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Great workshop!

Loved this workshop. I learned so much 🙌🏽🌟🙌🏽🌟🙌🏽🌟

I would pitch this as a proof of concept tv series to tubi. They need content over there.

This was great! Thanks for doing this!

Hey thanks bud, my son is just starting out doing PA work and I’m gonna put together a kit for him as a gift. Any other advice for a young man starting out in the industry?

Chad’s also an all around good guy. Thankful to have met. Enjoyed hearing his journey. Keep push’n guys!

Thanks for this. You can use the Canon 35mm f2.8 prime STM with the Mkii’s face detect. Very sharp lens. It won’t transform 2014 AF to match today’s Sony AF, but will allow you to get off center at a great focal length for interviews and other uses that don’t have fast movement. Just be aware it can take a few seconds to lock on to a face that moves into frame after being focused on a background, then it locks on the face pretty good.

This is a great video, thanks!

where can we find they profiles or contact?

the guy with the checkered-pattern collar shirt sounds like Liam Neeson from Taken

these guys are not grips but glad you all got some information.

😉 *promo sm*

I'm loving the format of these podcasts! It's so nice to just listen to a genuine conversation that isn't scripted or overly edited.

This was a really good one! Classes on the business/finance side of things are always great!

I'd be interested in a video on c100 and ronin gimbals. Which ronin? Is S or RS, M ok? Mounting looks tricky

2024 calling. You don't mention lenses... a massive pro is the low cost and excellent availability of high quality EF mount lenses. R mount lenses are taking over which has a knock down effect on the prices of EF and EF-S glass. You can get a pro grade f2.8 or f4 L IS image stabilisation canon zoom for less than 300eurobucks.😮

thanks for this

thank you so much for this

This is so good. Shot angles, framing, color and especially audio. What lenses were used with the ursa

thank you so much for publishing this!

great video !

great video ! I really enjoy this youtube channel

great workshop ! very insightful. Thank you very much for sharing. I would love to see more videos of this sort .

That analogy between information and food was so good!

Hello, this was a great class to video and post, thanks. I'm currently a film student that needs serious gaffer training. All the talk about old fixture sources and comparison to new fixtures is great for me because I have some some history with old theater PAR-64 tungsten lighting. In future video classes could you repeat the students questions or mic the students? Thanks

At the end of the day, it is all about the imagery. IF it still rocks, it's still awesome

How to shoot video that doesn’t suck. (Insert background noise and microphone feedback) lost me @ 0:07.

Not sure why this was recommended to me, but enjoyed watching it and it was nicely produced and presented. For a lay person, what is a PA or what are their duties?

Great info. Subscribed. Best wishes with the channel.

Great interview. Thanks for sharing.

Great conversation. the off focus was distracting. :)

it's 2024 and I still film with this.

Sweet stuff!

I can understand where you're coming from when you say that you get bored of podcasts that always start with the guest's personal story and youd rather jump right into real world application of their experience, or "tips and tricks." On the other hand, not having the guest share their story, leaves them as a stranger to me. I'm about half way through this video and I'm just learning that Ashley is an actress - of course it doesnt diminish from what she's saying but knowing where her experience lies makes her perspectives more understandable. Not a criticism, just something that caught me off gaurd while I was listening along. I'd love to hear more about y'alls experience Edit: I'm about 3/4 the way through the video and am now learning that Ashley also works as a videographer, leading her own commercial projects as well as teaching video-centric classes.

This is by far one of the best videos I have ever seen. It is so inspiring seeing those men talking about how they love what they are doing. And explaining the core of their job with all honesty, passion, respect and not being fancy or exaggerating anything. Thank you so much and kind regards from Germany. NEVER underestimate the power of the wind!

Don't overlook the MKI. With the dual pixel autofocus upgrade it is a really great deal and the image produced is the same.

i love UA-cam university, thank you for suggesting this amazing lecture-video. wish there was more stuff like this

Where are you all located? Love the content keep it coming !

I've heard battery life is awesome on the C100s... is there any truth to this?

Why were the questions muted? Would help with context

This is easily the most helpful lecture I've seen on the topic. Thank you so much. definitely going through all your videos on this channel now, yall deserve so many more views.

Great video Rhodes

😏 Promo*SM

Great video, thanks for sharing this information.

appreciate the info!

Any BTS on this? Lighting is great

This is awesome.

just pick one up for $1000 im doing for retreats and conferences need a long battery and cinema camera features. I plan to get c200 soon and then c70

The guy in the middle is weird moreover they all havr valuable information