Turns out the hardest part was pressing record.
Yesterday I stopped treating video like a production and just made one.
The tripod was broken. The room had only just been tidied. Nothing was particularly polished.
But it got made.
That’s a pretty good example of what Room to Record is about: reducing the friction between intending to make something and actually making it.
You don’t always need better gear or more preparation.
Sometimes you need to start anyway.
What’s one tiny thing getting in the way of making something today?