Most of my technical knowledge comes from having worked in the industrial video industry.

The speaker credits hands-on professional experience—rather than formal schooling or purely theoretical study—as the primary source of their technical expertise. By pointing to the “industrial video industry,” the quote emphasizes learning in applied, production-driven environments where practical problem-solving, deadlines, and real equipment shape competence. It also implicitly challenges credentialism: technical mastery can be accumulated through work itself, especially in fields where technology changes quickly and skills are honed through repeated projects. The statement functions as a modest self-positioning (experience-based authority) and as an endorsement of experiential learning as a pathway to technical knowledge.