Oct 6, 2026 · 55 min · 13 segments
From YouTube to Hollywood. From commentary and criticism to filmmaking. What a transition! On this film we are comparing two directorial debuts from two well-known YouTubers. We have Chris…
Okay, so break it down to me.
What makes
Shelby Oaks a YouTuber movie? Mostly because Chris Stuckman got a lot of his like fame from like making his YouTube videos on different films.
And he's more of like the guy the cameras focused on, you know, talking about that kind of stuff like that.
I see more as a YouTuber.
That's more of like a blogger kind of thing.
So you mean so when you say a YouTube movie, you mean made by people who are actually what you would call YouTubers is what you're saying.
Right.
Yeah, people that would call themselves YouTubers.
I don't think Cain Pixels calls himself a YouTuber.
It would be like...
If...
Cain Pixels was doing this in the 90s.
It would just be a VHS that would be passed around person to person of his short film.
OK, OK, fair
enough.
Things like Chris Stuckman or Markiplier putting out there, you wouldn't be passing that around VHS tapes of what they're doing.
Fair enough.
That makes sense.
Fair enough.
Okay, so break it down to me.
What makes
Shelby Oaks a YouTuber movie? Mostly because Chris Stuckman got a lot of his like fame from like making his YouTube videos on different films.
And he's more of like the guy the cameras focused on, you know, talking about that kind of stuff like that.
I see more as a YouTuber.
That's more of like a blogger kind of thing.
So you mean so when you say a YouTube movie, you mean made by people who are actually what you would call YouTubers is what you're saying.
Right.
Yeah, people that would call themselves YouTubers.
I don't think Cain Pixels calls himself a YouTuber.
It would be like...
If...
Cain Pixels was doing this in the 90s.
It would just be a VHS that would be passed around person to person of his short film.
OK, OK, fair
enough.
Things like Chris Stuckman or Markiplier putting out there, you wouldn't be passing that around VHS tapes of what they're doing.
Fair enough.
That makes sense.
Fair enough.
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