Two years ago a production company approached me to see if I would be interested in having my life documented for 9 months and then edited into a documentary about me. At first the choice felt obvious and I turned down the offer. I’m not that extroverted and the thought of talking about myself in front of cameras gave me anxiety. I also didn’t think that my life was interesting enough and that I’m too young witch made me worried that the project might end up feeling pretentious. After a while I realized that I was actually just scared of what people where going to think of me and that I was allowing my weaknesses and insecurities to stand in my own way. I reflected over similar decisions I’ve had to make in the past and realized that every time that I have put myself in a position of trying something completely new that’s outside of my comfort zone, I have as a result progressed as a person and learned that things which may seem impossible or frightening at first are usually attainable if you try. It’s hard for me to comment on the end result too much because I’m biased and also not really into watching documentaries about myself, but it makes me happy that so manny other people appreciated it saying it was entertaining and genuine which is all I could ever wish for. It’s up now for anyone to view at theoskidocumentary.com