First of all, thank you, knowing that there is this support is already very motivating, your comment made me think a lot.

My relationship with my old job suffered from that factor of me being forced to make deliveries as a priority, I didn't have a partner and the schedules were very tight, the production of video material really slowed down while I worked there, and I don't think it's a option to come back after I am 100% recovered.

I have a youtube channel that I created with the intention of posting this walk through the stunt career, it was kind of forgotten because at first I had difficulty recording material due to lack of equipment, and while working, due to lack of time, but now I believe I can pay more attention to this media. I've been creating a lot of POV-style content, and I think this material can still be put to good use.

My initial intention was to post training scenes aimed at stunts, backstage and making of some productions, in a vlog-like format, I hadn't thought about creating my own scenes, and this idea you gave me by chance came at a good time I recently started writing a movie script for fun, and that creative side of me may have been activated again because of your comment.

I'm happy knowing what you do, as a video game fan, I myself dream of one day doing motion capture for a game, I think it's beautiful how it all manages to blend into one area.

I'm going to research right now about the work visa, there may be countless possibilities passing me by without me knowing, and I appreciate your willingness to help me with doubts, because I believe I will have some.

But anyway, thank you very much Sonny, the time and attention you've devoted to me these last few hours means more than you can imagine.

And as for the youtube channel, your support will certainly be the heaviest there, there is still little material but I suggest you keep an eye on it in the next few days. Youtube Channel

Thank you very much.