ASMR Trigger Therapy 8.1 No Talking Crinkle, Tapping, Brushing & More

ASMR Trigger Therapy 8.1 Crinkle, Tapping, Brushing & White Balance Card. Look below for links to more.
3:20 Soft Paper & Bubble Wrap
5:32 Ginger Kiss & Soft Paper & Bubble Wrap
9:52 Crinkle + Wallet sound
12:04 Face Brushing / Camera Brushing
17:00 White Balance Card Tapping and stuff
22:00 bowl sounds scratching and tap
24:07 Wooden Black Scratching + more
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This is just me, 2 mics (rode NTG-3) and some stuff making sounds for you.
Recorded with Canon C100 MK2
24P
Aperture 8
ISO2500
I left auto focus off
1 Light + another turned of reflecting a little light on the other side of face.
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Dr Dmitri Wears Gunnar Glasses this would be close model
Video:
Canon C100 MkII
Canon 70D
Old Camera Panasonic HMC-152EN
Camera Lens
Canon EF-S 18-135mm STM Lens
Canon EF-S 18-55mm 2.8 IS Lens
Rokinon 35mm 1.5T Cine
Rokinon 85mm 1.5T Cine
Audio
Mic Preamp - Tascam Uh-7000 -
Old Recorder: Zoom H4N -
Microphones:
2 x Rode NTG-3 Microphone -
2 x Rode NT1
2 x Rode NT5 modified with
Microphone Cables - Neutrik Connectors with Mogami Cable -
Tama Microphone Stands -
Sandisk Extreme Pro 32GB SD Card
Tripod:
Manfrotto
Manfrotto MVH500AH
Corsair K70 with cherry red switches
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ASMR stands for Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response it is described as a pleasurable tingling sensation that can be felt most commonly in the back of the scalp and down the spine but not limited to these area's.
I try to describe ASMR experience to people using something common like visiting a hairdresser, do you find the experience of someone focusing on you, the gentle touching of your hair, the sound of the scissors moving around you relaxing?
That would be a relaxing experience, watching ASMR video is like recreating that type of experience.
I believe most people can experience ASMR, to experience ASMR you need to find you trigger, common triggers will often be related to one person focusing on you or another person and watching this person focus or give them attention will trigger it.