I'm behind the camera usually I do the camera work, some of the production, I manage the edits I work with other companies, other YouTubers in Japan as well I'm actually originally from London Many, many years ago I used to work in finance actually but got into content, photography, video work and whatnot and now I'm at TC doing video production full-time and I work with Sarah very closely Yes, we talk like almost every day Yeah, not always about video production No, but a lot of it Sometimes that's why we have some gaps in the video sometimes We try to have a certain quality of video come out So yeah, Shar from London and then I'm from Brisbane, Australia but my parents are British Sometimes people get confused with my accent because it's not super Aussie I don't know, but yeah, parents are from England I was brought up in Australia Yeah, and I'm also from Australia but Sydney and my parents, one German parent, one Australian parent We all kind of have different stories but why did we want to move and work in Japan?

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So how did this poor little Aussie kid do so well?

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It's called True Blue, so it's either Aussie as fuck.

I'm Amy Walker and I'm true blue Aussie mate, that's right.

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