Just posted another small video in here. Its made from random clips in my room, mainly experimenting with lighting and mood. I know there’s still a lot to improve and there isn’t a clear red thread yet — but filming something like this myself was interesting. You usually see these kinds of clips in other people’s reels, and actually shooting them yourself feels… a bit weird at first. Would love to hear any feedback or suggestions for improvement. Next step for me is to go through the Level 2 courses and tighten everything up.

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Shot this on the DJI Osmo Pocket 3, using D-Log M for the footage. Spent way too long tweaking things, undoing them, tweaking again — just to end up with a tiny clip. Humbling, slightly painful, but honestly fun. Hopefully I’ll learn a lot more once I unlock the Level 2 courses 😄

You see, content forces you to become a better person, here’s why: I’ve been in the online money world for like 3 years now. I’ve done a bit of everything. Ran a 10k/month agency been in closing, coaching… and yeah long story short now I’m working in an OFM agency lol. All great skills, don’t get me wrong. But none of it ever felt complete. It was very “I’m getting better at business” but not “I’m becoming a better me” And I realised I don’t just want skills. I wanted more authenticity. Inspiring content seems to force you to be authentic. You can’t hide behind just putting in the hours, the effort, grind, or copying what other people are doing. So on a day-to-day basis, content almost forces you to become a better, more authentic version of yourself. That’s probably why Zedan caught my attention. Seems like he doesn’t make content by copying others. He doesn’t feel like someone who copies content. More like build the character so you never have to imitate. Can't copy that, it HAS to be you. And for me, this isn’t about going viral or chasing exposure (at least not only) It’s about becoming THAT someone before the camera turns on. YOU have to have it first. That’s the intrinsic why, beyond the extrinsic reasons.

We just added a new classrooms inside Creators HQ breaking down the real journey of my videographer no fluff, no “overnight success”, just what actually works if you want to make this a career. Here’s what you’ll learn 👇 1️⃣ Obsession Beats Talent Talent didn’t build his career consistency did. Daily reps. One camera. Saying yes before being ready. Free work that turned into mentorship, exposure, and leverage. The lesson is clear: obsession + showing up daily + people skills will take you further than gear or talent ever will. 2️⃣ Do This Before Every Client Shoot Great work starts before you hit record. How to run proper client calls, set expectations, build pitch decks, overshoot on set, handle revisions like a pro, and protect your time with boundaries.This is how you avoid chaos and start delivering consistently high-level work. 3️⃣ Freelancing Is a Business (Not a Job) Why most creatives stay broke even when they’re busy. Pricing, systems, gear as leverage, personal brand, raising rates, firing bad clients, and betting on yourself. Being booked ≠ being successful. Structure and decisions create freedom. These classrooms aren’t theory. They’re lived experience. Go through them, take notes, and apply. This is the stuff that separates hobbyists from professionals. 🚀