew’s reaction and breakdown videos since day 1, I gotta say this is a fantastic addition to the React-o-verse.

[@willmfrank]

I was in a play where two characters had to eat a plateful of boiled potatoes; each night we quartered and boiled one potato, and each actor had two quarters of that one potato -- the rest of the "potatoes" were Styrofoam.

[@cmtippens9209]

In the past couple of years I have started watching for continuity issues, especially in eating scenes. I caught one in an episode of Downton Abbey when Shirley MacLaine was featured. They were meant to be eating offal and so it was small nibbles on the plates. As the camera panned around the conversation going on in the foreground, they caught Shirley in the background putting a fork just insideher mouth, close her lips around it briefly, then put the fork, with the food still on it, back in the same position where she started. Like.....she did the reset for her own plate. I'm always interested in the prop stories. Burning candles is another one that gets tricky, along with any smoking materials. Thanks guys! Very educational, interesting, and fun! 😊

[@NoBWB]

I'm so glad this came out so soon after the last one. I was worried we'd have to wait a long time. And once again, the descriptions you guys use gives this blind guy all the info I need to really picture it all. Keep 'em coming!

[@ScottPropandRoll]

This is awesome! Thanks for listening!!

[@Riverrockphotos]

Yes they do a great job so you can imagine it in your mind.

[@LukenUSee]

Love the behind-the-scenes intel and banter. Mark's Walken impression was quite good and a nice bookend. Keep 'em coming!

[@JacyTeh]

needs more cowbell :)

[@LukenUSee]

@@JacyTeh I got a fevah! And the only prescription is...

[@PhilosopherWR]

My favorite food prop story is from one of the last episodes of "The Good Place". You see in the first episode of the entire series, they needed someone to use in a framed photo so they got someone who was a writer, not an actor. In later episodes, he was played by an older actor but they decided to do one last scene with the original guy. But he wasn't an actor so no one told him about the spit bucket thing. He had to basically gorge himself on fried chicken take after take until he got sick. They tell it better on the podcast. 😂

[@HorrorFan33]

I knew props were a huge part of movies. But, I never knew it was down to a science. It's really mind blowing on what y'all have to go through. It's honestly interesting to watch these videos. Prop managers are really the unsung heroes of our movies. Thanks for sharing, I'm not going to watch movies the same way again.

[@vandercudo]

Scott shows up with a cast JUST so he can say looks like the whole cast is here! I love this guy!

[@Or_else_it_gets_the_hose_again]

I loved the Walken impression! Nicely done!

[@BLANCOisacolor]

I think my favorite part about this is that they're all clearly movie nerds and they riff off each other. I lost it at "Regulators!!" Just three chill dudes who love what they do. Please make a series out of this!

[@HeyItsMaher]

As a BG actor, I’d love to see an episode devoted to y’all talking smack about us. Stories from interacting with the BG and wrangling BG props.

[@wastedtalent666]

What is BG? Background?

[@HeyItsMaher]

@@wastedtalent666 exactly 👍🏼 referring to the performers who play the background characters and are the blurry blobs that add to the atmosphere of the scene

[@lethfuil]

​@@HeyItsMaher Blurry Blob would absolutely be my career choice!

[@wmv8996]

The food scene in Hook must have been a nightmare.

[@GraemeGunn]

probably not, it wasn't depicted as food, it was just coloured gloop stuff most likely the food you see initially was just real food - the cast and crew could have eaten it after the take

[@magicofthestone]

the continuity also sounds like a nightmare. @Scottpropan droll we'd love to see a thoughts segment on how many takes went into that production

[@bigjonny13]

I really like how you _served_ up some knowledge. My _appetite_ for your prop information knows no bounds. I _hunger_ for more.

[@experimetalfan8851]

I guess you're FULL of TASTY compliments

[@NathanielStauber]

I've heard those enhancing inserts called "chicken cutlets" before, but hearing them take the place of chicken in a scene is still impressive.

[@madfishmonger403]

These are so fun, thanks for the insight! Reminds me of when my buddy made his Ultra-Gross Vampire costume. He made pustules on his arms with used dryer sheets, liquid latex, , makeup, and vanilla pudding. If you layer the latex on your arm and bunch up the dryer sheet you can make a little pouch that you cut into after it dries. You can then fill it with stuff like pudding which REALLY grosses people out when you eat it XD

[@PartyAnimalzEnt]

I LOVE this Series Scott!!!! Nice Job!! Keep up the GREAT work!!!

[@ScottPropandRoll]

Thanks so much!!!!

[@Dannyaudio69]

In all my years of being a stagehand / prop guy on tv shows and movies...i must say i really wished i worked with a prop master like you ...i have been enjoying your youtube videos...and im behind the scenes as well...and i never look at stuff like this bc I'm pretty much educated on how we do things...im doing this now for over 25 years....keep up the good work...i really love your jokes also... on the set you must be the guy that lifts every bodys spirits up ... just by your personality... I handle props everyday for NBC in their warehouse...and i like your props in your shop that you own

[@rhythmandblues_alibi]

This was great! Its crazy how much work goes into making a food scene look "natural".

[@mikedrop4421]

This is the kind of thing that makes KZbin so special. Occasionally a DVD special features has something similar to this format but it only covers that movie. Corridor digital covers special effects, CGI and stunt work and now we have you guys giving us a peak behind the curtain.

[@Dsdcain]

Great video. I love learning behind the scenes things like this. I really appreciate your content, especially the dad jokes/puns. Thank you very much.

[@ScottPropandRoll]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@davidp2888]

This is the best 14 and a half minutes of my day.

[@Tetratronic]

I can't get enough of this stuff. I'm fascinated with this aspect of the film industry. How things actually get done behind the scenes.

[@davidulrichldj6140]

If I was 15 when I first discovered this channel, I guarantee my life would have taken a very different direction. Great work, guys. Thank you for lifting the skirt of movie Magic’s dress. Fascinating stuff!!!

[@Euronymous_Bosch]

Thank you for continually putting out entertaining, informative content

[@John_Be]

You can't do enough of these! I hope you NEVER run out of stories!

[@krasome6440]

never thought I would enjoy this series much but I am loving it, and the personal stories, takes and jokes just add more to it

[@ZacharieLanoue]

This is content is exactly what I have been waiting for, please keep it coming!

[@ScottPropandRoll]

We’re working on more!!

[@ae6888]

This is a great series, and that Walken impression was one of the best I’ve ever heard

[@visegrips_n_gafftape]

The two main food scenes that spring to my mind are the imaginary food scene from Robin WIlliam's HOOK film, and the Thanksgiving meal from with Charles Grodin in Beethoven

[@mystuhree8827]

Wow, crazy to think about all the things that I'm never gonna be able to look at again without scrutiny. Thanks for the super in depth look at these scenes!

[@ScottPropandRoll]

You are so welcome!

[@Tylerson]

In video games, a lot of times you end up creating objects but only texturing the sides that the player sees. Other than facades (which I don't know if that would ever fall on a prop guy), do you guys ever make props that are only meant to be seen from one angle?

[@Ethanf2318]

Genuinely great episodes! Love this kind of information and explanation. Please keep them coming!

[@ScottPropandRoll]

Thanks! Will do!

[@PatrickPaul1203]

I would enjoy learning how got into props and how someone could get into props

[@auxnull]

I've been wishing you would make some long form content for a long time. This is awesome Scott!

[@evilhellokittie]

I wanna see more long form react vids!! Im starting out in production design work and all these prop tips and tricks are super useful for my art dept knowledge!!

[@poetdrowned]

I only know (and love!) your short form content! I’m so happy for this longer form and I hope there’s more in the future!

[@ScottPropandRoll]

Glad you like it!!!!!!!!

[@rileyb3d]

Yes! Keep em coming! Long form content for the win.

[@user443]

Thanks for another long-form show. Great work, keep it up!

[@ScottPropandRoll]

Thanks, will do!

[@timetobargeinandgivemyopin7260]

Awesome! Love hearing the stories and details that go into shows and movies!

[@ScottPropandRoll]

More to come!

[@Gwallacec2]

I love these long format videos!!!! Please keep making them.

[@ScottPropandRoll]

Will do!

[@ewanfleck]

Scott, I'm really loving these. Really interesting and funny! Thanks for providing insight into the creativity and problems making this food. Props to you, fellas.

[@cameronmcarthur4044]

Loving this series! It's a great learning tool for me, but also reassuring to hear you guys go through the same struggles as me haha. I can't stand food scenes! Drinks are also a bother, having to match drink levels and get "cold" drinks without ice upsetting the sound team.

[@Motions.in.Lemonaid]

I’m loving these longer form videos!!

[@InvestInFrench]

I love food scenes when actors don't have any kind of allergies or diet! I worked with one that eat only veggie in real life, it was so painful ... Thank you for this video that makes me enjoy even more my job during these hard time of strikes when i'm not working ....

[@mattmccarthymusic]

I love these! The dad pun sizzlers are class as well 😂👍👍

[@chriscicconetti8822]

I need more of this in my life please.

[@ScottPropandRoll]

We’re working on it!! We just need more people to watch!!

[@jjmetrejhon1743]

I've been interested in props and behind-the-scenes for as long as I can remember - this is all so informative. I love how all the small things link to one another on-set, like providing more material for the story and for the background all at once. Regarding things people don't want to eat - one of my favourite film stories is about Michael Caine and Sean Connery around their filming The Man Who Would Be King. Connery was told he would be meeting a local sheikh and would have to eat all the food in front of him during their meal. Connery made it through *sheep's eyeballs* before Caine revealed himself to be the shiekh all along. That's the kind of prank that'll leave a bad taste in your mouth!

[@markhollis5850]

Watch how actor James Gandolfini handled food in The Sopranos. In order to not mess with continuity, he continually spears pasta on his plate, never actually taking a bite. It’s like he is trying to mix it up with whatever sauce is on it.

[@superczech69]

As far as content, this channel is a 10 out of 10. Thank you for your time.

[@pippa3150]

Wonderful new show Scott. So much fun, thank you!

[@ScottPropandRoll]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@shclark70]

Love these. I hope when productions start ramping back up you can find time to make more. Definitely add more pun supercuts at the end. Come for the cool stories - stay for the puns

[@GuiltyMalice]

I would love to see more videos like this and the last one. Love the shorts but the last two really give a behind the scenes look at a lot of what goes into these movies pertaining to the props. It seems to me that without you guys these movies wouldn’t go over to well. You guys are amazing. Thanks for sharing, this is great stuff.

[@vesa7069]

Love these videos! The casual discussion about each scene and different prop stories is a great format. 😄

[@lordkreigs1978]

I would like to see you guys do one on how the lines blur as to who does what and how cooperation goes to put it all together. You have touched on this in shorts IE one of your shorts addressed a towel on a rack; set dressing, they pull it off and dry their face; prop, step out of the shower and wrap their body; wardrobe. Easy example of big stuff, any Batmobile is going to have; props, practical special effects, stunts, post edit CGI and Foley... and... (Doctor Evil voice) "Throw me a bone Scott" Oh, I just realized Scott is Dr. Evil's son... Was that pun intended? You'll never know!

[@TheBluemindedGod]

I love this so much. I don't activate notifications for many channels, but I really want this to take off.

[@ScottPropandRoll]

I can’t thank you enough!!

[@jdpowell6405]

This is such an awesome idea! Cannot wait for more episodes. Funny to use bra enhancers for raw chicken because that's what I've always called them. When I was in college, a friend of mine got into drag shows, and being theater kids, we got creative with his costume 😂 we used to say, "Grab the chicken cutlets. We gotta stuff his bra!" Chicken nuggets was a term for them, as well.

[@joujimiichi1]

I’m based out of LA but worked a set in March there in Austin at Troublemaker. I had no idea what breakfast tacos really were. I’m sure there are breakfast tacos here in California but they are definitely part of the lifestyle in Texas and one of the most popular food choices among the film crew I worked with while I was there. I’m sure I could make them exactly the same here but it will never truly taste the same.

[@ScottPropandRoll]

We’re you doing Markiplier?

[@joujimiichi1]

@@ScottPropandRoll I sure was. I suppose now that it has been announced I can go ahead and say so. I had the pleasure and honor of working with so many very talented people there.

[@janna-renee]

I love these long-form videos. I learn even more cool stuff.

[@GakuenAlice4Ever]

These are so much fun! It makes me notice things I NEVER would've noticed before. It also shows me how much really goes into just a few moments of film!

[@ShadowNuke]

I'm a week late, but you guys did it again! I could sit and listen to your stories for hours! I really wish us North Americans loved panel shows like the UK does! Thus would be a great panel show. Just sit there and chat for an hour about films, props, and everything that goes into setting up these scenes that we all take for granted, and sometimes never notice... Or notice all too well! 🤣 Keep up this awesome little show you've got going!! Thanks guys!!

[@moonverine]

One year I asked my folks if we could have ostrich instead of turkey, but they said that wouldn't fly.

[@Adventures_in_AK]

I was never in theatre or anything like that but I love learning about props and how things like this are done.

[@Jemppu]

Excited to see this become a series. Here for its growing success 🥂✨

[@notlargerthanlife]

When it comes to matching food bites, how do y'all do that? Im picturing a prop guy hurriedly taking bites of a corncob 😂

[@SuperLocrian]

Geez! Wonder what it was like to work on the final section of Big Night! 😮 Been with you since day one - love the new format! Keep it up guys!

[@ScottPropandRoll]

Thank you so much for hanging with me!!

[@n0rbert79]

I get hungry for these every time, props to you!

[@gaveintothedarkness]

This is a great little series, please continue this!

[@batialexis9339]

Damn scott, i just clicked to watch a little bit of the video and i wahtched the whole thing. I'd say, tiktoks are great, but this format is awesome too.

[@ScottPropandRoll]

Thank you very much. We’re starting to get the hang of it!!

[@brucewayne6697]

This really need to be an hour long podcast ! Pshh I’m already waiting for the live show tour lol

[@TylerDollarhide]

I *love* these long-form videos reacting to movie props!

[@MikeElmore]

I'm absolutely loving this series... I've already learned so much!

[@goldenambience7346]

Always wondered why movies cost so much to make. This is SO fascinating! I'm hungry for more!

[@ernieb3304]

I'm really enjoying the videos. Looking forward to seeing the next one

[@hallijones4527]

Awesome video guys! Also, at 5:32 longtime Supernatural fans are well aware of Padalecki’s appetite 😂. Mans got a stomach to rival the Grand Canyon!

[@FashionFunPJ]

My mom was a theatrical prop mistress and watching her create food props was amazing

[@green64]

Such a great video i enjoyed it very much. this could become my favorite series on YT. I like the tips and stories, more of them please, more gosip and tricks.

[@ScottPropandRoll]

Will do!!

[@23Scadu]

It may be rumored that Leo ate a real buffalo liver, but I personally find it hard to swallow.

[@SecretSquirrelFun]

This is such a great series idea. Personally I absolutely love finding out how effects are/were done and all the “behind the scenes” kinda stuff. I’ve watched this video twice now and I can’t wait for your next one. I enjoy all of your videos and your jokes, but this series is something special that I honestly think could really be super popular. I’m sure that other people also REALLY enjoy hearing about this behind the scenes stuff too - I want even more details and insights from you guys. I find it absolutely fascinating especially practical effects. Just brilliant. Keep it coming, I’m a BIG fan. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and insights. Much appreciated. 🙂🐿🌈❤️

[@MaxwellBenson80]

This is great! Thanks for sharing some behind the scenes stories.

[@scottmatznick3140]

When i was a kid i cut up my sister's razor scooter to make a prop lightsaber. It was pretty well-done, with wiper blades as the grip, just like in the movies.

[@bpalm74]

Excellent! Looking forward to the next one.

[@ScottPropandRoll]

More to come!

[@ChromaMatrix]

Man, y'all are doing great with these videos! Really enjoyed this one and the first one and I hope y'all are having fun with making them

[@from1978]

Thank you for throwing a Blues Brothers clip in there.

[@Travelerr]

I love this look behind the scenes. This stuff is fantastic!

[@matz4k]

This is such a great insight and representation of your craft.

[@majesticclown]

Great episode and informative. The audio levels are great this time around, Great job!

[@danishraza8843]

you are on a roll!!! keep'em coming! I loved that Christopher Walken impersonation.

[@gracefulannie-grcflannie-]

I love these videos! Keep 'em comin'!

[@etsprout]

OMG I need more movies with Walken, for the impression 😂

[@imreallybadatnamingthings]

The puns are the *cherry* on top for this video!

[@bluor3713]

Could watch this for an an hour. Love it

[@Maverick7r]

A very appetizing episode for sure. I love these behind the scenes type video, very apPEELing!! 😁

[@ScottPropandRoll]

Glad you like them!

[@mentallyhyp2012]

LOVE LOVE LOVE these episodes!

[@kenithmay79]

I'm so happy this series is continuing 💖

[@westiger1199]

Thats what i have been waitng for!

[@jfree1074]

Love the longer format and the chatting ❤