Tried something new and will definitely add subtitles next time.

Every creator here has a different routine. Different habits. Different workflows. Different ways of getting inspired. And that’s a strength. So today, let’s open this up and learn from each other. What does your content creation process look like? You can break it down however you want, but if it helps, think about: - Where do your ideas usually come from? (notes, voice memos, walks, music, scrolling less, etc.) - How do you plan your videos (if you plan them at all)? - How do you usually film one session, multiple days, spontaneous? - What’s your editing flow? (presets, powergrades, music first or visuals first?) - What’s the one thing you’re still trying to improve? No right or wrong answers. No “perfect” systems. The goal here is simple: share your process so others can take something from it and maybe improve their own. Drop your routine below 👇 Even one small detail could help someone else level up.

This week, we’re not rushing to post. We’re training something most creators ignore: awareness. The best creators don’t just film more they notice more. 🧠 THE CHALLENGE For the next 7 days, you’ll build a simple Creator Log. Every day, you must do ONE of the following (your choice): - Capture a 10–15s clip of something visually interesting - Screenshot a frame from a video/movie/YouTube clip that inspires you - Write a 1–2 sentence idea for a video you could make - Save a lighting setup, angle, or composition that caught your eye No posting required this week. No editing pressure. Just collecting and observing. 🔎 WHAT TO PAY ATTENTION TO When you log something, ask: - Why did this catch my eye? - Is it the light, the angle, the framing, the mood? - Could I recreate this with what I have? This builds your creative taste the invisible skill behind cinematic content. 📤 END OF WEEK TASK (SUNDAY) On Sunday, post: - 1 clip or frame from your log - 1 paragraph explaining why you chose it - 1 idea you now want to create because of it

Would love to hear some feedback.(be critical)

This is The Drifter, a Christian short film — watch it now on my YouTube channel. A reminder that faith isn’t just something we talk about—it’s something we live out. The Drifter shows what happens when we drift from our purpose and how powerful it is when we turn back and walk boldly with God. “Lukewarm faith is comfortable… but comfort never grows you. God can’t pour fire into a heart that’s only halfway open.”