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Episode 7 - The Making of Symbolica - Efteling - Duration: 6:56.
Efteling has a rich history concerning special attractions for all ages.
This summer, the newest and largest covered family attraction will...
... be added to that impressive list: Symbolica.
The builders have been very busy constructing the Palace of Fantasy, which opens its doors on 1 July 2017.
This is the seventh and last but one episode of The Making of Symbolica.
His Majesty King Pardulfus Domerano.
Report from your faithful Lackey O.J. Punctuel, who is your faithful servant at all times.
The time is approaching at which I will close the door of my temporary accommodation behind me.
In order to permanently take up residence in your palace.
Recently I have seen, with pleasure, that nothing has been left to chance...
... in order to give your residence the grandeur which it deserves.
You may rest assured that you will be able to grant an audience to your guests, who will present...
... themselves in great numbers, in the most excellent manner.
An animatronic character is a little bit like a robot.
But where robots need to do an efficient job and it doesn't matter what they look like.
Animatronics are all about the esthetic.
So in this case we need to have Almar really look like a real person standing there.
So an animatronic in this way is like a very high-end puppet.
It's something that has to take the function of a real person but in a mechanical way.
At the moment, the show is being programmed.
Which means that all the special effects inside the attraction will come to life.
Over the past period, we have made our construction rounds with the core team.
Wo we have a structural view of all the remaining points.
The programming of the show consists of various disciplines.
Sound, light and the show itself, the moving parts.
In each discipline, various people are working on this.
And soon those parties will get together and one single image will be created in a scene.
Now we really are in the last weeks, in which everything must be done.
Ultimately, we will be handing over the attraction to Operations just before the opening.
So they can take on the management of the attraction.
And we are working hard to deliver everything as it should be.
The basis for this is actually the ride system.
At the moment we are running 30 vehicles, but that should ultimately be 34.
And if this basis is working correctly, we will continue to build the show around it.
Now 1 July, the day of the first audiences, is rapidly approaching.
All the stops will have to be pulled out in order to make the last preparations.
But I have every confidence that this challenge will also be conquered.
My company was approached by the Efteling a few years ago.
To work with them on the Baron 1898 dive-coaster.
A couple years after that they asked us to start looking ahead at some things for Symbolica, this highly anticipating attraction.
So we were given these incredible drawings, beautiful sets and scenery and characters.
And they wanted us to help them to bring them to life.
Of course, Bill is a very well-known animatronics constructor in the sector.
In our department, we have had a lot of fun trying to imagine, with the help of a camera.
How does Pardoes move? How does Almar move?
He is, of course, a philosopher, a wise man who surveys the universe.
And who, from time to time, sees something in it that we do not see, and that is what you try to emphasise with movements.
Those movies went to Garner Holt, and they implemented that in the technology.
Then the technology came back here.
And in that way we have, together, designed the figure and tried to give it as much movement as possible.
Thereby doing as much justice to the character of the figure as possible.
The transition from initial sketch that we call "the spark" into something that is real and tensiabel is really incredible.
It's really almost like having a kid.
You, I have something that is a thought, an idea, an expression.
But untill you can really feel it and see it and make it move it's not real.
And so suddenly here we are at the end of a very long road.
I am of the opinion that if a figure can move, you have to let it move totally in line with its character.
But often, on the basis of those large movements, it is the small things which make the figure very human and vivacious.
So we have also added small, subtle things to the large movements which the figure can make.
Those two elements make the figure, the animatronic, very vivacious and human.
Things such as blinking or glancing sideways.
Things such as blinking or glancing sideways.
What we love so much about working with the Efteling...
...is that they have a sense of tradition and a sense of true line in their story's in their design and...
...in their people that we very rarely see at other parks.
So when you come here it is literally stepping into another world it is totally new, totally different.
The designers understand that and are really careful with that.
And so as a result of that, their work here is much more detailed much more loving in a lot...
...of ways than any other projects in the world.
It's just a joy to work with them.
Your Majesty King Pardulfus Domerano.
It is with some wistfulness that I now leave this temporary accommodation forever.
But the joy about my new accommodation, of course, dominates my mood.
When you, in the very near future, will grant audience to visitors on a daily basis in your new palace.
I hope to be allowed to serve you as I have done from this place.
Your ever-faithful and dedicated servant...
O.J. Punctuel
Subscribe to the Efteling YouTube channel and watch all the episodes of 'The Making of Symbolica'.
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I QUIT MY JOB FOR YOUTUBE [ENG Subs] - Duration: 7:39.
I am so hot and bothered right now, I don't know if you can tell…
Anyway, how's it going guys? Hold on, let me just have a sip of my gin and tonic…
*slurrrp* ahhh!
All of a sudden, all of my problems have been solved.
God, where do I start?
**You start at the very beginning**
So over the last couple of days,
Cat and I have been over in the east of England in a place called 'Norwich' where my dad lives
We spent a couple of days there and it was really nice. Really, really nice.
As you can probably tell it's quite nice weather here in England right now and judging
by the sweat on my face and the redness of it *gaaaasp*
Anyway, it's all been a bit stressful because we came back today and tomorrow we actually fly to Finland
Yesterday, I thought it would be a fun idea to fly the drone over the Norwich countryside.
And it was a good idea, to be fair.
But I actually ended up crashing my drone into a tree…
And not only that, it didn't come back.
It just stayed in the tree, and it's still there now.
And all this happened just two days before my trip to Finland, where I'll need my drone.
So, not only do I have this, now, I have this.
I was kinda hoping for a different colour.
I went just now and bought the exact same drone, but this time I got this which is a
giant controller.
I had no idea it was going to be this big, oh my god.
So, the problem before was that I crashed it because the connection dropped out and
all that stuff.
This should fix that problem.
If you don't learn from your mistakes in life…
You're an idiot.
But anyway, onto the topic of today.
*slurps gin and tonic*
So, oh my god, guys.
I did it.
I quit my job!
Which kinda sucks since I just dropped a whole bunch of money on a load of drone stuff.
I did it and I did it because I was to put all my time, effort and love into YouTube
making videos.
You might remember back at the start of the year, I made a video like "2017 Goals"
and my goal was to be able to quit my job and do YouTube full time.
And now I feel like I'm at a place where I can start doing that.
I figure if I put the same amount of time and effort into working for someone else into
my videos then I'll really be able to make a go of it and…
URRRGH…
It's pretty scary, I'm not going to lie.
I feel like I'm putting all my eggs into one basket but that basket should lead to
a pretty friggin' happy life.
If I can make videos for a living it's the dream - I'm going to be living my dream!
Because, although really over the last couple of years my YouTube channel and video views
have started growing, I've been working for this for 6 years.
I've been doing YouTube for 6 years now!
And I think that's another reason why it's quite scary because I've been working for
this for so long and now it's finally here and I'm like "Oh my god, what am I doing?
Is this even possible?
Am I ready?"
So many feelings.
But I'm also psyched because I have been working for this for 6 years and it's now.
It's happening now and it's crazy.
It's pretty crazy that I'm actually gonna be living one of my dreams and it's really
over the last 6 months a lot has happened personally in my life, a lot of things that
I haven't really made videos about.
I've lost people and it really makes you open your eyes and just think "Oh my god,
what am I doing with my life?!"
It really did make me realise that you've got to do stuff with your day - your entire day
When you go to work, you're spending 8 or 9 hours in one place and for some people that's great
Some people are career people, for me, that didn't feel right because I had this whole
thing which could have been developing into something.
As much as I loved the place that I worked, I loved the people - they were great.
To another person, that job, that role - they'd be set.
I was doing such a cool job, I don't know if I talked about it much on here.
Basically, I was working for a company called Jungle Creations, they have a whole bunch
of Facebook pages and they're like a media company.
And I was working on their largest page which has nearly 16 million page likes which is
nuts!
I was just on Facebook all day… sounds a lot easier than it is.
It was pretty stressful at times.
To one person, that's an amazing job, and for me it was an amazing job, but now it's
time for me to move on and I really want to just start realising some of the dreams that
I have and not spend 8 or 9 hours somewhere making someone else rich!
But, you know what guys, I know this isn't going to be easy, and it's a huge leap of faith
The easy route would have been to carry on working for someone else and come home at
the end of a month with a decent wage and just be like, OK…
Pay bill, pay bill, pay bill.
Yep - Happy!
But life is way more than money, although it does help.
To be able to do something that I love every single day, contributing to something that
I'm creating, that for me is huge.
That's why I'm going to be doing this starting from this video.
This is my first video as a full time YouTuber, guys.
This is a big deal!
I feel like I'm not putting that much love and attention into this like I do normally.
There's no lights, there's all sorts of glare coming in, oh my god.
Maybe I'm scaring myself unnecessarily.
Maybe everything's going to be alright…
Everything's going to be alright, Dave.
Everything's going to be… *cries*
I just gotta stop crashing drones.
That will contribute to my financial stability quite a bit!
Anyway, what was I saying?
After that video at the start of the year, some people were like "Dave, how can we
help make this a thing, how can we do this?" and to be honest, you guys are doing everything.
You watching this right now, you're helping me realise this dream and I thank you so much,
it's so cool.
Some of you guys even go the extra mile and help me out with translations and stuff.
What you'll see on this video if you click the CC button there will at least be English subtitles
Amazing people go down there and translate them to Finnish, Swedish, someone even did
German the other day, that was so cool - thank you!
Honestly just doing that really, really helps me
Because by having that expands the reach of my videos so much!
I think people do these and don't even know how much they're helping me, so thank you, again
And a few people back a few months ago bought some of my merch, that again helps me out a bunch
So, in answer to you question guys, you are doing absolutely everything that you could
do to help me.
Just watch my videos, like every now and again if you want.
You guys are great.
What you might see with this transition into full time, you might see some more brand collaborations,
a little bit of sponsorship and stuff like that.
But what I want you guys to know if that I will not promote anything to you that I don't
believe in myself.
It's really important for me because I don't want to look like a sell out, I'm not going
to start doing like make up tutorials because, I mean, I have no idea.
God, that is terrible.
Have you been blinded the whole time?
I'm so sorry!
That's zero percent better.
OK, cool.
Just noticed the washing is in the background too.
Cat's probably going to kill me.
Tomorrow we go to Finland and that's where I start 'The Summer Vlog'.
That's going to be big.
It's going to be huge!
And what I really want to do it put out at least 3 or 4 videos per week.
That's the plan at least, but I've go to much cool stuff coming up over the next
2 or 3 months.
It's going to be so sick.
Anyway guys, thank you so much for watching this video and for watching all of my videos.
And thank you for making me able to do this.
I hope I don't let you guys down.
Maybe just drop a like on this video for me if you're psyched for me that I'm going full
time with YouTube.
That'd mean a lot.
And starting in the next video will be the start of the summer vlog.
Hype Hype for that.
So right now guys, I need to go and pack so, thank you again for watching and I'll see
you in the summer vlog!
See ya!
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Today we have something slightly different. I invited one of my good friends from social media, Valtteri what's up?
The reason why you're here today is because you're seeking for a new job, that's your job at the moment. I found you online and I thought to myself, Damn Valtteri is such a good guy, I have to help him.
I wanted to give you some tips from the perspective of an employer, such as what to consider when seeking for a job.
Tell me something about yourself, what kind of a job are you looking for?
Content production, marketing, communications etc. That sort of jobs.
That's pretty good as we're sort of on the same business then.
I've seen many applications over the years. So many people are applying for a job to Sales Communications all the time. My first tip is to people often tell what they can do. Then they tell what they've done.
Instead applicant should start with telling what can they bring to the table. What is your value to the potential employer?
When we go through the applications we see Jukka, Liisa, Pia, Ville, Mari and so on. Everyone has an education and everyone can do something.
But the big question always remains, why? Why would I invite them to an interview? Why would I want to work with them? So the benefit for the employer is the tip number one.
How many places have you applied?
Probably to hundreds. - What was the response? Do you get to the next round or not?
No, I don't. Communications agencies say I need a couple of years more experience, so maybe I need to find a spot as a trainee.
Or that I would be a great fit to another team that is not seeking a new employee.
Apparently I would be better at lobbying than in marketing.
So you write, you do social media very well, now I want to talk about your stuttering. How people deal with it?
Well, in content marketing and other marketing activities it's not a problem, but if I'm looking for something where I need to also speak publicly it can raise some questions.
We talked about it before you arrived and in my opinion we all have qualities that define us and we're all best in what we do as long as we have the stamina to train.
This is something I think needs to be addressed boldly. You'll find people who don't care about it and some people are really scared of it. Whatever qualities we have, we should always go to places where we are wanted.
One good thing that you should be proud of is to ask about it, is stuttering a problem. That's what you did with me in Twitter.
And I replied it's not a problem. - I have to be bold about it because I have to lobby it because I'm an active spoke person of the society.
Also that's why I have to say those things to managers and directors too. Like, what would you as a manager would say to a stuttering job seeker.
It's very important. You're part of The Finnish Stuttering Association also you're quite active badminton player?
I play once a week and go to the gym too. - That's great. I've seen many pictures of you on social media playing badminton.
I think despite stuttering just go for it. World is full of work and that's another tip to job seekers. Now you just need to find that perfect fit for you and the work.
It all starts from values, your values and employers values must meet. You need to be able to bring them more value with your effort. It's about sales job when you're seeking for a job, remember that.
You're selling yourself, so you need to know your value. Do they have a problem? Can you help them or can you bring them something valuable? Then sell yourself into the job. A regular sales process.
One tip, now when you've been looking for many jobs. I remember back in 2000 when I was looking for a new job, I conducted an excel list of 150 companies where I wanted to work.
After that I started calling them or sending emails, some of them got eliminated, up until I had about 10 to 15 potential companies. I got 2 offers ultimately. Eniro and Trainers House that I refused.
That's one of the points in my history. That's when I realized it's similar to a sales job. I would suggest you to list all the companies you would like to work for and start contacting them.
Stop immediately if it's not working, if you run into assholes stop immediately. You don't need to work with assholes, really. Or a victim of a bad leadership.
So a good leader, that's what you need. Choose one who will guide and support you. The world is full of them. - Yes, I believe so.
Bring your value and be damn proud of yourself. One great example is Charlie Chaplin, who was a humble and nice fellow, but damn if you kicked him, he would strike back. He had spine.
Do a list, have you done one already? - Yes I have and thought if someone has applied to somewhere I will also send an application to a competitor.
Or contacted some of the company directors in social media.
Usually a communications person who has political background like myself, I would fit quite well to society coordinator jobs.
Right with what you can do and your abilities. One other thing, we used to write applications, but now we have this. A mobile. what we need is attention.
And you need attention and you can get anyone by sending them a direct message. Record a video and focus it to someone special and think of the value that you can give to that company.
If you call or send a message it comes as a surprise, so you got to be sensitive about it. Think of the value and what you can give them.
You can approach them in LinkedIn, Snapchat, Facebook. Be bold and send emails too. Today I would start by contacting directly tell in a minute who you are, what you're doing, skills and why you should be hired because.... "Because" is important.
Do that and after that do it 100 times. Or 50 and see who you have left after that. There are always situations where the economy doesn't give in etc. even if they wanted to hire you. Someone is out there looking for new employees.
It was nice having you with us.
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