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by Nastia Sakharova
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Tim Hautekiet has always been a bit of a within the YouTube community . He ? s with YouTubers on theirs and his own projects , in front of the camera and behind the scenes . His own videos have developed from simple , well - thought - out vlogs , to sketches , to the dizzying heights of his recent action / comedy series 'Project : Library' .

Yet despite Tim ? s prominence , his own brand , audience , and channel have perhaps taken longer to grow than others . " I kind of built up momentum early on , when I decided to upload a video once every week , but then I . I realised to create really good videos you need more time , and you need to be able to develop every idea well . " Nonetheless , as he breaks 100 , 000 subscribers , Tim truly feels like he ? s earned it .

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His biggest and concept to date was 'Project : Library' , a comedy action series about a man who owes a library £1 , 000 , 000 , which Tim reveals was conceptualised three years before it was made . " It was this concept , with characters we all knew as friends . We ? d quote it to each other , in real life , before we ? d even made it . We had a Troy voice , before there even was an actor to play him . "

One of the main that delayed 'Project : Library' early on was finding funding . " I had a few failed attempts to get it funded , " he says . " The year before , I had a meeting with a company in LA , and at the time I was very with meetings , so I brought Tom Ridgewell along to ask the hard questions . Tom basically said ? no , don ? t go with them , they ? re going to give you a really bad deal ? .

" Then there were various small pitches to companies over here , " he continues . " There was a point where I just decided I ? m gunna make it regardless of whether or not we get funded . Now I don ? t recommend this approach , because it was as all hell , but it did get it made ! "

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Two weeks into production , The Multiverse at ChannelFlip came , giving the project a much - needed boost , but there were still hiccups along the way . " Locations , " he explains , " sometimes people at said location didn ? t know we were coming ! So we ? d be there , in their office , with all the lights and , having moved all their stuff around , and they ? d walk in and go ? what the hell ! ?

" We also had to get it done by the end of summer , that was the deadline , " he continues . " If anything , half the were students or were about to go into new jobs , so we couldn ? t have production run on until December . "

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Despite all this , they pulled it , delivering an action - packed four - part series which Tim looks back fondly on . " Project : Library was a massive undertaking , but one I don ? t regret . One that I was in many ways unprepared for , too , " he says . " I think it a lot of goodwill and a certain amount of ignorance . Which is an important amount of ignorance . You need to have a part of your brain that , perhaps slightly incorrectly , says , ? I can do this ? . Otherwise you won ? t do it , you won ? t push yourself . "

Unfortunately , since the series , Tim experienced writer ? s , which started to affect his day - to - day life . " The only way I can describe any film project of the same scale as Project : Library is like you ? re on drugs for six months , " he says .
After , he wasn ? t in the best place . He explains , " I couldn ? t come up with anything new , and I kind of didn ? t want to . I was very self - critical . You ? re in that circle of negativity , and you can ? t seem to shake it . "

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Thankfully , now back on the , Tim has a wealth of concepts waiting to be developed , but it ? s all about picking the right time to execute them . " Onwards and , but not necessarily in scale , " he says . " Whatever it is , I have to be pushing myself in some way , whether that ? s creatively , or with production . "

No doubt , Tim ? s projects are likely to become more striking and profound over the next two years , thanks to him being accepted on Peter Stark ? s Producing Programme at the University of Southern California . " It ? s a rather well respected and competitive school , but I why not ? " says Tim . " Applying seemed like a at the time , but I ? m a big fan of trying everything and seeing what . Seems like this one stuck ! "

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The course is a two - year master ? s degree , which is divided into traditional lectures , part - time jobs , internships and other work , but it also means Tim will be moving to the USA . " I ? m excited and terrified , " he says . " I love moving to new places and experiencing new things , but it ? s a little daunting to pack up everything and leave .

" I ? m excited to be in a new place , to learn about new cultures and make films in different environments , " he continues . " But I am fearful of losing with friends from home . Naturally , I ? m going to lose my immediate crew of people , so making sketches will be harder , at least at first . But you never know . I honestly can ? t this one . "

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