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Making videos is like being a thief, sneaking around, stepping on dots everywhere

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Making videos is like being a thief, sneaking around, stepping on dots everywhere

My idea is the same as my title, every time I shoot a video of myself, I first find a good place and step on it.

Whether it's the kitchen, or the living room, or the bathroom, they all leave traces of my videos.

Adjust the angle of the camera before shooting the video, clear your throat a few times, and then start shooting. Shoot half feel too ugly, delete and shoot again, shoot half again, still too ugly, delete again. Time passes in such a hurry. I felt like I wasn't making videos, but ugly documentaries.

Making videos is like being a thief, sneaking around, stepping on dots everywhere

Well, I admit that I am too demanding of myself, we want to shoot the real self, and whether it looks good or not, in case someone likes my work, add me a fan to like it.

I remember when I first started shooting videos, I joined the Medium Video Program, and I always dreamed of reaching 17,000 views. Three months on, I'm still 17,000 times short of 17,000 plays. I've improved, I'm one step closer to myopia. I kept researching and pondering every day, but I never stepped into the step of sending videos. My draft box contains 43 videos I've taken, but only one.

Making videos is like being a thief, sneaking around, stepping on dots everywhere

I don't know if other people are as confused as me, we really want to make videos, record lives, shoot segments, but we can't take that step.

When I first joined the headlines, I thought about making a fortune by shooting videos, but the reality gave me a big mouth, and it was not me who got rich, it was the power company. My home appliance bill would have been one hundred and eleven months, because I became one hundred and fifteen a month.

To tell you the truth, I took the video but didn't post it, not because it was really bad, but because I was afraid of being seen by relatives and friends, and I was afraid of being pointed out by others. This kind of fear is because I don't want others to see myself who has not yet succeeded; this kind of fear is the result of my own little bit of vanity; this kind of fear is because I have not yet wandered the streets, and I have not yet reached the point of being starved to death.

We don't eat other people's rice, so why care about other people's eyes.

In fact, is it really that hard to shoot a video? Does it really need to be prepared that much?

Come on, pick up your phone and shoot it.