Something we’re implementing more often is treating our clients like family. Taking them to lunch or getting them some treats from a local bakery. It’s the little things that can solidify your relationships with your clients. Plus, it feels good to do good for others. What’s something you’ve done for your clients? 👇

As you saw the title, Hi it's me. In 2023 I quit my full-time job to start my filmmaking business without any planning next 3 months I did some projects for free but not a single paid project thanks to my sales skills. Later, I joined my full-time job again, and then I started questioning myself that maybe I am not good this is not for me. I did some more free work after that to lift my confidence. Now I am getting better, last week we talked about going out and introducing yourselves to local businesses in the Instagram group. I tried that and trust me that helped. Maybe Soon I will shoot my 1st spotlight video i am pretty confident now after completing my city spotlight course. Go out and introduce yourself to local businesses and talk to them. Keep pushing each other.

I've been a Sony fan for a long time but to be honest I love the Black Magic cameras. They just have a certain look that I haven't seen other camera reproduce. Canon has a great color science. But just curious, what are you rockin with these days? 🤘

This was a fun little setup. We used the Dana Dolly with the Sony FX6 and Ironglass lenses. We had to capture dialogue with someone with very little to no experience acting in front of a camera. But after about 5 takes we had everything we needed. 👍

We are planning to do more Zoom Calls but I want to see what works best for most. Let us know down below. 🤝