I made a video talking to a "friend on facetime" after the work shop and it was super easy to hit record. and Unlike my thoughts before that would say I have NOTHING TO SAY I had a lot to say now I just need to get better at saying it hahah

Hello Camera Confidence Crew. As you know, I was working on a VSL that I launched a few days back. But then I let the Idea of creating another video sit in my head for too long due to a lot of schedule fluctuations. Shame, and then overthinking, so now I have decided to drop the requirement of making edited long videos and decided to go with short but Authentic check-ins. To build my camera confidence, here is today's. For those who have not started yet, why not join me in starting smaller🙂

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87118142745?pwd=pLL7d79AMADbNwvyrrjdTEmaT2uMY3.1

I never really know what’s going to happen when we show up to these calls. All I know is that my job is to remain open— open to wherever the conversation leads, open to the pauses, the pivots, the quiet truths that rise when we're not trying to script it all. I’ve been in a lot of rooms where people raise their hands, wait their turn, maybe take a note or two from someone else’s question. But today felt different. The energy was raw, real, and honest—and that matters. When we let the conversation unfold like that, without forcing it, it creates something truly transformative. I believe moments like these propel us forward. They honour our creativity. They remind us that showing up with our full selves—mess and all—is part of the process. Today was about following your soul, your intuition, your passion—and not letting the Dark Bunny drive the car. Create for you. Don't model others just because they got it right at one point in time. When it comes to creating, carve your own path. What is calling you? Listen and respond. Even though sometimes this may seem like the harder path, it can be the most rewarding. 🔥 Real-Life Takeaways You Can Use Right Now: 1. Your resistance has a voice—name it. We all have that part of us that whispers, “Why bother?” or “You’re not ready.” In today’s call, we named that voice the Dark Bunny. ✅ Try: Label it. Identify it. And keep calling it out at every turn. But don’t let it drive. 2. Filming can evolve organically. You don’t have to start with a perfect setup or vision. Your process will unfold as you take steps. ✅ Trust: Start messy. Let clarity come from action. 3. Action isn’t always loud. Sometimes, it’s prepping a tripod. Sending one DM. Watching videos through a different lens. ✅ Momentum: The big dream is made up of a hundred small steps. Zoom out to remember why you started—then zoom back into the now. 4. The goal isn’t perfection. It’s endurance. Most people quit before giving themselves a real shot. If you’re still showing up—you’re ahead of the game.

Hello, @Elfina Luk , how are you? I have a question about choosing video soundtracks to change up the flow of a video. What thought process could help me pick the sound of the moment? What is a good method to use so that the change in music does not sound too abrupt?