when a filmmaker is selfish (DJI Osmo Pocket 3 JAPAN)

[@jaimorgan1742]

love the concept on this one bro!

[@NoHomage]

thanks so much. I wanted to do a vlog which feels more like some of those great indie films, the ones that give a feeling but don't always wrap everything up in a nice neat bow because life is complex in its own way. The beauty is we get to express, create and experience all these emotions. thanks for watching and more coming soon :)

[@allenreid62]

Great story telling as always

[@NoHomage]

thanks so much! im trying to find that middle ground of a vlog and a movie. there's quite a lot of cinematic vlogs these days - mustering up the confidence to stay on my own path and try and express things more often. there's a part of me that wants to try vlog everyday and have a new video up everyday to see what kind of spontaneous storytelling comes from it but there's also a part of me that's worried about it being bad and quality drop. been on my mind for a while now! anyway thanks for the kind comment :)

[@AubryRugBurn]

NIce to be here early, going to japan in March for the 3rd time and you inspired to start a youtube channel (not this one, I'm not promoting it LOL) just wanted to say thank you for sharing your content, it's making a difference. I'm fairly close to losing my job soon. Used to be a high performer in corporate america. Now i'm burnt out and useless in a corporate setting. So going to give my dreams a try. cheers mate.

[@NoHomage]

hey! wow this comment. hope you're ok. I understand burn out I juggled jobs, ups and downs, tbh creatively is always a wild rollercoaster but I wouldn't have it any other way. That feeling where dissatisfaction grows but you gotta keep performing is really exhausting. It can happen when you follow your dreams too and for me it happened in 2020 - I had made indie films but couldn't celebrate my success because of the lockdowns...I hit my goal, all that work but no travel stuck in a box... but it really dawned on me was how much I loved making them, and that everything else in life is secondary - that led me to find a way to make them sustainably and whenever i want, like a poet, or a painter your canvas can be KZbin. its not that the last years were a waste, if anything they trained me up to make films - taught me what I want to make and now I shoot fast, light and quick I'd not have known that without years of trying. every door opens from that first step. whatever your dreams are your previous experiences can help guide you on that path. thanks so much for the comment, made my day. typing this while I take a double shot coffee on a Sunday morning attempting to use my time off work to finally start editing again :)

[@picklenpepper]

amazing color man!

[@NoHomage]

thanks so much! I been using a lot of different film stocks on dehancer. previously I used fresh luts which is free - and I really loved it but trying new things :)