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this is how i got started in the film industry and hopefully it will give you a couple of ideas of how maybe you can get started too hi i'm scott peters a director and cinematographer based in london england i've been making my way through various parts of the advertising television film and music industry for over 15 years now i wanted to start this channel to share a few things that i've learned along the way since you probably don't know anything about me i thought i'd get things started by being a little bit self-indulgent and sharing my journey into the industry for me it all started around age 12 when i first got hold of my parents dusty old video camera first just filming mates down the skatepark or imitating jackass we jump off bridges and into boxes and set ourselves on fire then burn this dvds and try and sell them at school that's how i learned to press record on a camera and more importantly it's how i began to learn to edit first of all starting off in windows movie maker and progressing from there i never really thought about making this a career i never really thought about making any money out of this jackass imitation dvds aside but when i was about 15 my dad sat me down and said you know you can do this for a living if you want i was like cool sweet how and he said well you need to get some work experience now neither me nor my family knew anyone with connections in any part of the industry so i started off cold emailing production companies advertising film tv just i'm 15. i love making videos can i get some work experience eventually i got a response from a production company based in camden they said they were fully booked for that school holiday but they keep me on file so i carried on emailing them and then the next school holidays i got my first week's work experience following there it was a bit easier to get work experience each time because i had more credits so i went on to run on adverts on one of the harry potters for a couple of weeks on television shows music videos all of this was unpaid and all of this was whilst i was still at school the biggest thing that came out all of this was getting to meet people and ask them how they got into the industry and what i learned the biggest thing i learned was that i didn't need to waste money going to film school that i didn't need to apply to go to university i just needed to get on and do it so as soon as i finished college that's what i was going to do then in the last term of college a couple of friends in my music tech class asked me if i wanted to drum in their band it started as a fun summer project but then kind of took over my life for the next four or five years so my path into the industry was not a straight one however as we started to record more and go on tour i would vlog these things and post it to the band's youtube channel and other bands that we toured with other bands that were on our management or label would see the kind of stuff that i was making and asked me if i could do the same for them so age 19 i got what i like to think of as my first paid gig shooting behind the scenes content for mtv2 on behalf of one of the bands that i knew i was lucky enough to write my first multi-cam event and this led on to a 60-minute documentary that i got to not only direct but shoot and edit this was around the content boom so music labels started asking for more behind the scenes content in the studio sessions so lots of opportunities not only to earn a bit of money on the side when i wasn't on tour but also to really hone my skills in a lot of different areas my time with the band came to an end and off the back of a job with sony i was head hunted by a new production company i was a bit hesitant at first because other than being a musician domino's delivery driver waiter babysitter gardener labourer i'd never had a full-time job i ended up being there for a little over two years it exposed me to bigger names and got me to work on bigger projects but most importantly i learned that i didn't want to work for someone else full-time just as i was about to hand in my notice for the third time i was asked if i wanted to do a season on the voice so i went on as the director of the content team there's a small team seven of us and i'd be shooting and editing and producing and directing and all of us wore multiple hats and we would make everything for the show's online platforms bbc iplayer youtube facebook etc etc nine fun but long months later and i found myself back freelance where i've been for the last six years directing and for the last few years also working as a cinematographer i'm still a bit of an everything man and that's largely thanks to the pandemic when all the work dried up and we had to stay at home the only thing to get hold of was editing work and animating work so editing work and animating work is what i did since september things have started to ramp up again on the directing and cinematography side of things and that brings us to now i hope you've enjoyed this video half as much as i have sitting in a dark room on my own sweating for the last two hours i plan on doing a lot more of these although less self-obsessed so make sure to subscribe for a vast variety of insider industry knowledge thanks for watching