09/09/2026
Well… this is awkward 😂🎤
I bought this little microphone MONTHS ago with every intention of finally getting more comfortable talking to camera.
As you can see from the video… it’s going really well. 😅
I’ve been told time and time again that I need to share more of my story, the person and voice behind Happy Doodles, rather than always hiding behind the doodles or captions themselves. I know they’re right 😬
There’s a story behind why Happy Doodles exists, how it grew into what it is today, and why creativity and wellbeing sit at the heart of everything I do. Sharing that story would give so much more context to the work, the brand and the person behind it.
The problem? Put me in a room with people and I can happily talk about it. Put a camera in front of me and suddenly I appear to forget how human conversation works. 😂
So, I’m looking for recommendations!
Is there anyone local who helps people tell their story on camera in a really relaxed, natural way?
I’m imagining less “sit down, stare into a lens and perform” and more of a filmed conversation, someone asking me questions, getting me chatting naturally, and then editing that conversation into a series of short videos I can share across socials.
Essentially, I need someone who can make me forget there’s a camera there. 😂 If this is what you do, or you know somebody brilliant locally who could help me turn my story into a little series of videos (and make me approximately 87% less awkward in the process), please tag them below or get in touch! 🖍️✨
And in the meantime, please enjoy the evidence that simply owning a microphone and tripod does not automatically make you a content creator 🎤😂 hats off to those that do it so naturally!! But I guess some awkwardness can stay as sometimes it can be quite nice to show that 🤔😅
