r/nerdwriter • u/midevildle • Nov 30 '16
r/nerdwriter • u/midevildle • Dec 02 '15
Inside Out: Emotional Theory Comes Alive
r/nerdwriter • u/tallmotherfucker • Apr 06 '17
Trump's Golden Boy: The Mystery of Jared Kushner
r/nerdwriter • u/midevildle • Feb 08 '17
I Drunkenly Paid For 17 Federal Programs
r/nerdwriter • u/gummywormsyum • Sep 07 '16
Saving Private Ryan: How Spielberg Constructs A Battle Scene
r/nerdwriter • u/Perihelionstudios • Sep 05 '21
Does anyone feel the Nerdwriter has become kind of a non-entity in recent years?
This isn’t a knock against him or anything, but I feel that these giant several months-long gaps in his video output aren’t worth watching just a little 9 minute video for. Now, I don’t know what his work schedule is like, there’s probably a lot going on behind the scenes that I’m not aware of and he absolutely has his right to his privacy. I get that 100%. But I can see his viewership is shrinking, his takes aren’t really that new, and he’s more of a disembodied AI than an actual narrator I can connect with to learn about the material. I’m not compelled to watch anymore, and maybe that’s because my tastes have changed or maybe he’s just phasing the channel out, I don’t know. He’s changed up his style in the past 5 years to be more hands off, but in doing so he’s kinda not as engaging as he used to be. The nerdwriter’s just become boring to me compared to other video essayists who put out more substantial, meatier analysis with the same amount of time gaps in between. I just feel like it’s not enough. I’m not demanding an explanation, I’m just wondering if anyone else in his audience felt that way.
r/nerdwriter • u/sorry1516 • Mar 08 '17
Helm's Deep: How To Film An Epic Battle
r/nerdwriter • u/gummywormsyum • Sep 23 '16
Breaking Bad: An Episode Of Reactions
r/nerdwriter • u/gummywormsyum • May 25 '16
Intertextuality: Hollywood's New Currency
r/nerdwriter • u/gummywormsyum • Apr 13 '16
Star Wars: A New Chapter For The Serial
r/nerdwriter • u/gummywormsyum • Jul 20 '16
How To Transform The Economy: A Primer
r/nerdwriter • u/jjanp • Mar 29 '18
Nerdwriter - How Dark Patterns Trick You Online
r/nerdwriter • u/midevildle • Aug 03 '17
Nerdwriter - How Not To Adapt A Movie
r/nerdwriter • u/gummywormsyum • Aug 03 '16