​Super excited about my next video. Just stabbed through a storm door with a camera on my sword. I’ll post the final video soon.

​I updated my reel. This time I decided to try something a little different. In the past I've made a film reel and then a separate animation reel.  This time I decided to put all of my content into one video, live action, animation, and fx all together.  I filmed, edited, and animated all of the clips featured in the reel. Everything is original and came from my quirky mind with help from a few friends here and there. I primarily used programs from the creative cloud to create these videos.

Still not sure about mixing the live action and animation into one video but based on feedback I receive I'll know what to do next time. Next year I hope to feature a few sword fighting clips from a project I've secretly been working on. 😉

The castle in Versailles Kentucky recently held their first renaissance festival. Naturally, I had to go. It was okay. Definitely a little too small to call it great. Awesome location though! Maybe next year they can expand on it. Still having way too much fun with the 360 camera so I filmed with that again. In retrospect I wish I'd taken my osmo pocket instead because the the 360 camera has such a wide fish angle lens which didn't seem ideal for many of my shots. No regrets on getting a tiny planet of a castle though. That photo is a keeper!

Took the insta 360 one x out for a spin again. I'm really impressed with the invisible selfie stick. I was able to get some really unique perspectives with it including a shot similar to that of a drone. If your considering the insta 360 one x you gotta get the selfie stick!

I like to collect unique hobbies so naturally I've joined the ax throwing league. I thought it'd make a good opportunity to use my new 360 camera.

I thought the stabilization was pretty darn good, but more than that I was impressed by the overcapture abilities as showcased here:

For a long time now I've wanted to be able to juggle. 6 months ago I decided to stop just thinking about juggling and actually go juggle. I'm in no way a master but I've gotten pretty good at it and I'd been trying to think of some way I could connect that to my hobby of making videos when it hit me... what if I juggled GoPros?