This month of participating in the Video Per Day Experiment has passed so quickly. Here is today’s clip followed by a few thoughts:

As I mentioned, the experiment was quite enlightening. Here are some of the things that I learned:

• Anti-glare coatings may be more for the people looking at you than the person wearing the glasses. Sorry about that glare, I did try to reduce it as much as I could.
• Watching yourself on video helps to see your quirks (so many ums and closed eyes).
• Having a plan before pressing record is essential.
• Interesting people are everywhere.
• Many issues and problems are universal.
• The camera shows all the lines and wrinkles. It wasn’t all bad though–I look like my grandma and I think she would be proud that I continue to try new things.
• Putting things out into the universe means that local people will see them too.  (Who knew?) The videos sparked conversations with several classmates.
• It became easier to be on camera every day.
• I am not a morning person, but it was easier to film in the mornings than at night. I will definitely use this knowledge for writing and other creative endeavors.

Would I do it again? Absolutely.

See more on the Video Per Day Experiment in my introductory post.