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Fan-movies by Wayside Creations.

Nuka Break 1st season


Nuka Break Red Star (mostly separate from the main NB storyline)


Nuka Break 2nd season


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Loadout (technically it advertises a game, but the short itself is reather neat; also check out the Henchmen Interviews)



In the Black (another shorts film, tonally very different from the others)

Various sci-fi shorts and webseries

H++


Link to playlist in case it won't autoplay: https://youtu.be/ZedLgAF9aEg?list=PLE6A2F3ACDDA10C28

Junk Head (stop-motion dystopia thing)


Tears of steel (Robots!)



I could swear i had more of these tucked away... somewhere... ah, there.

The Machine Stops (one of many adaptations, i think)


ROTOR (another dystopian short; can't get the embed link, so i'll link the page i got it from)
http://io9.com/looper-meets-groundhog-day-in-this-eerie-atmospheric-s-1705557537

The Ocean Maker (another animated dystopic)
https://vimeo.com/126090217

Musical intermission

Dead Gentlemen/ZOE classics on speed dial. (My cunning plan of embedding autoplay doesn't seem to function, so, I'll add the playlist links after first episodes. Onnnnwaaard!)

The Gamers: Dorkness Rising

Playlist (that should actually have all episodes):



The Gamers: Hands of fate (extended)

Playlist:



The Gamers: Natural One (very topical regarding plans for this weekend!)

Playlist:




The Gamers: Humans and Households (shit's getting meta!)





The Gamers (the original oldie, with different characters, relation to latter stories unclear)




Journey Quest

Playlist (season 1+2):



Aso, both channel pages for good measure: DG and ZOE. Some content ovelaps, but not all.


P.S. so this is how you embed an autoplaying list: play video in playlist, click 'share', see that the "share playlist" box is ticked, then pick the 'embed' tab, copy the code, then just paste the code into psting field as if it was regular text.

Pretty speculations

http://space.io9.com/this-is-a-stunning-vision-of-humans-basking-in-our-sola-1664676360

A wonderful channel that features in-depth videochats with many game devs (I just watched a bunch with oldschool Interplay devs).

https://www.youtube.com/user/blacklily8/videos

Kinda wacko animated webseries, both qualify as sci-fi, I think. Meant to post earlier, then forgot.


Apocalypse Lane





Bravest Warriors (this one's a tad more family friendly)

Here's a healthy dose of that "ancient songs of my people" thing

EVERYBODY GET NAKEEEEED!!!

Those watch 'n' learn moments: various channels that provide analysis, theory, and tips on storytelling and filmmaking and all that. (I myself often find that good explanations on screenwriting are very much applicable to editing process.)

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Film Courage

A good example:


Channel link
They have tons of long interviews with various specialists in the field (I mostly stick to screenwriting talks, but the other day I watched a good one on crowdfunding too), and also feature shorter topical outtakes from those.

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Darious Britt

A good example:



Channel link
In terms of picking up creative tips, I like his short film analyses the most.

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Lessons from the Screenplay

A good example:



Channel link


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Channel Criswell

A good example:



Channel link
Has great notes on dialogue setup as well (I've only just discoverd the channel, don't know all the goodness).

Filibus - a silent movie containing heists, diamonds, diabolical plans, airships! (Bring your own soundtrack, though.)

More entries to the watch'n'learn folders, this time more directly about writing and editing.

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Jennaaaa!







(channel link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS_fcv9kBpDN4WWrfcbCrgw)

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Francina - another "booktuber" whose insight and analysis immediately clicked with my brain (she's a more on the academic side when it comes to tips and theory)



(Channel link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcUVLS6cM_JiEHHXsmsqwrA)

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I also came across an editing-centric channel that i really liked (there are more, and probably just as good ones, lots of them dispensing handy practical tips about publishing and priorities and such  -> ED this guy has some great no-nonsense pointers):





(channel link: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZ7wi_B7GAn1smmDvQdLDZA)

Musical intermission with The Dead South

A while ago I stumbled upon this video and would watch it over and over and over




At first I wasn't that into their other songs but then I came across this live performance:

SF Debris analyzes some aspects behind making of StarWars. Hella educational!

http://www.sfdebris.com/videos/special/herosjourney.php (should display 5 bits on the same page)

and

http://sfdebris.com/videos/special/shadowsjourney.php