What's in my sound bag. A total breakdown of what's in my sound bag. I strip the bag down and build it back up. Please Subscribe email: chs@cameraheadstudios.com
Thx! I found it: Arco AS-A10G It's interesting how the logo names are made up of the same letters, and the similarity between the bags is also quite striking. Could it be an outright copy or is there a market connection?
Cool, can you tell me more about those blue side brackets that look like cold shoes? Trying to do something similar on my bag but with the RODE wireless go receivers, need to poke them up out of the bag a bit and have an idea to bend some aluminum and stick on a cold shoe adapter.
Is this career profitable? I’m an audio engineer have have 10+ years doing studio work ( tracking and mixing). Looking for a change and want to get into working in film industry.
Totally... the thing is your area like he was saying. I have a bigger system for sound mixing too for on location filming BUT the area and people here are shit. You will have to prep yourself to travel so include it in your fees. Sound mixer part engineer as well(I come from the DAT days lol). I built my own sound station so I'm sure you have more bad ass equipment so make use for location sound and start networking with higher end people so you not getting cheap work or people that don't respect your value.
Great video! Awesome your kit. Compact and have everything, really inspiring for building my own
nice..Glad you like.
awesome budget build
Thanks for that comment, appreciate it. Do you have sound bag gear?
@@cameraheadstudios not as good as yours
Thanks for the video. May I ask you what kind of bag it is? It looks like an orca but different colors...
The bag is a Arco bag. I see B/H don't have it anymore. But it's been a good bag.
Thx! I found it: Arco AS-A10G It's interesting how the logo names are made up of the same letters, and the similarity between the bags is also quite striking. Could it be an outright copy or is there a market connection?
@@videoninjashu Hey, good question. Idk
Cool, can you tell me more about those blue side brackets that look like cold shoes?
Trying to do something similar on my bag but with the RODE wireless go receivers, need to poke them up out of the bag a bit and have an idea to bend some aluminum and stick on a cold shoe adapter.
Yes, these are actually antenna brackets. ORCA OR-150 Aluminum Antenna Holder
Is this career profitable? I’m an audio engineer have have 10+ years doing studio work ( tracking and mixing). Looking for a change and want to get into working in film industry.
I would say, 100%. It all depends on what market area you live and networking with other people.
Totally... the thing is your area like he was saying. I have a bigger system for sound mixing too for on location filming BUT the area and people here are shit. You will have to prep yourself to travel so include it in your fees. Sound mixer part engineer as well(I come from the DAT days lol). I built my own sound station so I'm sure you have more bad ass equipment so make use for location sound and start networking with higher end people so you not getting cheap work or people that don't respect your value.