Video essay channels worth your evenings

Channels where the research is real and the edit carries half the argument.

Bookmarks

  1. Every Frame a Painting

    5/5

    Tony Zhou stopped in 2016; the back catalogue still teaches editing best.

    Every Frame a Painting

  2. Folding Ideas

    5/5

    Dan Olson takes something silly seriously for two hours, and never pads it.

    Folding Ideas

  3. Defunctland

    5/5

    Kevin Perjurer on theme parks; the Disney Channel theme episode is a whole film.

    Defunctland

  4. 3Blue1Brown

    5/5

    Grant Sanderson animates the intuition, then shows you the algebra anyway.

    3Blue1Brown

  5. Technology Connections

    5/5

    Forty minutes on a dishwasher, and you come out with opinions on dishwashers.

    Technology Connections

  6. Nerdwriter1

    4/5

    Evan Puschak on one painting, one scene, one sentence. Short and well built.

    Nerdwriter1

  7. Jacob Geller

    4/5

    Uses games as a door into architecture, art history and fear. Nothing looks like it.

    Jacob Geller

  8. Adam Neely

    4/5

    A bassist explaining music theory without ever making you feel late to it.

    Adam Neely

  9. Tom Scott

    4/5

    A decade of one man in a red shirt, one odd place a week. The archive is the point.

    Tom Scott