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Welcome to my Frequently Asked Questions page. Here, you’ll find answers about my projects, tools, background, collaborations, and more. Whether you’re curious about the tech I use or want to learn more about my work, this page is here to help. Feel free to explore and learn more about my journey and the projects I’ve worked on.

Last Update : 2025-07-14
Total # Of Questions & Answers : 48
About Me Questions : 5
Portfolio Content Questions : 10
Contact Information Questions : 0
Collaboration and Opportunities Questions : 3
Technical Details Questions : 11
Testimonials or Reviews Questions : 0
Project Inquiries Questions : 4
Updates and News Questions : 0
Social Media and Networking Questions : 1
Additional Resources Questions : 1

Frequently Asked Questions

Question 01 : What are your goals for YouTube?

YouTube helps me grow as a storyteller. I use it to share videos, track my progress, and improve my storytelling.

Question 02 : Where are you from and why are you private?

I’m from Canada, and I like to keep my personal life private.

Question 03 : How old are you?

I’m an adult male and prefer not to share my age.

Question 04 : How did you learn video editing?

I started by making family slideshows, then worked on school and personal projects to improve my skills.

Question 05 : How do you develop your videos?

I usually brainstorm ideas, gather assets, make drafts, refine quality, add sound and visuals, and finish with text.

Question 06 : Will you create tutorials?

Not right now, but I plan to share helpful resources at some point in the near future.

Question 07 : Why are comments limited on your social media?

Comments are reviewed before being posted to remove anything inappropriate and point the focus towards the project.

Question 08 : Do you work alone?

Mostly yes, because it helps me learn different skills. I also use templates and tweak them to fit my style.

Question 09 : What video editing software do you use?

I mainly use Hitfilm and After Effects for advanced special effects.

Question 10 : Are you hiring?

Not currently, but I may look for a flexible developer in the future.

Question 11 : Are you open to collaborations?

I’m not actively looking but open to reasonable offers or working with people I know.

Question 12 : What do you call yourself?

I consider myself a student looking to become a generalist artist.

Question 13 : What’s your favorite part of video creation?

I enjoy solving problems, coming up with ideas, and learning through trial and error.

Question 14 : How do you deal with creative blocks?

I take breaks, try different creative activities, and look for new inspiration.

Question 15 : What inspires your work?

Everyday life, other creators, and the urge to tell good stories.

Question 16 : How do you stay motivated?

I set small goals, celebrate wins, and stay focused on my long-term vision.

Question 17 : Do you have a favorite project?

I like projects that challenge me and help me learn something new.

Question 18 : How do you manage your time?

I plan ahead, set priorities, and use deadlines to stay on track.

Question 19 : What challenges have you faced?

Time management, learning new skills, and staying motivated during hard projects.

Question 20 : How do you take feedback?

I see feedback as a way to improve. I listen to helpful advice.

Question 21 : What equipment do you use?

I use a PC, good mics, and editing/design software. Full list on the “Equipment” page.

Question 22 : Do you have formal training in video editing?

No, I’m self-taught through tutorials and practice.

Question 23 : What genres do you enjoy?

I like action, thrillers, and experimental projects.

Question 24 : What are your future plans?

I want to keep growing, build my portfolio, and try new storytelling methods.

Question 25 : What are your future plans?

I aim to continue growing as a generalist, expand my portfolio, and explore new storytelling techniques.

Question 26 : How do you balance creative and technical skills?

I keep learning and practicing both sides equally.

Question 27 : What advice do you have for new video editors?

Be curious, keep practicing, and don’t be afraid to try new things.

Question 28 : What role does storytelling play in your work?

It’s the heart of everything I do and guides my creative choices.

Question 29 : How do you ensure your work is high quality?

I plan carefully, pay attention to detail, and keep improving.

Question 30 : What’s your creative process like?

I brainstorm, draft ideas, refine them, and apply lessons from past projects.

Question 31 : What are your favorite tools or software?

I mainly use Hitfilm and After Effects.

Questions 32 : How do you handle tight deadlines?

I break tasks into steps, focus on priorities, and communicate clearly.

Question 33 : How do you learn new skills?

I learn by doing—watching tutorials, trying things out, and studying others’ work.

Question 34 : How do you know if a project is successful?

Success to me means being proud of the result, seeing engagement, and meeting my goals.

Question 35 : Why did you start your YouTube channel?

To create content I wanted to watch and document my journey for others like me.

Question 36 : How do you handle negative feedback?

I learn from helpful feedback and ignore the rest.

Question 37 : What kinds of projects do you enjoy most?

Ones that push me creatively and technically, especially with storytelling and effects.

Question 38 : How do you juggle multiple projects?

I plan, set deadlines, and divide tasks to make steady progress.

Question 39 : What’s your editing workflow like?

I plan, organize clips, edit, add effects, fix audio, color correct, and export.

Question 40 : Where do you get ideas for new projects?

From life, art, nature, and people’s stories.

Question 41 : What are your long-term storytelling goals?

To be a versatile storyteller who can create powerful stories in different forms.

Question 42 : How important is music in your videos?

Very. It helps set the mood and supports the visuals.

Question 43 : How do you stay organized on projects?

I use planning tools, keep notes, and organize my files.

Question 44 : What do you enjoy most about storytelling?

Sharing unique experiences that connect with people and leave a message.

Question 45 : How do you keep up with new tech and trends?

I watch tutorials, follow news, and try out new tools when I can.

Question 46 : What’s the hardest project you’ve worked on?

The project is called Gravitational Ideas Episode 1. Projects that push my limits and force me to learn something new.

Question 47 : How do you create a storyboard?

I don’t storyboard right now. I develop ideas through trial and error, making changes as I go.

Question 48 : What if a project doesn’t go as planned?

Most of my projects don’t go exactly as planned because I’m still learning how to bring big ideas to life. But each one helps me get closer. I take careful notes, learn from mistakes, and use that knowledge in the next project.