You can watch on YouTube: The top five channels if you like movies and filmmaking

We went through YouTube and found a few things to watch, especially if movies and filmmaking are your cups of tea. youtube channels, history songs like movies or TV shows? Here’s what to watch on YouTube.

Due to the prevalence of OTT platforms such as Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, it is easy to forget the YouTube goldmine. We are happy to report that it has some great things to enjoy no matter where you are. Since it has long been operational and serves as a platform even for beginners to showcase their work, the variety shown is not the same.

We dragged through the video sharing site and found a few things to watch:

VFX artists’ reaction to Bollywood’s CGI videos

Corridrid Digital is a production studio company, whose YouTube channel Corridor Crew has its employees who respond to the quality or lack of computer-generated images in movies. Recently, they re-entered the Indian movies (compiled under Bollywood, even if it is not Hindi). Their videos are full of insights into what constitutes visual effects, monsters, and characters in great movies. All of this is accompanied by a lot of laughter when they see their incredible reaction. Sometimes they also adjust the VFX shot of popular movies if needed. If you’re interested in CGI, filmmaking, or movies, check out this channel.

The entire David F Sandberg YouTube channel

Swedish filmmaker David F Sandberg is known for his gruesome short films. He also showed off his big screen, blockbuster chops with DC Comics movie Shazam !. On her YouTube channel, named after her known as ponysmasher online, she shared practical tips on filmmaking, as well as steps to create a basic and simple VFX right there in your home. You also talk about how to make your own movies and more. This channel says nothing about masterclass series videos, and it’s free. Sandberg’s openness will make you a fan of him, regardless of your opinion about his movies.

Ryan George’s Pitch Meeting video series on the ScreenRant channel

Ryan George is a YouTuber with the most popular Pitch Meeting videos. These videos – parody of what the actual pitch meetings of popular TV shows and movies should look like – set him up as a writer and as a studio official. The company background is ‘made’ using the green screen. The author talks about the plot holes, which are included in the movie, and the manager in charge of poker keeps asking questions. The author often convinces the exec because of his ability to monetize a movie or program. In the end, fans were left wondering how the obvious and limited films got to the fore.

Video articles on The Take channel

Do you like video essays for movies or TV shows? Look no further than The Take. Includes a large number of videos where movies are distributed and talked about at great length. Uncover hidden meanings and even unlock subtexts that you may have missed. Take covers everything. Even if you’ve seen Breaking Bad many times, there will be plenty of videos embedded below that you haven’t missed the program.

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History Buffs

Are you a TV and movie fan and interested in history? History Buffs tells you how accurate and enforceable the movie or show you just watched was. Admittedly, they are fictional works but it is always fun to specify how long the authors have researched. Check out this analysis of The Terror to find out how historically this glossy horror series is.

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