Amelia Dimoldenberg

Well...

When I started the show, so the show started in a youth club and it started as a column in a youth-run publication from when I was 17.

The Cut.

The Cut, not The Cut, but The Cut.

It was called The Cut.

And then, yeah, when I was at my first year of university, I went to St.

Martin, studied fashion journalism.

I thought, oh, this would be great if this was filmed because it's funny and awkward and...

And if only I knew someone with a camera to help me film it.

And finally I met someone, started making them on YouTube.

And it then got to a point after making maybe like five episodes where I just, I couldn't ask people for favors anymore.

You know, everyone was doing it for free.

I was a student.

I was even persuading the shops to, the shops weren't even closing.

They were open.

There were people like eating chicken around you.

And we'd have to pause, keep pausing intermittently.

Like when people were ordering stuff because I didn't have enough like budget to shut the shop.

I didn't even know that you could even do that.

I just didn't know anything about production.