For a recent video, we had over 10,000 hours of footage, and I had to figure out how to create a compelling story from that.

I shot 'El Mariachi' in one take to save costs, expecting that some parts might not come out, but I was willing to reshoot if necessary.

I make my videos entertaining by doing 15 to 20 revisions, ensuring every part is engaging.

I started making films with a Super 8 camera and editing on a VCR, which taught me how to edit in my head and be resourceful with what I had.

I shot Desperado digitally in my house in 1994, which was unheard of at the time. I insisted on editing it myself because it was crucial for me to have that creative control.

The hardest part of making a video in Antarctica was just getting there due to its remoteness and challenging conditions.

I want to keep making videos, and I'm more excited now than I was four years ago.

I filmed a video when I had 8,000 subscribers that will go public in 10 years; it's crazy to think about.

While editing Desperado, I was also working on From Dusk Till Dawn, cutting both movies simultaneously, which was a hectic but rewarding experience.