Lionder in Athens

Hey, guys. How are you? I hope you're super well. I'm writing in this blog from an internet cafe-kinda place while trying to render my new project-music video for my new song BROOKLYN. And yes, there is a new song coming out TODAY. Isn't that exciting news? I've worked so hard for it and I just can't wait to see it online and hear what you guys think of it. There is a strange but totally understable bond that we, creators, feel with our creations. Everytime i make a video, I just feel the same way I would feel with my child. It's just the same way. I'm stressed, wanting everything to go as planned and okay, I need no errors and procrastinations. I don't want to lose my projects and I wish the best for them. Just the way I'd feel for my child.      For example, now I was in the middle of saving my project for my new video and the system -ish shut down! So, I lost the process. And I have to do everything again. Not edit the video because thank g

Hello, everybody. Let's begin!  Creator Struggles As a creator myself, whether that's making music videos, writing songs or any kind of creation you can see on my channel, I have a lot of struggles. I face the struggles of a beginner and it's not cool. Well, I keep saying to myself that facing those struggles now, is going to make me strong and it's going to teach me some things that are going to avoid having struggles in the future. But really, it's hard.      I need no handy stuff.      I mean, I need Lighting set up, a good camera, nice ideas for direction, a great editing software, a big studio, people to help, actors etc. All I've got (and I'm thankful of) is a good camera, my creativity and my father (thank god I have this person). But having only these things, I can't make cool stuff as I could do with the other things that I've said before and most of creators are using.       I've been watching so many videos about cinematography,