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This is mostly for those of you who understand Danish....

I recently had a crew from the local TV station visit me at both my day job and at my home/studio. After around 5 hours of filming, they made and published a 4 min and 15 min segment about my dual personality as a public accountant and youtuber.

I have linked to the 15 min segment on their website. It is in Danish, but even if you don't understand it, you can at least hear me speak my native language and see some behind-the-scenes from my studio (home...).

I was very skeptical about inviting a TV crew in. Especially since I wasn't allowed to see and comment on the segments before they aired.
Luckily it turned out all right and I have received a lot of good feed-back from friends, colleagues and family. Quite a surrealistic experience for a shy, low-key guy like me 😊

After a few minutes as a 'TV star' I am back to what I am more comfortable with: making my own videos at full control over the whole process.
Next public video will be released Sunday, November 29th.

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Brainiac - nørd og youtuber

Brainiac - nørd og youtuber

Comments

Anonymous

If only there was an English translation :(

Dukefazon

Too bad I don't understand a word :) But congratulations nonetheless!

Anonymous

You have a very lovely home. 🙂

Stephen Mortimer

You are a BEAN COUNTER ?? (almost a Clark Kent person)

Brainiac75

I can't add subtitles to their video, but one of my kind, Danish patrons is working on an English transcript. Stay tuned.

Brainiac75

Thank you! Never thought I would be on TV :) One of my Danish patrons is working on an English transcript.

Brainiac75

Well, thank you. It is humble by Danish standard. Most of my furniture is second-hand. Received from friends, family and work places for free. There are so many other things I want to spend my money on x)

Brainiac75

Yes, I can be a bean counter ;) I've been a public accountant for over two decades. Great job, but rarely combined with being a youtuber!