Starting with nothing, building a space to create
Five years ago, I was living in a small two-room apartment.
No workshop.
No dedicated space for making.
Just a room, a floor, and an idea.
I wanted to start a YouTube channel—
but more than that, I wanted to prove something to myself.
Starting from Nothing
The room was almost empty.
No tools laid out.
No proper workbench.
No system.
Just a blank space with potential.
Instead of seeing limitations, I started asking:
- Where can I place the camera?
- How can I move without breaking the frame?
- How can one space serve multiple purposes?
Designing the Space
The idea was to create a space where I could film and work at the same time.
I didn’t want to stop and reset cameras constantly.
I wanted the process to flow.
So I built a simple system:
- A horizontal bar mounted across the ceiling
- Multiple cameras fixed in place
- Angles that could capture:
- top view
- side view
- wide shot
- detail shot
Everything had a position.
Everything had a purpose.
Working Within Constraints
The space was tight.
Every movement mattered.
- If I stepped too far, I was out of frame
- If I placed a tool wrong, it cluttered the shot
- If I rushed, the space felt chaotic
So I learned to work differently.
Slower.
More intentional.
More aware.
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