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The crew gets a bit too excited when Niko asks them to clean out the gear room..
Jake accepts the Chopstick 24hr challenge, and everything goes off the rails from there.
The crew invents a prison escape game involving mini-drones!
Jake tries to build the biggest and greatest thing he has ever tried to build.
Niko makes a deal with Logan Paul, and Wren and Clint have to deliver on it. Also, Sam announces his super secret project!
Is L.A. tap water safe to drink? We find out!
Hunter Street is flooded due to torrential rain in Los Angeles, so Jake decides to boat across the "lake" - all for a hot sandwich.
Nick reforges his broken gun, then transforms it into a net gun.
The Crew works on writing their next video, and tests out some Super 73 E-Bikes!
Can we save the Galaxy? We're gonna find out!
The Crew gets a very special package from YouTube..is it their long-awaited Golden Play Button?
These ten short studio stories will bring you up to date with what's going on at Corridor Digital!
Jake tries to finish the Guilliotine, minus the blade.
Wren uses visual effects to show you how much water is actually on Planet Earth!
Jake explains the whole "Trump Border Wall National Emergency" thing.
We get haircuts, take photos, and our book is live!
Wren's SlowMo dreams come true!
Wren's SlowMo dreams come true... again!
The crew builds a "Primitive Village" set for an upcoming VFX-based video!
Niko & the Guys put together the Perfect Camera Package for any Short film, Commercial, Music Video Shoot!
We make the most complex shots to make primitive magic vfx.
The crew plays "Tactical Hide and Seek" with a high-tech FLIR thermal camera!
Wren almost dies, so we do our best to fix it!
With the assistance of *Tom Cruise, the crew competes to find out who will hold the esteemed title of *Indiana Jones.
Clint does an insane shot while some swords swing for Patreon & some Nuts fly into Wren's mouth!
The Spring Festival Finale is here! Everyone jousts for their brands.
Back at NAB (2019) to do what no one else dares to do, have a good time!
The Crew in in San Antonio, TX, where they meet up with their friends Eli and Alex from Black Rifle Coffee Company to shoot some targets! Do any of the boys have what it takes to out-shoot an Ex-Military marksman?
The whole crew has to team up to tackle one of our most ambitious VFX-based videos yet - The World's Largest Slingshot!
The Crew tries to do a headshot only zombie game with helets and suction nerf darts.
The Crew gets their hands on a state-of-the-art motion capture system, so they decide to put it to the ultimate test! Wren experiments with 3D hair simulations in Cinema 4D.
Wren aims to do the impossible, to do his first kickflip, but with in a 48 hour window.
The Crew tries something new, we wanted to talk about VFX in movies and tv shows.
The Crew does something no one else has done before, play Jenga with Cinderblocks.
The Crew gets weird during work hours
Niko enlists Jake to help him test a famous movie trope: The act of chopping a speeding arrow with a sword!
The Crew talks about VFX in movies.
Jake brings in his late father's vintage chainsaw and tries to fix it.
The Crew talks about VFX in MARVEL movies.
While shooting "John Snow Wick" Sam tests out his "Perfect Camera Rig" - will the Black Magic Pocket Cinema Camera deliver?
Wren, Clint, and Niko react to the best and worst examples of deceased actors being resurrected through CGI!
Before Carmichael says goodbye, the crew reacts to their favorite Cmike moments from his five years at Corridor.
The Crew reacts to some of Hollywood's zestiest CGi moments: What makes a visual effect bad? What makes one great?
Clint and Wren rush to complete the visual effects for our most challenging video yet!
The Crew reacts to some of their favorite Bad and Great CGi Shots from the Star Wars Prequels!
Side by side comparison of our Boston Dynamics: New Robots Now Fight Back parody.
Niko and the crew take extreme measures to see if they can raise the bar for celebrity deepfakes.
Jake works overtime to finish the full-sized Guillotine build. The question is: will it chop?
The Crew attempts a VFX Makeover on "The Worst CGI shot ever." Will it work?
Niko, Sam and Clint sit down once again to react to some of Hollywood's zestiest CGi moments: What makes a visual effect bad? What makes one great?
Take a look behind the scenes of the crew's most ambitious deep fake yet: Keanu Reeves.
The Crew experiments with the popular app "Faceapp" to see if they can figure out how it works, and the results are.. interesting.
Sam revisits his long-lost passion for game design by making an Area 51 simulator for the crew! Who doesn't like a lil' bit of Alien Booty?
The crew takes a stab at improving the muzzle flashes from John Wick, while Peter crafts his example of "Big Wick Energy."
The Crew is joined by VFX legend Andrew Price AKA "The Blender Guru" as they react to some of Hollywood's zestiest CGi moments: What makes a visual effect bad? What makes one great?
On set of "Tac2cool Reloads" the crew has to move fast to stay on schedule. With the help of Niko's perfect camera rigs, and detailed video-boards, they might just have a fighting chance.
The Crew attempts to put their "R-rated" spin on some of Marvel's juiciest action scenes!
Clint enlists the help of Sam to bring his Motion Capture Acting Reel up to the next level. Can they successfully recreate "The Lion King" in just a few days?
Wren uses VFX to show you the power of the world's largest Warships!
Eric Linden and his Stunt Team set Clint on fire! Multiple times!
Inspired by the films of Jackie Chan, The Corridor Crew compete to see who can win the prestigious title of "Office Jackie Chan."
The crew takes on their most intense VFX Makeover yet - Home Alone.
Sam and Nick show how they made "The World's Bounciest Pogo Stick." Can they turn an inside joke into an outside joke by making the shortest Corridor video ever?
Wren attempts to create his own Instagram face filter from scratch!
The Crew sits down to react to Corridor Digital CGi moments and provide behind the scenes insight into their favorite videos. What makes a visual effect bad? What makes one great?
Wren decides to attach an Insta360 ONE X Camera to his racing drone so he can film the coolest shots possible!
Jake and Sam are worried about the air quality in the studio, so Niko decides to get to the bottom of it. Is Los Angeles' air quality really as bad as everyone says?
The Crew sits down once again to react to some of Zach King's zestiest CGi magic moments!
Wren takes us down the visual effects rabbit hole to explain why CGi in modern Hollywood Movies doesn't always have the realistic impact it deserves.
Wren agrees to give a TEDx talk at University of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, focusing on "What's wrong with CGI in Modern Movies." How hard can it be?
The crew is visited by legendary CGi Artist Beeple (Mike Winkelmann) who has been making everyday art for 12 years! Of course, the only sensible thing to do is have a VFX Contest!
The Crew is joined by Action Designer Chris Cowan to react and break down some of Hollywood's best and worst Stunts!
The VFX Crew use their incredibly robust craniums to make one of the most ambitious Corridor videos yet: Bosstown Dynamics 2.
The Crew is joined by Filmmaker, VFX Artist, and Meme-lord Mike Diva to react to some of Hollywood's zestiest CGi moments: What makes a visual effect bad? What makes one great?
Clint must solve the mystery of who shot the TV, but half of the crew is working against him.
The Crew break down some of Hollywood's zestiest CGi moments: What makes a visual effect bad? What makes one great?
The crew use their collective VFX powers to make Star Wars even better.
Niko, Wren, and Clint break down the VFX from some of your favorite films.
The crew heads down to Texas to make an insane action short with the guys from Black Rifle Coffee.
Niko, Clint, and Wren sit down to discuss the films Twister, They Shall not Grow Old, Interstellar, and The Polar Express.
Inspired by films starring Keanu Reeves, The Corridor Crew compete to see who can win the prestigious title of "Office Keanu."
In preparation for his upcoming short film, Niko shows you how he plans to use technology to streamline the traditional "Hollywood" film set to fit the needs of the modern Indie Filmmaker. The question is, will his plans work?
Niko, Clint, and Wren sit down to react to some of the zestiest CGi moments from the original STAR WARS trilogy: What makes a visual effect bad? What makes one great?
Wren uses VFX magic to show you how small the Universe gets... spoilers: really really small.
The Crew is joined by Stuntman DaSilva-Greene to react and break down some of Hollywood's best and worst Stunts!
Sam and Niko walk you through how they remastered the visual effects for their most ambitious series ever - "RUSH" which is out now on the corridor channel!
