May 1, 2020 · 1 hr 28 min · 10 segments
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Patrick TomassoHostJohnGuestAaronGuestEmilio TakasGuestIsabellaGuestLeeGuestWayneGuest
Brandon LeeGuest
Cody WannerGuestKevin MarcusGuest
But is it worth it? Are we going to escape reality together? Or is it just kind of not, we're not there yet?
it's super early but you know it's like i'm really loving what matt workman's doing i'm obsessed with some of the stuff he's been doing online just like this real-time vr cinematography and some other stuff like that i know um i don't know it's just right now i just feel like it's super early stages a lot of development you know fun for games and things like that but i'm really excited to see where it goes and you know a decade or two
And like it's really exciting and cool, but at the same time, super depressing that we're all just kind of sitting in a boardroom now to to film make.
I think I think it's soon that Disney Plus behind the scenes for Mandalorian comes out.
I'm not sure if anything that specifically used VR, but there are a lot of like crazy new technologies that that show,
I
guess, pioneered in a way, right? With like all the rear projection stuff and like this like hologram kind of things with Unreal Engine, all that kind of stuff.
But yeah, what Matt Workman's been doing is like really, really, really interesting.
And like, it's a little bit above my, I don't want to say pay grade, but it's above my knowledge base to try and even like pick it up to understand.
I know he made like a PS4 game and stuff, like Cine Tracer, I think is what the game is called, like the product that he basically developed.
I don't know if you guys remember Matt's old YouTube videos where he would just kind of break down a commercial and stuff, but that stuff, that's, I love those, those videos.
I don't even think many people have even like picked up that, like what he was doing, like that niche.
I loved how he would just like sit there with like his Wacom tablet, draw on how people lit things and whatnot.
But is it worth it? Are we going to escape reality together? Or is it just kind of not, we're not there yet?
it's super early but you know it's like i'm really loving what matt workman's doing i'm obsessed with some of the stuff he's been doing online just like this real-time vr cinematography and some other stuff like that i know um i don't know it's just right now i just feel like it's super early stages a lot of development you know fun for games and things like that but i'm really excited to see where it goes and you know a decade or two
And like it's really exciting and cool, but at the same time, super depressing that we're all just kind of sitting in a boardroom now to to film make.
I think I think it's soon that Disney Plus behind the scenes for Mandalorian comes out.
I'm not sure if anything that specifically used VR, but there are a lot of like crazy new technologies that that show,
I
guess, pioneered in a way, right? With like all the rear projection stuff and like this like hologram kind of things with Unreal Engine, all that kind of stuff.
But yeah, what Matt Workman's been doing is like really, really, really interesting.
And like, it's a little bit above my, I don't want to say pay grade, but it's above my knowledge base to try and even like pick it up to understand.
I know he made like a PS4 game and stuff, like Cine Tracer, I think is what the game is called, like the product that he basically developed.
I don't know if you guys remember Matt's old YouTube videos where he would just kind of break down a commercial and stuff, but that stuff, that's, I love those, those videos.
I don't even think many people have even like picked up that, like what he was doing, like that niche.
I loved how he would just like sit there with like his Wacom tablet, draw on how people lit things and whatnot.
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