REQUEST: I downloaded both your hand veins clips, they are great. My suggestion is something even cooler though. Please do a clip showing a close-up of your hand as you tightly clench and then unclench your slowly. Also do some slow punches towards the camera. That would be something unique, a clip like nobody's uploaded before so it has to sell :). Please film (if possible) outdoors in the natural light in the shade. Make the clip about 15 minutes long. I don't really want more than the two things I wrote above but I'll try to give you many details on how you can make this into a 15-minute...

REQUEST: I downloaded both your hand veins clips, they are great. My suggestion is something even cooler though. Please do a clip showing a close-up of your hand as you tightly clench and then unclench your slowly. Also do some slow punches towards the camera. That would be something unique, a clip like nobody's uploaded before so it has to sell :). Please film (if possible) outdoors in the natural light in the shade. Make the clip about 15 minutes long. I don't really want more than the two things I wrote above but I'll try to give you many details on how you can make this into a 15-minute clip. For the first 10 minutes, set up with just your right hand filling the picture. Wear no jewellery, I don't want to see any objects in the clip, make it natural, wear any clothes that don't hide your arms. Start with your hand relaxed, very slowly form a but make it super-tight. Once you have clenched your really tightly, keep it clenched for about 20 seconds shaking it slightly so the light catches all details. Then, relax your hand and make a same as before but at a slightly different angle. Just change the angle a little bit every time. Most angles should be have the back of your hand visible, also some with the front of your visible. For the remaining 5 minutes, do some punches towards the camera. I guess you might have to zoom out a bit so your hand remains visible as you punch. Make sure that when your hand fills the camera after each punch, it's in focus. Be slow because if you do it fast, the result is just a blur so make sure you catch all details by moving your hand very slow especially at the end when your is almost filling the screen. Again keep your clenched very tightly and do several punches so your ends up filling the picture at different angles.