Video trying to define an idea - what do I come off as?

[Rusal]

the way you see things, you are trying to converge on one ultimate idea/understanding of something.
and the beginning, when you take your glasses off.. how do i say it. when i've filmed things with my friends, they don't think about stuff like that and just go and say/do what they are supposed to for the video, they are rooted in the moment of what's happening. in contrast i am already thinking about how i see the end-product, and what impression it needs to make, so i am more particular on things that are along the same vein of you wanting us to be able to see your eyebrows while you speak. (because it is important, your goal is to impart a certain understanding and impression on us viewers, and everything in the video needs to be aligned towards that)

A bit of a derail here, but worrying about the 'experience' you're providing other people in a visual presentation and the impression it's going to make can be argued to be Si+Fe rather than Ni.

[guac]

A bit of a derail here, but worrying about the 'experience' you're providing other people in a visual presentation and the impression it's going to make can be argued to be Si+Fe rather than Ni.

It's not just any experience, it's a strong focus on every aspect of the video to cause ONE specific impression.
Anyway, you are probably right too. who knows

[grumpyvic81]

It's not just any experience, it's a strong focus on every aspect of the video to cause ONE specific impression.
Anyway, you are probably right too. who knows

Consider ESI for that, that sounds really Ne PoLR-ish for the Ni focus and it would explain the high SF aspect the other poster pointed out.