Tryin’ to Get Ahead Before We Get a Headstone
summary
Argues it’s better to beg forgiveness not ask permission and proves it with projects: tries a practical BBC Two ident shot on a Phantom Flex 4K using slime tests that mostly fail then yields a wonky practical bumper with magnet‑puppeted eyes; builds audio‑reactive visuals with Ableton Push 2 OP‑Z Cinema4D and Notch in real time; releases a Greenpeace stop‑motion short—100 seconds, three months, 70 people, voices by Olivia Colman David Harbour Bella Ramsey Helen Mirren—that lands and wins; insists small risky hardware buys force momentum.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 11:57It's Better To Beg for Forgiveness Rather than Ask Permission
- 13:54Untitled Goose Game
- 42:29Take the Path of Least Resistance
- 46:05Fritz Corrado
