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RE: Fighting plagiarism and intellectual dishonesty with proper citations
What about stuff that you've learned/researched yourself? For example, most things I want to/will write about in the future are things that I have discovered when doing projects in university. How would you cite that? We didn't research spherical video production in scientific papers for example, we had cameras and experimented with different shots and post-production techniques to see what works and what doesn't.
I guess in your case everything is encoded in the result, the spherical video. So I guess it acts as evidence/proof of your scientific act. From the perspective of intellectual honesty you would still be required to mention where you learned this skill. This in some sense acts as a reference.