It's tricky to switch off entirely when your hobby is making short films, imagining the road you're walking along as a film location for an idea that would cost far more than any current Hollywood film is a common occurrence.
So when your job is to create video content for the football club you support, you can't help but want to keep working away - not only continuing to edit the content filmed at the club while you're involved in a theatre production at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, which is incidentally what I'm doing this week, but thinking about what sort of stuff can be created that is just that little bit different.
So when I realised that Comedian and fellow Brentford Fan Nathan Caton was playing his own show in a venue not two minutes from mine, I couldn't help but drop him a message and see if he wanted to get involved.
Of course, he said yes - so having seen him perform his new show (Teenage Mutant Nathan Caton) before it heads out on tour this year, I caught up with him and asked him his thoughts on Brentford and what the future holds for the West London club.