Hello, I'm Sipchoi!

I started YouTube to record my journey when I went on a working holiday to Australia. I don't really remember where I went and what I did in the past, and I started with a relaxed mindset that I should record a video so I could take it out and watch later, but before I knew it, making the video itself became fun.

It's amazing when you think about it. It wasn't long before I stopped writing a diary, and my diary was full of leading edge things. Somehow I fell in love with video recording, and I think it's still fun to make videos even though it's a style where I quickly get tired of everything.

Making a video is difficult and difficult every time. The process of shooting a video is difficult, and the process of editing a video is difficult every time. Even if you know how to shoot and edit, every time you shoot is different, and how you direct and edit that video is different every time.

Maybe that's why I like making videos. If you just try something easy, the fun will quickly go away, so I started making it with a relaxed mind. I've seen classes created by someone else, and I'm still learning, but I never thought I'd be in a position to help anyone.

So while creating a class, I also learned again in the process, and it was hard, but I learned that it's good to make a video even if it's hard.

I also tried to create a class with sincerity from the perspective of a learner because it's still a place where there are more things to learn than from the standpoint of teaching someone, and I hope that will reach out to all of you:)

Even if you stick to this class, your learning will continue. Because video is something you have to learn continuously. I've tried to make my class your first step to success, so I hope you'll follow along until you finish the class.

Thank you

Sipchoi Dream.

Q&A with Sipchoi

Q. Please show off the unique appeal of this class.

It's a class that suggests not just how to handle a camera or editing program, but how to see. At the end of the day, it's not the brilliant effects or editing that determines the difference between my video and other videos, but the way the person who shot it.

Q. After taking this class, how can I use it?

You can create your own videos. But if it's a bean sim and a bean sprout, it's not just a video; you can use my tips to create your own sensuous video, right? :)

Q. Is there anyone in particular who would like to recommend this class?

Of course, I recommend it to anyone who wants to start video production. However, I recommend it to those who want to know how, well, and sensually to record my precious time and past that I will never return to, rather than just making a video.

Frequently asked questions FAQ

Q. Do I need a camera?

Of course, it's true that you can shoot more cinematic images if you have a camera, but if you don't have a camera, you can shoot with a smartphone. In my class, I'll also teach you how to make good use of the advantages of smartphones to shoot.

Q. What editing program do I need?

In this class, I'll teach you based on Premier Pro. However, any editing program has a similar UI, and I'll teach you skills that can be applied in common, but if you use Premier Pro, it will be easier to follow.

Q. What kind of camera do you use?

I use the Panasonic S5 and the Canon FD vintage lenses used in film cameras in the past.

Q. Why do you use and recommend vintage lenses?

Panasonic's full-frame lenses are in the same price range as the camera body, but vintage lenses are also cheap, and after using them, I think the unique feel and color of vintage lenses fits the style I'm aiming for best. I love vintage lenses even more because they don't have the texture unique to digital cameras. However, the focus, aperture, zoom, etc. are all cumbersome to have to do manually, and there is no image stabilization, so this lens is not easily recommended for beginners.