Here are a few frames from my recent shoot. I achieve this look with a cheap Godox lighting kit I paid $450 for. It came with 2 lights, diffusers, and stands. I have only 30 minutes on set to get lights, mics, and cams up so very little time to play. I've learned to hire a PA for these shoots to help. I work one on one with a producer from an agency who hires me for these 1 day shoots. We start with interviews, break and then shoot broll. The shoot runs from 9am - 3pm and they pay me $2200 if the producer is there, or $2900 if I'm solo. She conducts the interviews via zoom or in person. No editing. Just delivery of RAW files. It's an extremely low stress production. Furthermore. I once had dreams of purchasing Aputure's, light domes, and Cstands, however now I'm dubious. One light would easily run me $1500..... My client has made it clear to me that she is more than happy with these results. The major benefits of my Godox kit is of course that it is super cheap. I don't even sand bag them on set because they are so light it's virtually impossible to hurt someone and if they fall they land light. Even if one were to fail, I'd still have a key light and they are of course crazy cheap to replace.

When I started my career as a filmmaker, Jake Mann gave me a shot to create a video for his business. From there, it caught attention and my career sky rocketed. Take a listen to what he has to say about this community! https://vimeo.com/907473755/314a122d8c?share=copy

Hey @Cody Milewski Hope you’re having a great day ! How do you come up with fresh content every month after the first 30videos. Are you repeating any videos? Example, the instructional videos after you’ve made one of those do you just reshoot it with different broll. Hope this makes sense :)

Hey Legends! I’m considering shooting commercials for small businesses here as an additional business! Would you recommend pairing that offer with YT ads to boost offer value; or do commercials only? I’ve taken several courses for YT ads implementing with success. I have also mastered automations on the marketing side of things. Just not sure if adding that will be too much. I know that with the commercial; the deliverable is an incredible video that tells their story, or presents their offer. Fairly straightforward. The deliverable for YT ads takes much more time, and tweaking. In turn, with the wrong client; can be stressful to say the least. Not so straightforward. Keep in mind; Time is a serious factor for me; as my main business and family are main priorities

Hi, my name is Kyle and I'm from Anaheim, CA and my company is LTL Productions. I want to learn this from Videography Business Mastery: 1. How to scale my business to the next level to become financially free 2. How to attract more of my ideal client 3. Learn from those who are doing the things I want to do and living the life I want to live For fun, I like to: 1. Cook, I LOVE cooking haha 2. Hang out and visit my friends up north on the Central Coast and PNW 3. Play video games (when I have the time haha, I'm a big Assassins Creed and Bioshock fan) Bonus things I love to do, i love doing photography work and watch football, Go Chargers!