Here is the first cinematic reel I made, a lot of work done with lighting. Love to hear all your feedback. Keep Producing ❤️

Back after a busy week - finally got this one done. Here's the latest piece, would love to hear your thoughts.

Monday to Friday this week I have posted a video a day! Not so long ago I would have said this was impossible but my editing speed is 100x I’d say now, I do owe a big part of that to ripple silence delete on davinci 😂 My next main goal is getting in front of accounts in my niche and seeing what performs well, easier said than done because I don’t really follow fitness stuff on my own profile so I don’t see as much content as others may see that has interacted with this stuff for a long time. I’m also doing one long form video a week for YT as well this is week 3 I believe and already have a big portion of next weeks video done as well. Keep pushing people, what took me an hour 4 weeks ago can take me 10 minutes now and that makes all the difference

I know we often look for learning how to use cameras, lighting, colour grading and flashy edits.... BUT One skill that often goes unrecognised is camera confidence, and what i mean by that is using it out in public. See everyone is used to phones it's become accepted but not everyone has a camera and the second they see it... they can start acting a little strange! I am getting better at this now, it comes with time and practice, i film in the gym but only when it's quiet because it's too stressful when its busy and you can't get the shots anyway but outdoors in public i'm practicing more and more now. Wanted to bring this point up because you could learn absolutely everything but if you can't go out with your camera confidently in to a public space you won't get any shots, i feel this is an over looked skill.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DSFa4TvEgUU/?igsh=MXRkbnFoanczMDNvNQ==