The story

  1. The moment I realised that moments are forever if you are able to trap them in your lens.

    Mirror selfie in the bathroom with my first camera.

  2. We did a lot of crazy stuff together. I was the one that had everything filmed. Especially skating. This could lead only to one thing. Video editing. Dad's laptop had Pinnacle Studio 9 installed. Say. No. More.

    A skater grinding a rail, silhouetted against the sky.

  3. Insta was something else back then. Photography was indeed appreciated. Brands liked good photos. I liked to shoot good photos. Growth and recognition came. Multiple brand collaborations took place.

    Collage: two friends toasting smoking glasses, a wristwatch by the water and in a car, a portrait by the sea.

  4. Loved this. I directed and shot several video clips, mostly on the rap scene of Patras. Ask Gang Run ;) If you know, you know. More experience came with it.

    Collage: stills from the video clip shoots.

  5. My YouTube channel. A place which may be lost in time now but has a lot of good moments. An era of experimenting with vlogging, sound quality and other forms of video. Needed more time. Might revisit.

    Collage: on a snowy mountain road, and a smiling selfie with friends.

  6. Never really stopped. Life just got in the way. Kept most of my videos offline for internal consumption.

    Smiling thumbs-up selfie in front of an observatory dome.

  7. Could not resist anymore. Short-form videos became a thing and I loved it. Started posting again on TikTok, trying to learn the patterns. It looked good.

    Smiling, lying on a paddleboard at sea.

  8. Never had a strict schedule other than the fact that I kept posting. More videos. More content. Better edits. Better hooks. Worked for Hellas Green. Worked for Block Fitness Gym. Worked for other brands as well. Social media accounts that completely change shape once I step in. Do not hesitate. Talk to me.

    A paddleboard out at sea, mountains on the horizon.

Today

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