Movie Props: Breakaway Glass Experiment. #propmaster #shorts

Hi!! I'm Scott Reeder. I'm a film/tv prop master and have has garnered a following of 1.2 million on TikTok and 100K+ on Instagram.

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[EVAUnitA]

0:13 There was something oddly pleasing and soothing when the cup with the hot water broke, the shards kinda lifting upwards before gravity pulled them back down.

[juvoo]

YouTube didn't recommend one video from your channel but pushed the fake one like hell.. glad I saw one of these posted on reddit.

[theoperator]

Actually that's good life advice at the end..

[mrkrabsbikini]

The look away at the end was like "damn that was a pretty good quote"

[johnsimon]

That stuff must be an absolute pain to ship from the factory if half of it arrives broken because someone breathed on it wrong

[mrjoe]

The glass breaking by itself can be used in so many cool ways. I love this channel

[plaguedoctor]

The slo mo guys need to get this stuff to see if it breaks differently to actual glass

[jtsuave]

Well they didn’t use this glass prop Django . I’m sure Leonardo would have appreciated it but then again it did make a memorable scene with improvising and real blood

[potatoclips]

You know he’s a good youtuber when he makes a really interesting video *and* fits in a quote at the end. This man is a legend.

[toastoots]

"If you're too cold your cracked"
Justin:

[blackbass]

Dude this guys dad jokes are legendary 👑

[orangecapybara]

Awwe the ending made me happy. Thank you.

[addybishop]

I really love this channel. The jokes, the neat behind the scenes, the science...golden

[lesleymackerel]

I genuinely enjoy watching you smash those props it just feels nice.

[SciFiMind]

Structual engineer here. Its the internal stresses caused by thermal expansion and contraction. Thats probably why it held together longer with cold. The glass was shrinking but is hoop shaped so it is better in compression just like an arch.

Keep up the good work. No idea why youtube suggested your channel this month, but for some reason I find learning about a field I have zero knowledge of fascinating.

[dreamerdoes_is_love]

I love these life tips that are also puns at the end. I really appreciate that addition.

[isAnOddNumber]

Thanks YouTube for introducing me to this channel through shorts, finally all my questions about props are answered by that cool uncle I never had

[justinlopez]

Honestly, I have a slight idea for the ice cold resin glass.

A rising argument could be represented by this ice cold glass, with it slowly breaking and the actor's shaking caused by them or the cold of the drink, and then them breaking it as they snap!

But, an argument doesn't last for 60 seconds. Plus, the sound might not be too good for it.

[shaddymate]

Your jokes for as cold as they can be, can make me crack a laugh when I hear them

[TheKira]

this channel is absolute poggers, please keep posting