Multicam Video Shoot - The KEY to SUCCESS!

At the end of the video, I tell you the key to a successful multicam shoot!
This key actually is valid for an video shoot that you have multiple people working together!
Join filmmaker Paul on his first-ever vlog as he takes you behind the scenes of a multi-camera shoot at Washita. Loaded with equipment and excitement, Paul shares insights into the gear and setup, including a main locked-off wide shot with an Sony FX6 and 50mm lens, two Blackmagic 6Ks with Sigma 60-600 lenses, and two Sony FX3s with Tamron 35-150 lenses. The cameras feed into a Blackmagic ATEM Mini Extreme ISO, allowing Paul to direct each camera position and provide real-time feedback.
Join Paul in discovering the essence of a successful shoot: working with talented, honest, and fun individuals. As Paul concludes his adventure, he leaves viewers with a valuable lesson-work with good people. Stay tuned for more behind-the-scenes insights and filmmaking tips in his upcoming videos.
Equipment Used with Affiliate Links:
Sony FX6:
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Sony A7siii
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Sony FX3:
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Sigma 35 Art:
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Sigma 50-100:
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Aputure 600d:
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Aputure P60c:
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Sennheiser MKE 600:
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Sony A7siii
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Sony 85mm f1.8
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Godox SL150
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Zoom F6
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Rode NT5
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[@pbellajr]

😆love it Paul! The jog/run was fantastic, you handled that great. Good to see the gang all there killin' it.

[@paulhuenefeld]

Ha thanks Pete!

[@walkerwalthall8262]

That’s a hell of a set up!

[@paulhuenefeld]

Haha thanks! It was fun to work with lots of people and lots of fun toys!

[@JoelGabrielsen]

Letssss goooo!!! Great video bro! Thanks for letting me help out on this one!

[@paulhuenefeld]

Haha thanks! Couldn’t have done it without your assistance! 👏🏻

[@AlexLopez-iy4by]

Thank you for the breakdown. Amazing set up. Which Hollyland system did you use?

[@paulhuenefeld]

Thanks Alex! They are the Hollyland C1 system.

[@CristianoYungBR82]

thats nice, but sony and blackmagic? why?:?

[@paulhuenefeld]

Normally I would try to have all similar brand cameras to match the color, but I needed more cameras and had access to borrow the Blackmagic cameras. They worked out great because I needed the extra reach from the super35 sensors!