Soooo helpful to hear someone whose work I have grown to admire, and look up to, has/is having many of the same problems, doubts, and issues. Thank you for putting yourself out there. And keep up the awesome work.
Stunning trailer, Levi, and very honest summary of your first year. You are the future of this business, so keep going. You're definitely on our radar!
I really enjoy your videos (first found them looking for a tutorial though...) And i can relate to what you're going through... I have a company myself, that is pretty much just me, and it is a never ending struggle... hope you have a great second year!
I really appreciate you putting this video out. I'm planning on starting my own company soon and it helps hearing from someone who went through what I will soon be going through.
You inspired me Levi. Been filming 8 years for full time. But there many challenges and not as people think like smooth ride and fun all the way. I felt really encouraged your story and wish you all the best for your future.
Levi, your work is absolutely amazing! Not only is it simply awesome, but it is incredibly inspiring. I am so glad I came across your channel. I am hoping to learn how to do some videography and photography as another skill set, and I am so glad you are sharing all this insightful content. It would be so cool if you lived near Illinois!! Would love to learn from you in person! You rock man and keep it up!
I have a brain disease and it's starting to really mess with me. Watching your videos inspires me to fight harder to take better care of myself and to start making stuff (like I'm supposed to). I am happy to have stumbled across your channel while researching the GH5. It'll be easy to stick around and watch what you're up to. You are very inspiring and it's a privilege to watch. \m/
I really needed this man. Found your channel today looking for some editing tips and walked away realizing both how far i've come, and yet still how far i have to go
Super encouraging man, thanks for sharing your experience - I'm getting ready to do the exact same thing next month and your reflections are really valuable. Keep at it man!
I hear ya man! I'm in the same boat. All my clients up to this point have been through face to face contacts. This year I'm really getting serious about marketing. SEO on my website & running ads on social media. I have seen it work in tremendous ways and i cant wait to see what it can do to reach my target market!
Just stumbled into this video and I have to admit that I just rethought my entire business model thanks to what you where saying. Thanks for putting this kind of content out there, it really helped me as a new aspiring producer/videographer.
You are a very talented filmmaker. The creative process is different than the administrative aspects of making a film. They are two separate and distinct activities that require different skill sets and even different parts of your mind(brain). Business is business, making film is making film. All your past efforts were focused on making film. You had no business background. Now you are starting a business, and realize that it is unrelated to making a film. Just as your film making skills kept improving, so too will your business skills. You are a smart person, and talented. Keep learning, and pushing. The best producers, actors, writers, filmmakers, all experienced the difficulty and struggle, and almost did not make it. They pursued. When you have a talent, and you do, it will be discovered and you will be highly successful. Keep letting the world know, and see what you can do.
So pumped on seeing the trailer Levi! Also, being an aspiring filmmaker myself, I really appreciate you making these videos. I find information like this invaluable. Stoked to see what you do with your 2017. Thank you, and happy new year!
love this video, gives me a insight of what its kinda like to be freelance filmaking learned alot actually , I myself want to take the steps to becoming a filmmaker, keep it up man ! Also first saw your editing tut man you should do more!
Spike Lee once spoke about the expectations he had after winning his first award out of film school. He thought would sit by the phone and the calls would roll in. After several months of nothing and not being able to eat or pay his bills he realized he had to start making his own calls and knocking on doors before anything started to happen.
Have you considered marketing directly to outdoor equipment manufacturing firms? State travel / tourism councils? Don't make them find you, go find them. Even if they say "no" today doesn't mean they won't say "yes" tomorrow. You have amazing skills so you'll get there!
Hi and big thank you sharing your story! I watch your videos because I love your videography but more then anything I like you as person. Keep doing what you are doing and I hope 2017 gives you so many more projects that you don't know what to do with them. God bless
Happy New 2017 ! You are doing a great stuff and thank you for sharing work life, work process and "know how" about editing. Keep smiling and improving you filmmaking skills. good luck !
Just discoverer your channel actually 5 minutes ago and im loving it, very informative. I gave your drone video a watch, I actually just bought my first a phantom 3 standard, any tips?
feel like you are telling my story .... man.... somehow feel .... released ? haha ...it's a good video, keep it up .... your skill is awesome, and each of your short clip is awesome !!
This is a great video..... you are very talented! I very much look forward to seeing more content... loved your comment "available for hire".... I can feel a little video coming out of that comment.
Leftcoast Media House I learned that making your way in this industry is hard, really hard. But is totally worth it because it's the most regarding job ever!
I believe the industry is heavily saturated. Cameras are cheap. Sound kits are cheap. Drones are cheap. People will always work for cheaper than you. Everyone is a film maker. What sets you apart? The STORY. Can you convey emotion and make it believable? It's also the people you know in the business that matter more than anything. The people are you connection to the industry. The lead to your next job. I wouldn't be as successful as I am in my freelance career today if I hadn't have met certain people along the way. First impressions are everything. You really have to show these people that you are passionate about doing something. You have to be well defined like you said. Specializing is key. Do you want to be a producer, director, DP, sound mixer? I tried the whole I'll do anything approach, but that doesn't get you professional work. I kept my cool under high stress situations, and was easy to get along with, and a good communicator. I said yes to every opportunity early on. Experience gets you further. Knowing how to negotiate makes you better money. Knowing when to turn a job down is important too. You will accept jobs, then get a phone call for something else that is happening at the same time. I look back on several critical moments that influenced how my career shaped itself. What seem like small details end up making a huge impact later on. If you freelance. The hardest part isn't the money. It's keeping your head up when work is slow, when you lose that big job, when the client doesn't pay, your competitors underbid you, etc. It's a journey of highs and lows, and some can handle it, and some can't. It will take its toll on you. Try not to let it burn you out. You have a great attitude and the motivation. I think you are going to do well. Good luck.
What I've learned since I began my business back in 1994 is to be proactive I really have to get off my arse and get the business in to produce. Remember this if you're not in their faces regularly, those potential clients will forget you. You have to be out there pitching your ideas on a regular basis, call them up tell em you have a great idea which will be perfect for them to launch this Spring and can work for them each month or each week or each season. Do some live broadcasting for them direct to their subscribers etc. Be relentless and tell them this, Left Coast Media is the" Right Post" Media for them. Why? because "you know" their products and their target markets inside out.....Remember be Relentless and be Persistence. That phone ain't gunna ring if you sit on your arse waiting for a call. It's a tough business and if it was easy, well every one would be doing it. Anyone can pick up a camera and get a great shot. To be a good film maker you need to understand the emotion of the story, that slow zoom into a face to capture that tear as it slides down a cheek. That word someone says which is going to be deal breaker, a good film maker will hear that and focus on that. And really it doesn't matter if the story is 30 sec or 3 hours, they all have a beginning a middle and an end. I punch out a lot of TVCs and company videos but I treat them all with the respect they deserve. The people who have contracted my company have placed their faith, loyalty and invested their money in me to create my vision of what their audience and buyers will respond immediately to. I have met cameramen and editors in the past that do a job which may be simple to complete and call the job "polishing a turd". They forget how lucky they are to be in TV or Film. They could easily be at the other end of that scale, fishing turds out of a sewerage works. We are very lucky to be in the industry we love. Stay happy be persistent be relentless believe in yourself, believe it will happen... and guess what..it will! Cheers John
Thanks for sharing, new subscriber here. Do you know which is the film you made that is showing at around 18:44? Also don't know if its too much to ask but, do you mind sharing what are these adjustments that you had to make in the middle of the year grow the company and start getting more clients? I would guess increase social presence, start cold calling/emailing possible clients, but you might have some other interesting ideas that can help the company grow :) Thanks!
This year and next year I just want to get my foot in to more production work. I just don't know enough about the equipment. Right now all I've got is a Canon 60D and a Go Pro. How did you go about getting all of your equipment?
Hi levi his is a fact of life for many. most times it takes around 5 years to establish yourself in any business. You are talented and you have youth and the future on your side. try doing an add for say a car company for yourself and if they like it charge them. Its a bit like the photography industry on a whole. there are 5 billion professional photographers and they all want a piece of an ever decreasing pie. email me if you would like to chat mate. but keep going you will break through. you have a calmness and positivity and talent. great combo. like listening to your tutorials as well. Another avenue is teaching face to face. great income producer
What advice do you have for someone who dose photography and wanna start making films I have t3i and 3 lens, a tripod and saving up to get a zhiyun crane what advice would u give to someone trying to get into it
Hi I really love your videos. You obviously know what you are doing behind the camera :) but i have one question why is it that all your vlogin material is always so dark. do you just like it that way or why do you film like that? greetings from a fan from germany
Mainly because I use auto settings while shooting (if there is anything else bright in the frame, it brings down the total exposure making my face darker. For example the bright sky behind me in this video. I should have set up the shot differently). I could fix some of this if I spent more time on grading and other things, but my goal is to not get to nit-picky with how the image looks, if I did I wouldn't put out vlogs at all because it would take me too long. Hopefully they can be brighter in the future.
I don't mean to be disrespectful but, here is some constructive criticism. Composition, lighting and editing could use some serious improvements. Any lessons there that you have learned that you can show in your next video? I mean this is your video where you talk about lessons you learned in filmmaking and present your brand and yest the footage looks pretty unimpressive to say the least, with basically setting your camera wherever it could fit and setting it to auto. No sense for composition, lighting or editing rhythm. I can't tell if you are out of focus in some shots in your yard, or is the strange choice to back light yourself the reason while you seem out of focus. Just about any other composition in the overcast yard would work better, so I don't know why you chose the probably worst one. Either your are blissfully unaware of your shortcomings or you just don't care about getting better. Either way sounds like a very strange thing to show in a video about "Lessons Learned my First Year Full Time Filmmaking" Also other shots seem to be in lower resolution than your main presentation. Why is that? I am probably not the right audience for your content, but your title made sure Google recommend me the video so I feel I should comment because "your are so talented and awesome" comments won't get you any better I can tell you that much. Cheers and I hope you learn something about the things I mentioned. Your enthusiasm is great but your skills are not. Sorry.
+Krunoslav Stifter - Hey Krunoslav, thanks for taking the time to comment. Truly appreciate it, and don't find it offensive at all. For me, I use RUclips as a place to share the raw journey and what I've been learning along the way. I don't really intend or expect the quick videos I make to share on here to represent fully what I do in my client Work or full films. If that's not really your thing, that's totally OK and I get that. There's always things in videos like this that I make that I wish I'd taken the time to do better, but the truth is, if I make the process too complicated I wouldn't have time to do it at all. Some RUclips videos i make have higher production quality, and others don't. The truth is RUclips was never meant to be representative of my skills as a filmmaker, or what I do in my client work. I hope that makes sense.
I understand. Its your channel and your choice what you post and in what way. So I understand. I would however share one quote as food for thought. "Every job is a self portrait of the person who did it ... Autograph your work with excellence.” ― Vince Lombardi Jr. ....just saying. Either way, wish you good luck. Cheers!
Soooo helpful to hear someone whose work I have grown to admire, and look up to, has/is having many of the same problems, doubts, and issues. Thank you for putting yourself out there. And keep up the awesome work.
Stunning trailer, Levi, and very honest summary of your first year. You are the future of this business, so keep going. You're definitely on our radar!
You're killing it man! Congratulations on all your success so far, very well deserved.
Levi you have such a great disposition. You are talented and seem extremely likable and friendly, you will do well in this venture. I believe it.
I really enjoy your videos (first found them looking for a tutorial though...)
And i can relate to what you're going through... I have a company myself, that is pretty much just me, and it is a never ending struggle... hope you have a great second year!
What I got from this is very powerful, 1. FOCUS on something and push through it, 2. Don't expect just create more! Thanks man!!
Ah this was great! Good luck with all your future projects this year, super excited to see what you create!
I really appreciate you putting this video out. I'm planning on starting my own company soon and it helps hearing from someone who went through what I will soon be going through.
Some beautiful honesty in this. Thank you for sharing Levi.
You inspired me Levi. Been filming 8 years for full time. But there many challenges and not as people think like smooth ride and fun all the way. I felt really encouraged your story and wish you all the best for your future.
Levi, your work is absolutely amazing! Not only is it simply awesome, but it is incredibly inspiring. I am so glad I came across your channel. I am hoping to learn how to do some videography and photography as another skill set, and I am so glad you are sharing all this insightful content. It would be so cool if you lived near Illinois!! Would love to learn from you in person! You rock man and keep it up!
Still relevant a few years later! Thanks Levi.
congrats on your first year and best of luck in your next.
Your officially my favorite Filmmaker and storyteller bro. Thank you for all the Inspiration... Cant wait to get the balls to do it fulltime...!!
I have a brain disease and it's starting to really mess with me. Watching your videos inspires me to fight harder to take better care of myself and to start making stuff (like I'm supposed to). I am happy to have stumbled across your channel while researching the GH5. It'll be easy to stick around and watch what you're up to. You are very inspiring and it's a privilege to watch. \m/
Thank you for allowing us all to follow your journey, truly inspirational. I look forward to the continued growth of Left Coast Media House.
I think I found your channel at the exact perfect time. Looking to transition into filmmaking and I'm terrified! Thanks for making this channel!
Awesome video. Loved the light house.... Along with your insight. Great info, my man!
I really needed this man. Found your channel today looking for some editing tips and walked away realizing both how far i've come, and yet still how far i have to go
So great to hear that Isaac, thanks for sharing!
Thanks so much for all your openness about the process.
Thanks for your input, your experiences are gold for those of us interested in pursuing filmmaking professionally someday. BTW great shots...
Super encouraging man, thanks for sharing your experience - I'm getting ready to do the exact same thing next month and your reflections are really valuable. Keep at it man!
I hear ya man! I'm in the same boat. All my clients up to this point have been through face to face contacts. This year I'm really getting serious about marketing. SEO on my website & running ads on social media. I have seen it work in tremendous ways and i cant wait to see what it can do to reach my target market!
Thank you, Levi. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing your story! I respect your approach. Great energy too
Always good dude. Best of luck and I can't wait to see more full content. Been really keen on it.
Man! What a inspiration! Great work and keep up the legendary work.
Just stumbled into this video and I have to admit that I just rethought my entire business model thanks to what you where saying.
Thanks for putting this kind of content out there, it really helped me as a new aspiring producer/videographer.
you've won my heart!
Thanks for sharing this! Def helpful and I hope you find the gigs you're looking for! 🙌🏻🙌🏻
Best of luck man, love your work!
You are a very talented filmmaker. The creative process is different than the administrative aspects of making a film. They are two separate and distinct activities that require different skill sets and even different parts of your mind(brain). Business is business, making film is making film.
All your past efforts were focused on making film. You had no business background. Now you are starting a business, and realize that it is unrelated to making a film. Just as your film making skills kept improving, so too will your business skills.
You are a smart person, and talented. Keep learning, and pushing. The best producers, actors, writers, filmmakers, all experienced the difficulty and struggle, and almost did not make it. They pursued. When you have a talent, and you do, it will be discovered and you will be highly successful. Keep letting the world know, and see what you can do.
Glad I found your channel, I like your style and you come across honestly.
Very helpful! Appreciate you sharing your realisations and showing that deep diving into a video production business is doable.
I loved this this! Thanks for sharing what's going on in that amazing head of yours!!
+SwitchBack Events - thanks so much for your comment!
So pumped on seeing the trailer Levi! Also, being an aspiring filmmaker myself, I really appreciate you making these videos. I find information like this invaluable. Stoked to see what you do with your 2017. Thank you, and happy new year!
Amazing man, you are so genuine and inspirational. Looking forward to see your progress.
Watching in 2019! This was great man thanks 🙏
I just discovered you and I love your work Your so talented.
I love you're enthousiasm!
I'm on a similar journey. Thanks so much for sharing!!
You have been doing awesome work bro and kind of a mentor for me you are progressive motivated and seemingly fearless to go get it keep it up boss :)
Keep doing what your doing, great work! All the best for 2017 and beyond!
cheers Jimmy! I appreciate it.
love this video, gives me a insight of what its kinda like to be freelance filmaking learned alot actually , I myself want to take the steps to becoming a filmmaker, keep it up man !
Also first saw your editing tut man you should do more!
Thanks for sharing! Great stuff!
Spike Lee once spoke about the expectations he had after winning his first award out of film school. He thought would sit by the phone and the calls would roll in. After several months of nothing and not being able to eat or pay his bills he realized he had to start making his own calls and knocking on doors before anything started to happen.
Keeping my fingers crossed Levi!
For what? : )
For the next year filled with doc stuff and clients! ;D
Have you considered marketing directly to outdoor equipment manufacturing firms? State travel / tourism councils? Don't make them find you, go find them. Even if they say "no" today doesn't mean they won't say "yes" tomorrow. You have amazing skills so you'll get there!
Thanks man, this WAS super helpful
I really loved this video, if anyone doesn't want to hire you after seeing this they are insane.
verrrrrrrry helpful. thanks a million
Awesome Levi! So inspiring!
Thanks man!
Your location scouting is crazy.
Hi and big thank you sharing your story! I watch your videos because I love your videography but more then anything I like you as person. Keep doing what you are doing and I hope 2017 gives you so many more projects that you don't know what to do with them. God bless
Thank you for your advice! I'm a fan of your videos!
Happy New 2017 !
You are doing a great stuff and thank you for sharing work life, work process and "know how" about editing. Keep smiling and improving you filmmaking skills. good luck !
Awesome content man. I wish you had more subs
Inspiration in a nutshell!
Just discoverer your channel actually 5 minutes ago and im loving it, very informative. I gave your drone video a watch, I actually just bought my first a phantom 3 standard, any tips?
What leadership program did you do for a year? Sounds intriguing that you did that first and also very smart.
Lifetime lessons thanks👏🏻
feel like you are telling my story .... man.... somehow feel .... released ? haha ...it's a good video, keep it up .... your skill is awesome, and each of your short clip is awesome !!
Great video! Wish you all the best for 2017!
Thank you sir! I wish you the best as well.
This is a great video..... you are very talented! I very much look forward to seeing more content... loved your comment "available for hire".... I can feel a little video coming out of that comment.
What's a big lesson you learned this past year?
The lesson that I learned is that it is hard to build up a company of your own. And that It takes a lot of hard work.
Leftcoast Media House I learned that making your way in this industry is hard, really hard. But is totally worth it because it's the most regarding job ever!
I believe the industry is heavily saturated. Cameras are cheap. Sound kits are cheap. Drones are cheap. People will always work for cheaper than you. Everyone is a film maker.
What sets you apart? The STORY. Can you convey emotion and make it believable?
It's also the people you know in the business that matter more than anything. The people are you connection to the industry. The lead to your next job. I wouldn't be as successful as I am in my freelance career today if I hadn't have met certain people along the way.
First impressions are everything. You really have to show these people that you are passionate about doing something. You have to be well defined like you said. Specializing is key. Do you want to be a producer, director, DP, sound mixer? I tried the whole I'll do anything approach, but that doesn't get you professional work. I kept my cool under high stress situations, and was easy to get along with, and a good communicator. I said yes to every opportunity early on.
Experience gets you further. Knowing how to negotiate makes you better money. Knowing when to turn a job down is important too. You will accept jobs, then get a phone call for something else that is happening at the same time. I look back on several critical moments that influenced how my career shaped itself. What seem like small details end up making a huge impact later on.
If you freelance. The hardest part isn't the money. It's keeping your head up when work is slow, when you lose that big job, when the client doesn't pay, your competitors underbid you, etc. It's a journey of highs and lows, and some can handle it, and some can't. It will take its toll on you. Try not to let it burn you out. You have a great attitude and the motivation. I think you are going to do well. Good luck.
keeping toxic people out of my life.
Leftcoast not practicing enough
congrats
inspiring stuff! seriously cool that tightrope video.. what main camera did u use btw? think that'd be interesting to hear about?
What I've learned since I began my business back in 1994 is to be proactive I really have to get off my arse and get the business in to produce. Remember this if you're not in their faces regularly, those potential clients will forget you. You have to be out there pitching your ideas on a regular basis, call them up tell em you have a great idea which will be perfect for them to launch this Spring and can work for them each month or each week or each season. Do some live broadcasting for them direct to their subscribers etc. Be relentless and tell them this, Left Coast Media is the" Right Post" Media for them. Why? because "you know" their products and their target markets inside out.....Remember be Relentless and be Persistence. That phone ain't gunna ring if you sit on your arse waiting for a call. It's a tough business and if it was easy, well every one would be doing it. Anyone can pick up a camera and get a great shot. To be a good film maker you need to understand the emotion of the story, that slow zoom into a face to capture that tear as it slides down a cheek. That word someone says which is going to be deal breaker, a good film maker will hear that and focus on that. And really it doesn't matter if the story is 30 sec or 3 hours, they all have a beginning a middle and an end. I punch out a lot of TVCs and company videos but I treat them all with the respect they deserve. The people who have contracted my company have placed their faith, loyalty and invested their money in me to create my vision of what their audience and buyers will respond immediately to. I have met cameramen and editors in the past that do a job which may be simple to complete and call the job "polishing a turd". They forget how lucky they are to be in TV or Film. They could easily be at the other end of that scale, fishing turds out of a sewerage works. We are very lucky to be in the industry we love. Stay happy be persistent be relentless believe in yourself, believe it will happen... and guess what..it will! Cheers John
Thanks for sharing, new subscriber here. Do you know which is the film you made that is showing at around 18:44?
Also don't know if its too much to ask but, do you mind sharing what are these adjustments that you had to make in the middle of the year grow the company and start getting more clients? I would guess increase social presence, start cold calling/emailing possible clients, but you might have some other interesting ideas that can help the company grow :) Thanks!
Do you do all your own color grading? If so your tones are on point 🙏
This year and next year I just want to get my foot in to more production work. I just don't know enough about the equipment. Right now all I've got is a Canon 60D and a Go Pro. How did you go about getting all of your equipment?
Hi levi
his is a fact of life for many. most times it takes around 5 years to establish yourself in any business. You are talented and you have youth and the future on your side. try doing an add for say a car company for yourself and if they like it charge them. Its a bit like the photography industry on a whole. there are 5 billion professional photographers and they all want a piece of an ever decreasing pie. email me if you would like to chat mate. but keep going you will break through. you have a calmness and positivity and talent. great combo. like listening to your tutorials as well. Another avenue is teaching face to face. great income producer
Would you mind if i will ask the set up of your Time lapse thank you much appreciated.
Awesome
Any indepth information when you need to organize hundreds of hours of footage and store information?
Respect
Thanks brother
Hello Levi how much did you charge your one project? thanks.
lol a good listen
did you go to film school bro?
What advice do you have for someone who dose photography and wanna start making films I have t3i and 3 lens, a tripod and saving up to get a zhiyun crane what advice would u give to someone trying to get into it
Hi
I really love your videos.
You obviously know what you are doing behind the camera :) but i have
one question why is it that all your vlogin material is always so dark.
do you just like it that way or why do you film like that?
greetings from a fan from germany
Mainly because I use auto settings while shooting (if there is anything else bright in the frame, it brings down the total exposure making my face darker. For example the bright sky behind me in this video. I should have set up the shot differently). I could fix some of this if I spent more time on grading and other things, but my goal is to not get to nit-picky with how the image looks, if I did I wouldn't put out vlogs at all because it would take me too long.
Hopefully they can be brighter in the future.
wow that was a quick answer
i understand. dark or not it still looks very cool. thank you very much for sharing your work
hey Levi, I recently found your channel and site. I am just beginning to learn about film making. I'll shoot you an email brother. awesome work!
Levi are you looking for a buddy. hahaha!
what drone was used at the 19:00 mark?
+Peter Sagnia - phantom 3 pro
I don't mean to be disrespectful but, here is some constructive criticism. Composition, lighting and editing could use some serious improvements. Any lessons there that you have learned that you can show in your next video?
I mean this is your video where you talk about lessons you learned in filmmaking and present your brand and yest the footage looks pretty unimpressive to say the least, with basically setting your camera wherever it could fit and setting it to auto. No sense for composition, lighting or editing rhythm.
I can't tell if you are out of focus in some shots in your yard, or is the strange choice to back light yourself the reason while you seem out of focus. Just about any other composition in the overcast yard would work better, so I don't know why you chose the probably worst one. Either your are blissfully unaware of your shortcomings or you just don't care about getting better. Either way sounds like a very strange thing to show in a video about "Lessons Learned my First Year Full Time Filmmaking" Also other shots seem to be in lower resolution than your main presentation. Why is that?
I am probably not the right audience for your content, but your title made sure Google recommend me the video so I feel I should comment because "your are so talented and awesome" comments won't get you any better I can tell you that much.
Cheers and I hope you learn something about the things I mentioned. Your enthusiasm is great but your skills are not. Sorry.
+Krunoslav Stifter - Hey Krunoslav, thanks for taking the time to comment. Truly appreciate it, and don't find it offensive at all.
For me, I use RUclips as a place to share the raw journey and what I've been learning along the way. I don't really intend or expect the quick videos I make to share on here to represent fully what I do in my client Work or full films.
If that's not really your thing, that's totally OK and I get that.
There's always things in videos like this that I make that I wish I'd taken the time to do better, but the truth is, if I make the process too complicated I wouldn't have time to do it at all.
Some RUclips videos i make have higher production quality, and others don't. The truth is RUclips was never meant to be representative of my skills as a filmmaker, or what I do in my client work. I hope that makes sense.
I understand. Its your channel and your choice what you post and in what way. So I understand. I would however share one quote as food for thought. "Every job is a self portrait of the person who did it ... Autograph your work with excellence.” ― Vince Lombardi Jr. ....just saying. Either way, wish you good luck. Cheers!