Javier Ortega Giménez

Making videosscrewed up my life.

When I was 14, I recorded myself playing Call of Duty. I loved it. My classmates, not so much. Slaps in the corridor. Laughs. Jokes at my expense. You get the picture...

I learned the lesson quickly: creating videos was not for me. So I stopped. I promised myself I would never embarrass myself like that again.

Until one day, during a biology competition, my class asked me to help make a video. Not because they trusted me. Because they had nobody better.

It was hard to say yes. The last time I made a video... I had spent weeks wishing the ground would swallow me.

But I did it. We won. By a mile.

And when my classmates went up to collect the prize, they pulled out their phones and put up a photo of me.

That day I understood the problem was not video. It was how people perceived it.

Since then, I do not make videos just to look pretty. I make them to sell, so people watch them, understand them and buy. That is what I do.

And if I did it with a biology video, imagine what I can do for your business.