Once your room is clean and ventilated, start planning your video.

I like to make a table where I describe each section of the video and their duration.

To film I use this Sony FX3, and for this one a zeroi anamorphic lens, but something essential for the look of my videos is the haze machine.

Now, let's start filming.

For the first scene I'm only using one light, and take a bunch of shots from different angles to have more options while editing.

Here's an example.

Ok, here's another one, but this shot didn't make it to the final cut.

For certain takes I use a stunt double, and sometimes the stunt double films me.

Some shots need a whole new setup, and others a little bit of technology.

Hope you learned something new, because this was Anatomy of an Intro.

Now, take a look at the final video.

This all began a few weeks ago.

I had just posted my mural video, and I didn't really know what to do next.

So, to relax myself a little bit, and in the hopes of winning my first game, I started playing some PUBG Mobile.

A few minutes later I actually won the game, and I noticed two old canvases laying down in my room, and that's when I got the idea.

But before I can show it to you, it requires a little bit of planning.

And I wanted to make something different, something big to celebrate my first ever PUBG Mobile victory.

So, I wrote some ideas on my notebook, made some rough sketches, and now I'm pretty sure what I want this video to be about.

So, today I'm going to make the biggest painting I have ever made.