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@@junglisttt well it’s hard to say. If you’re going to use the audio handle rather than an external recorder, you will be limited to 24 bit audio in any case. I’m not crazy about audio handle noise floor when compared to external recorders but it’s not terrible. If you only have money for one mic, I would probably have to recommend the shotgun but I hesitate because often the dialogue I end up using in the final mix is from the lavs. This has a lot to do with locations as well. If you’re in environments that are generally quite or where you control the amount of noise, then a good boom will always be the preferred option. For dialog booms, there are many good options. My go to mic for INT. Dialogue is the Schopes CMD 42 as its has the cleanest noise floor of anything I’ve used and captures rich and vibrant vocals. The budget option, and the mic I use for EXT is the Diety S-Mic 2. This is a great mic and punches way above it weight. Cost about 250$ as apposed to the Schopes witch is about 1,200$. Most important though regardless of what you go with, you need to get the mic as close to talent as possible. So a lav on the talents body or a pole just out of frame. Any mounted to camera options aren’t going to be good enough for cinema level dialogue. Hope this helps and good luck with your shoot!

The 3rd party app? Or the native Sony?

@@RobertConwaymovieguy monitor & control from Sony. Really good. False colors for log and touch focus. I even used it as a talent monitor. Really nice

@@nyambe nice. ill check it out. ive got the 3rd party. didn't know native app does it

@@RobertConwaymovieguy It's much better. Will be shooting some shorts and budget films in Spain and West Africa. Let me know if you are ever over here. Great helpful content

@@nyambe I just downloaded it. The only question I have is that if a LUT is enabled, it seems to change the IRE value of the false color. I usually send a clean signal to my monitors to avoid this. Gotta see if there's a way to do it. And for sure! I would love to travel there some day. I'd love to see the footage you shoot!

It’s a great option. As far as what ISO is usable, that’s really a subjective thing. Personally I try and keep it at 800 for 24 and 100 (or slowest speed) at 120. For sure 2500 on FX30 is better than my Blackmagic at 3200.

@@Len-Dor1983 cool. The A7siii or iv? I have the iv. Great little cam

@@RobertConwaymovieguy A7s to the fx30 original plan was to acquire the A7siii but I chose the fx30 price and quality was better .

Yep, Resolve is an amazing program for sure! I made the switch about five or so years ago and never looked back

I agree. It was amazing how good 5S was in low light w such a small sensor.

@JeffersonDonald thanks for watching.

@grantvetters5253 thanks for watching!

thanks very nice of you

thanks for watching!

Thank you! I do plan on doing more when time permits. Thanks again for watching!!

You can for sure! It’s a lot of work and the pay is low (if any) on your first one. So it needs to be a labor of love. People ask me if it’s possible to make a film for way less than 100k. Yes. You can. Just keep in mind, if you have something like 10 or 15K, you’ll basically need to be an army of one. You’ll need the cast to be all volunteer and it will be the most exhausting experience you’ve ever had. That said, at the end of the day, you’ll have a feature. Something that is truly your vision. So, I say go for it!

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Thanks!

Thanks so much for watching!

Congratulations on making your first film! Depending on your budget what level of crew you can likely get. If you can pay, that’s best. If not, then I would try social media and film schools. People who need the experience

Thanks for watching!

Thanks. Yes, it’s a great little camera. The film is in post but once it’s distributed, it will hit many of the streamers.

Thank you! And good luck with your creative endeavors!! 😊

Thank you for replying.. I'm shooting a Horror film..

Very cool. Horror is a lot of fun

Very cool. Depending on the script 30/50 can be a decent amount

Thanks for watching!

Thanks so much! Hope you enjoy the film. It should be on a lot of the streamers by now

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks for watching! The FX3 is amazing. I almost pulled the trigger on that but I had the A7iv which for me, gave me adequate low light and the price of the 30 was a really big factor. I hear you on the gimbal. It’s really important to have a light setup we can run with all day without killing ourselves. There are some real advantages to shooting internally. Not only smaller file sizes and rig but I’ve found raw footage to be quite noisy in low light. Color space is the downside but Im happy with the results I’ve been able to get form the 10bit footage. Also I shot everything at HS codec. I can’t see the difference between it and all I. Files are much smaller and play well on most modern computers. What are your thoughts on internal settings? Have you seen an advantage to shooting the high bitrate?

Thanks! I’d be happy to do your pod cast

Great! I'll be in touch!

I’m on there but I never use it

Thanks!

Thanks so much. Appreciated 👍😊

Thanks!!

Thanks for checking it out!

Hi Jamie. The film is currently in post and I don’t have a release date yet but as soon as I do, I’ll post an update 😊👍

Thanks!!

when and where is it possible to watch?@@RobertConwaymovieguy

What a ride! 🔥🐺🔥

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Thanks so much! Distribution is key. Better still, finding a good distributor who pays and reports on time. I’ve been very lucky to have partnered with Uncork’d Entertainment on all my films save my first one where I got scammed by an unethical company. I will be making a video about distribution at some point. First thing is to make a film distributors want. On small budgets that’s basically going to be Horror, Science Fiction, Action or even Western. Some combination of these is usually the best approach. Cross breeding a Horror with a Western or Sci Fi will put you in a good position. Second part of this is to know what to look for in a distribution agreement and how to spot red flags. I will try and make a video on this soon so be sure to subscribe 😊👍🎥