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well done

As my experience your team who was working as grips they don´t work as a normal trained grip. the rythm looks way slower as it should. Non critics, congrats for your work

Hey Mike, since you have both the Forza 720B and Godox Knowled M600D, how would you compare them? which one is better in general, and also in build quality?

did you not scout before?? use sun seeker ??

Great clean look! They should really appreciate this commercial. The only one thought I might suggest is the ending shot should always be one of your best shots. You had a lot of terrific clips. Always save one of those for the ender.

I love the look you got. The high key scenes gives the business a high-end feel to it. Thanks for sharing!

Good lookin stuff. I'm curious how you colored it and if you used any black pro-mist type filters over cam lens?

This was great! Loved the lighting and overall aesthetic. Thanks for sharing!

9:18 "...and then just bouncing on the girls faces" ... I'll just see myself out ...

Great video Mike! I love the way you lay things out in your videos.

What an awesome initiative! This is great man. I definitely think it will have an impact on your marketing and clientele. I like the choice of no haze. It would detract from the realness of the gym. You guys walked a really fine line between spa and fitness. Not an easy task. My only thoughts would be to break up the three walking entrance shots that were all filmed from behind. I like the door open from behind, the courtyard could switch to a 3/4 shot from in front of subject then back to behind her for the next entrance. I am wanting to do a short passion doc so this is awesome to see.

Yo bro, nice work! I think you nailed the high key look. I've been trying to level up my lighting situation, and this was an awesome video for some good setups. Awesome work.

Super clean. Really nice work. The client has to be happy.

Very awesome! Thank you for sharing! I see you carry a towel with you. I sweat A LOT. I bought headbands for my sweat. The headbands match my company logo colors. I'm thinking about buying a few with my logo printed on them.

for my specific use case (gimbal/events) c80 is perfect but every manufacturer is putting out solid gear these days. The blackmagic 6k cameras eliminated the need for an external monitor and internal prores is great. That new monitor for pyxis with touch control looks awesome.

Love it, keep it coming

Exactly! I had a client literally tell me "Umm Tony I apologize man" I said why and he said "I'll feel bad not telling you so here it is... I literally told my senior director that I was positive you was only bringing a "youtube kit" and here you are bringing lights and that gun with a lens in front, looks like something used for breach! It's only a shoot for a couple products" LOL. I mean I wouldn't advertise having equipment in the vehicle insurance or not imho. Let your actual clients know not the world(although youtube but still )

This is a cool example of how without adding too much tech, you can actually really improve the quality of what you're delivering - very cool to see and one more point, a good production cart makes such a difference in terms of both how easy it is to move around the location, but also how professional and neat you appear to the clients. I have 2 questions. What's the boom mic you're using for these outside shots? Looking for a new mic right about now, so keen to hear what people are using. And what brand/models of belt pouches do you use and what's in them? Would be cool to see a breakdown video of this.

Thank you for sharing Mike. I wish you success.

Hella nice man!!! If you're ever in the Dallas/Fort Worth area, hit me up. Sound station guy here. I have a portable sound work station and I can cut sound on the fly. No setup time and only need an outport or an out source I can hop. Love to connect with ya man

if you are using diffusion, u shoulda brought down your ratios on your background .. but overall good job

You could weld a frame to the side with a hinge and slide them into it. You gotta get a little arts and crafty with some tools but it’ll save you some cash. Or consider a 2nd cart for grip.

you are not making the light source any bigger with the diff frame , looks about the same or smaller than the umbrella , re Vlogging set up , its softer because your making the source closer to the you ,the subject , if you move the umbrella light in to the same position , the light will have the same softness and quicker to set up as no need for the diff frame .

Yeah cameras these days you can't go wrong with any, just have to learn to light and grade better that's the only thing that will make a difference

Looks great! Are you shooting this in 4k or 1080 (and raw in either one)?

Hey man a tip I found for when the floppy is flapping into frame because of the wind is , in some floppy's you can push a cstand arm into a sleave of the floppy and it'll weigh it out. If there no sleave you can you the same cstand arm with 2 knuckles and attached both knuckles to each hanging corner :)

Hey before you insulate, the first thing you should do is unbolt the bulkhead just a little bit to create a gap. Run a silicon bead into the gap where the bulkhead touches anything else and then tighten the bolts back down. HUGE difference. Then in areas that aren’t full of cutouts you can put inexpensive sound deadening mat. My van bulkhead is darn near silent.

Running flags and the mic from your cart is so efficient - must save so much time.

Check out studio carts 4X4 Cart.

Those are Lowell stands, correct? I’m looking at using them in the same mic boom configuration. Do you recommend it? I’ll be sourcing grip heads and boom holders too. Hesitant to go with the cheap newer options. Last thing I want is a boom falling on talent.

That production cart is great!! Haven’t gotten one yet, but hope to. Right now, my kids help me lug stuff around. Those flags truly do help though! Thanks for sharing!

Think most people with the current Sony lineup is cameras are tempted with the new Canon and others. I’m sure the MK2 of this Sonys will be equal or better than what’s tempting us. Is just how long we have to wait to quench that thirst.

Better AF, Triple ISO and 10 stops of ND are just 3 reasons... the beautiful colors and image.

Digging the vlogs! Out of curiosity, are you guys business partners or do you work for Story Kings? The reason I ask is because I like the idea of bringing on a partner to grow my business, but I know that comes with other challenges. Thanks in advance!

I just bought two FS7 II camera packages, each with XDCA back for less then $1500 but you might want to re-think your FX30 comparison. ua-cam.com/video/aaluyKtpskw/v-deo.html

I use Godox and GVM lights. They work wonders.

You're a better person than I am, Mike!

1300 USD off! That's crazy.

I can't even afford a c70 lol

Congrats on your insane amazing deal.! Now get yourself a CineRag muslin inserts for your new 600x ! As a business owner I do appreciate your honesty ua-cam.com/video/JFUOzrZiUqc/v-deo.htmlsi=NtoPSxr_oRYjOA4a

I want the aputure 1200X. But im waiting for a good deal lol 🥹

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Amazing deal, even if you do end up trading them for the 600D.

Footage from the 17-28 looks great! Good stuff and great story!

Score! I recently bought a 600D Pro, the biggest light I have now. I was doing it with the iFootage 320DN as my key, which is a great light for the price, a 60DN, and also bought a 220BNA to have a bicolor option. Have some Neewer 960 panels too. Got the 600D Pro when a job that called for a nice big soft key came up. Went for the 600D Pro over the 600X to save a few bucks, and maximize output, though I think that's kind of moot in a real world use case. Also couldn't make up my mind about the whole green magenta shift thing in the bicolor lights. Figured one big daylight fixture was just fine, and could be gelled if needed. Very happy with the 600d Pro, it got the job done and will be a great tool to have on hand! Now the 1200X is announced, I will for sure get one of those next. If/when they put the Blair engine in the 600, 300, 120, and 60 sized lights, I will be going all in on that.

Honesty is the best policy. Thanks for sharing this

i dont use lights unless i have to, which is like never lol 'When you find a z cam you use it'' - Karden D.

Lighting and lenses for me. Camera tech is pretty much a match until late 2025

That's a smoking deal!

Good on you man. Looking forward to see how it fits in your workflow.