We’re excited to introduce you to the always interesting and insightful Samantha “Samii” Ramsahai. We hope you’ll enjoy our conversation with Samantha “Samii” below.

Samantha “Samii”, appreciate you joining us today. Learning the craft is often a unique journey from every creative – we’d love to hear about your journey and if knowing what you know now, you would have done anything differently to speed up the learning process.

Every day, the fact that I can make a living doing what I enjoy astounds me. When I was younger, I used to imagine that my life was a movie set and I was in charge of every aspect of production. When my mom told me I could do anything, I believed her.
Everything creative within reach was fair game, and if I felt like tackling it, I would.
Having started dancing at a young age, I found a healthy outlet for expressing myself and gaining self-assurance. My dance experience inspired me to pursue a passion for capturing fleeting moments. I would film everything from the rehearsals to the wardrobe to capture the full scope of what goes into putting on a show.  I became fixated on these moments because I needed to remember them. It’s sickening how many videos I would collect.

When I was in high school, my mom gave me my first professional camera. I recorded and photographed everything! People were keen to collaborate with me on projects after seeing my photographic ability. It was thrilling for me to collaborate with others on these ideas and concepts. Anyone who has worked in production understands some kind of budget is essential. Before I realized it, I was putting all of my energy into making things for other people while neglecting to generate anything for myself. I struggled in the early stages of my professional life to assert my personal power and refuse any invitations to collaborate on projects that were not mutually beneficial. Without a doubt, this is a personal and professional limit that I had to learn to establish. You shouldn’t feel obligated to accept every opportunity that presents itself. Your dedication to integrity is what keeps your art flourishing.

Being too safe can be detrimental, so push yourself well beyond your comfort zone whenever possible. When you’ve gone as far as you can but nothing else appears to be working, it’s time to move on and discover something that will reignite your love for what you’re doing and encourage you to go even further.  To put it bluntly, You shouldn’t give a f*ck about what other people think of you.  Success is enduring failure after failure without losing enthusiasm. Respect and value your failures since they are what led to success.

These days, I’ve made it a point to focus on my own creative pursuits and the activities that truly excite me. My job allows me to collaborate with a wide variety of people to actualize their visions.

Great, appreciate you sharing that with us. Before we ask you to share more of your insights, can you take a moment to introduce yourself and how you got to where you are today to our readers

As the Chief Executive Officer and Director of VIBEXVISUALS, it is my responsibility to oversee all elements of the company’s multimedia production services. In order to achieve creative goals, I specialize in assembling the necessary materials and designing a solid plan. It is my intention to bring your ideas to life through collaborative brainstorming sessions, storyboards, and a well-organized production process.

My clients have confidence in me to actualize the abstract ideas that occupy their minds and put those concepts into action. When you connect with vibexvisuals, you can be assured that you’ll be collaborating with a team that has the same level of enthusiasm for the project as you do. My ultimate aim in every collaborative venture is to produce a masterpiece. It is important to me that you fully grasp the content you are communicating, therefore I will provide you with the techniques and equipment you’ll need to achieve this goal.
I have always believed that I can view things from a perspective that most others do not, which is why I decided to get into this line of work. I know what a money shot is, and I know how to get one even when the odds are stacked against you. That’s why I became immersed in this. As someone who has always considered myself innovative, I am accustomed to creating work from scratch.

As an artist, I find fulfillment in collaborating with others on challenging, rewarding endeavors. There are plenty of people out there with access to high-quality cameras and tools, but few who can match my level of originality and precision in every endeavor.

Any stories or insights that might help us understand how you’ve built such a strong reputation?

My capacity to evolve and level up on each project has contributed to my reputation in my market. My level of skills and experience continues to grow with every new project, and the results are only improving from the previous one. My standards for what I share and produce are high because I am constantly aiming to surpass myself.

Can you tell us about what’s worked well for you in terms of growing your clientele?

Making connections with others around me has proven to be the most successful method for expanding my clientele. I worked as a caterer in the city before I was able to work for myself full-time.
I would chat with everybody and find out what they did outside catering.
I’ve connected with some marvelous people, and we remain in touch to this day.
Just be real and true to yourself because you never know who you’re going to be talking to or sharing space with.
People gravitate toward those whom they can connect with on a personal level.
When others appreciate your work, they spread the word and place your name in rooms full of possibilities.

Contact Info:

• Website: https://www.vibexvisuals.com
• Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vibexvisuals/

Image Credits
I shot all of these images myself.