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Sep 21, 2026

Tye CusimanoGUEST
1:21
Yeah, so I, I mean my real intro to media was initially I was, got into video editing when I was around 12 years old.
Tye CusimanoGUEST
1:31
I had a cracked version of Sony Vegas and so I learned off of that and when I was in seventh grade they were looking for interns to join the school news team and kind of shadow the eighth graders so I did that for a year and when I went into high school my friend was the editor for, my best friend was the editor for the school news team so I kind of shadowed him for four years, and on the last two years of that, I took over the audio side, so learned kind of multimedia production there.
Tye CusimanoGUEST
1:59
Got more into music production and, like, audio post-production and that kind of thing after that.
Tye CusimanoGUEST
2:04
That's more my background in that kind of thing, I got an opportunity from a friend who was going to Business Grow meetings in Naples.
Darkness Kirby 2GUEST
15:47
There's a lot of practical effects that get used in the series and a lot of things that I've never seen other people use before.
Darkness Kirby 2GUEST
15:54
So I do try to stick with that as much as possible and stick with mixing those practical effects together with things that I do in Sony Vegas, avoiding...
Darkness Kirby 2GUEST
16:04
Other than a few mods like armor mods and forge mods for certain things, but there's a lot of just like in-game practical use stuff that goes on in there.
Darkness Kirby 2GUEST
16:14
I don't think that really answered your question though, but I do watch a lot of other people's machinimas and still keep tabs on what's coming out.
DeAndonGUEST
5:23
So I'd play around with the flip camera.
DeAndonGUEST
5:24
I'd play around with Windows Movie Maker and Sony Vegas, which is what I still use to this day.
DeAndonGUEST
5:29
And then, yeah, when I was in college, I would do video editing stuff for like, you know, organizations on campus.
DeAndonGUEST
5:37
I went to Furman University in Greenville, South Carolina.
Adam LatourHOST
20:21
I, I think maybe, like, the last one we did was, like, in 2023, 2024.
Adam LatourHOST
20:26
But it went from just clipping footage in Sony Vegas, maybe chroma keying a VHS filter, to, like, me actually having to teach [laughs] myself After Effects a bit in order to, like, really composite some fire and some, you know, some alarms and some smoke onto Bash's live action footage, and I was really proud of that honestly.
Adam LatourHOST
20:48
And sometimes when I was able to still attend some of these tournaments, you know, I was able to connect with people, and was like, "Oh, I was looking at that stream.
Adam LatourHOST
20:56
Oh, I like that." You know? And, you know, even when I was trying to, like, sauce reboot my YouTube presence, it's like, okay, stranger things have happened.

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Justin SevakisGUEST
38:02
It's not that hard.
Adam LatourHOST
38:03
Oh, yeah.
Adam LatourHOST
38:04
Like, I just brute forced a lot of my typesetting because, like, the only tool that I knew of was Sony Vegas, but it's like, hey, like I can pick up these-
Justin SevakisGUEST
38:13
Well, yeah, it's easy to do that when you're burning it into the video.
AnnaHOST
57:59
And then I started another one and oh my God, it was just all going on.
AnnaHOST
58:03
And I'd used in that time, I'd used my video editing skills that I developed as a child when I downloaded a cracked version of Sony Vegas Pro and used to make like stupid like videos on my computer and like family holiday videos and stuff.
AnnaHOST
58:19
And I was using the skills from that In my business, which then hilariously, oh my God, no, I was about to say this and mine converges actually, it goes slightly on a different path again, where during 2021 Olympics, the 2020 Olympics, I was like, oh my God, I would love to work in sports.
AnnaHOST
58:37
I love sports so much.
Jim WilkersonGUEST
31:20
I'm already there.
Brayden CarlsonHOST
31:22
I was paying for Adobe Premiere for years before I started using it because I was so attached to Sony Vegas back in the day.
Jim WilkersonGUEST
31:29
Okay.
Jim WilkersonGUEST
31:30
People ask me about videos.
DerekHOST
45:45
I have it.
DerekHOST
45:45
I had a Vegas Pro 15 that I pirated.
DerekHOST
45:48
But then I grandfathered into this one that was so shit when it first started, but my content wasn't heavy on the editing on YouTube when I started off.
DerekHOST
46:00
So it was called a Filmora.
Lionel FriedbergGUEST
52:57
So I think the same is happening here on the earth.
TruthSeekahHOST
53:00
interesting um let's talk a little bit about film like you know your love for film and and telling a story with all of the aspects of the audio as far as you know sharing a dialogue um sharing imagery and then music as well how does that help to tell a story even like with you know youtube being really big and and anyone can download you know, Adobe Premiere, Sony Vegas and kind of put their own little presentations together and they add the music, they add narration and I'm working on some stuff as well.
TruthSeekahHOST
53:34
But as far as getting a message across, even if it's not true, whether it was trying to create a narrative and sell it to someone in that music kicks in, you know, that that being your background, what's what's you know, what does it do for us when we were stimulated on all those areas?
Lionel FriedbergGUEST
53:52
I think there are two sides to that story.
TruthSeekahHOST
50:00
Let's talk a little bit about film, like, you know, your love for film and telling a story with all of the aspects of the audio as far as, you know, sharing a dialogue, sharing imagery.
TruthSeekahHOST
50:14
and then music as well how does that help to tell a story even like with you know youtube being really big and and anyone can download you know adobe premiere sony vegas and kind of put their own little presentations together and they add the music they add narration and i'm working on some stuff as well but as far as getting a message across even if it's not true whether it was trying to create a narrative and sell it to someone and that music kicks in.
TruthSeekahHOST
50:43
That being your background, what does it do for us when we're stimulated on all those areas?
Lionel FriedbergGUEST
50:50
I think there are two sides to that story.
Lionel FriedbergGUEST
56:54
So I think the same is happening here on the earth.
TruthSeekahHOST
56:58
interesting um let's talk a little bit about film like you know your love for film and and telling a story with all of the aspects of the audio as far as you know sharing a dialogue um sharing imagery and then music as well how does that help to tell a story even like with you know youtube being really big and and anyone can download you know adobe premiere sony vegas and kind of put their own little presentations together and they add the music they add narration and i'm working on some stuff as well but as far as getting a message across even if it's not true whether it was trying to uh create a narrative and sell it to someone and that music kicks in you know that that being your background what what's what's you know what does it do for us when we we're stimulated on all those areas
Lionel FriedbergGUEST
57:49
I think there are two sides to that story.
Lionel FriedbergGUEST
57:52
And one is that it's possible today for anybody to become a filmmaker.

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