One of the biggest challenges when starting out was staying consistent. In the beginning, you don’t always get much reassurance because the views, likes, and followers aren’t there yet. It can make you question whether what you’re doing is working. My mindset was to keep improving with every video and focus on getting better rather than worrying about the outcome right away.

A lot of my inspiration comes from music. I originally started in music production and was always drawn to the visuals in music videos. I would watch them and think about how I could recreate that same feeling through lighting. I’ve also always been inspired by films and anime, which influence the mood, color, and cinematic style that I try to incorporate into my work.

Balancing work and content creation has been one of the biggest challenges for me. Creating content isn’t my full-time job right now, so finding time to film, edit, and stay consistent can be difficult. My goal is to eventually reach a point where I can focus on being a full-time creative.

My proudest moments come from hearing that my videos have helped or inspired someone. I’ve received messages from people saying my content encouraged them to step outside their comfort zone and start creating. Knowing that something I made helped someone take that first step is incredibly rewarding.

Stay true to your style and who you are creatively. In the world of content, it’s easy to compare yourself to others or try to follow trends, but the most powerful thing you can do is bring your own perspective. When you genuinely express what inspires you, you’ll naturally find people who connect with the same things you do.