Hearted Youtube comments on Drew Gooden (@drewisgooden) channel.
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I work in the dubbing industry and I’ve been noticing this problem for the past year or so. For example, every time we have a new show, we start our dubbing process as usual and more often then not, it’s all over the place. We receive multiple new re-shot versions along the way, no one at the production company seems to be sure which version is the right one, the order of episodes, and there are a lot of continuity errors that WE sometimes let them know of. It is wild! It disrupts the whole chain, makes everyone in post work long hours to fix the problem and ends up costing them so much money because they have to pay the reshoots, post-production and if they are dubbing or subtitling in multiple languages, all of that is considered as extra. They end up spending much more money than if they had just let writers do their jobs in the first place. Never fix it in post, guys ;)
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the best quote ive seen in response to "learning how to do __ will take me ten years!" was "the time will pass anyways".
i saw a gorgeous blanket online, genuinely museum quality, and said "i'll never be able to make something that good". but then i saw that quote just a few minutes later. i went back to that blanket, and i studied it, and i made it. it took three months and 156 hours (only counting active sewing, not researching and buying materials). but i made it. it wasn't as good as the one i originally saw, but i had never done anything like it before, and i learned so much doing it that i think my next time, or the time after that, it could be that good. i gave that blanket to my sibling for their birthday, and they cried. they were so grateful and overwhelmed that they banned me from giving them presents for the next three years. every time someone uses ai to "make" something, and says it's "more accessible art", it feels like theyre spitting directly into my face and telling me that all of that, the skills i learned and the joy it brought to not just me but the people around me, is worthless.
it isn't. dare i say it, the purpose of being alive is to learn and create and give. if there's something you want to do, something you want to study or make, just do it! there's no rush. the time will pass anyways.
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This video is awesome Drew. I swear to god watching your stream attempts was like watching my streams over the past couple months, from talking with a muted mic, to the sound levels, to the addition of scenes and stuff.
The part about feeling like you need to constantly be energized or active is so true as well. I’ve made videos before that get considerably better views than my sub count, jokes land (at times…), editing is fun and light hearted. Streaming on the other hand, my god if I am not playing the game and doing good it can be so stressful even when nobody is looking. Just when you’re about to relax and say “fuck it, nobody is watching regardless” 2-3 randoms show up and you’re just there eating oatmeal looking like you’re about to end your life.
I just think it’s funny that people like these who get famous with a tremendous amount of luck open courses like this to tell you what a keyboard is, when I truly feel like they have some genuine knowledge about industry and specific steps they took to make little jumps here and there. Everything I’ve done over my stream I’ve learned it from FREE videos and from just watching and literally writing stuff down that I see my favorite streamers do.
Anyway, great video Drew, please never come back.
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