In this video I’m basically walking you through my full creative process—how I film my slice-of-life vlogs, how I edit them, and the little tips that have helped me over the years. A lot of you have asked how I make my videos, so I structured everything with timestamps to make it easy to follow, starting with my essentials: my Sony ZV-E10 (16–50mm kit lens), why I still think using your phone is the best way to experiment first, and the two tripods I rely on (a mini handheld for outside and a full-length one for home). I also talk about why an SSD (I use a Samsung T7 Shield 2TB) became a huge workflow upgrade once I moved off filming on my phone. For filming, I share the stuff I stand by: shoot more than you think you need, take successive shots of the same action from different angles, and follow my “10 second rule” (film each clip for at least 10 seconds). Then I get into editing in CapCut Pro—how I keep my vlogs structured (usually chronological with time blocks), how I pace clips to music, and why I keep most clips around 4–6 seconds. I also talk about audio design (raw sounds like footsteps/keyboard + soft bossa nova), keeping effects simple, and not forgetting posting details like consistent thumbnails, timestamps, and focused tags so your video actually gets clicked.