Firstly, do you do this? Comment below. Secondly, if you do, do you just send the files and leave it? Or do you provide a document explaining how to use the files? I mention this because we rarely send raw files to clients, but on the rare occasions that we have, it has been disastrous. We receive constant emails back and forth about the videos being “grey” and lacking “colour” (since they are shot in log). Their “video editor” can’t seem to use the files or sometimes can’t even open them… The list goes on and on. So, what we decided to do is create a one-pager that explains what they will be receiving, how they can use the files, what to expect, and how to fix common issues (because they always encounter the same problems). Since implementing this, we rarely have clients who ask for raw footage come back complaining. Let me know if you want a copy of it, and I’ll share it exclusively in this community 🦾

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I recently picked up the DJI Neo to test it out because I think it’s going to be a game changer for anyone new to the drone scene who wants to get started but has no idea how to fly. Honestly, it’s SUPER FUN! Okay, so the image quality isn’t the best, and it only has a single-axis gimbal (sorry if that lost you, newbies), but that’s not really the point. It’s not designed to compete with the Mavic 4 Pro or anything like that. I still have a lot of testing to do, plus I can’t wait to see my wife’s first reactions as she flies a drone for the very first time! If you have any questions or want me to check out something specific in my full review, drop them in the comments below, and I’ll make sure to look into it!

I’m excited to announce that our brand-new course “Facebook Lead Ads Mastery: A Quick Start Guide to Generating Leads” is now available for Pro Videographer Students to dive into! 🎉 If you’ve been waiting to learn how to set up and publish your own lead-generating Facebook ads, this course will walk you through the entire process, step-by-step. Whether you’re completely new to Facebook ads or just need a refresher, this course has got you covered! Here’s what you’ll learn: ✅ How to set up a lead generation campaign from scratch. ✅ How to create an engaging lead form to capture high-quality leads. ✅ How to target the right audience to maximize results. ✅ How to monitor and optimize your ads for the best performance. You've all been given access to this now in the Classroom

Hey team! So SmallRig has sent over their new RC100B Video Light and I'm working on a full review of it right now. Is there anything you'd like me to test, check, or mention? Let me know below in the comments.