VAIKYSTĖS TAKAS
Concept / Shoot / Edit
I can’t show all the videos here due to privacy, but the experiences I gained while filming them are the backbone of my work.
As a child, I loved inventing games that only happened once, and making these videos brought back that same thrill. It’s a process that flows from within. I know what I’m doing, and I know it will be fun. To capture this authenticity, I once asked teachers to nurture the children’s self-esteem for weeks. I only hit record once they truly felt that confidence from within.
I’ve learned that sometimes the best way to film is to let go of control. I once left my phone on the table and said, “Grab it and film yourselves,” just to observe what emerged. It allowed me to see childhood anew - reading the eyes of the youngest who can't speak yet and capturing those quiet, tender moments.
Beyond views, these projects reflect the joy I find in creating with kids. The result isn’t a polished video. It’s alive, messy, funny, and real. It’s about being present.
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MINI BITES
Seeing them slip into chef outfits and fully commit felt energizing. I moved between joining their play and gently holding the space, and that warmth stayed with me long after, echoed in the edit and in messages from parents.
WARM GROUND
POWER UP
ŠIRDĖTI
I remember that day as a beginning. I didn’t feel fear. Just a clear sense that I was moving in the right direction. Those first steps as a solo videographer felt exciting, alive, and full of possibility.
It felt like we’d all jumped into the most fun game. The kind I would have loved as a kid. The kids’ answers stole the show, and I got to join in, laugh along, and turn all that energy into a video I can’t stop smiling at.
Hardly any words are needed for this one. The video just radiates my love for our country. Simple, honest, and full of feeling. It reminds me, and I hope others too, to love ourselves and each other.
