#video production

With platform cuts, are you still investing in 4K gear?

Is a $5,000 cinema camera actually worth it for a solo run-and-gun shooter?

After platform algorithm changes, are short films still worth producing?

Are you still buying pro gear or making do with a phone for video now?

Are high-end video production kits a total waste for 90% of creators taking themselves too seriously?

Would you ever switch from Canon to Sony for professional video work?

Are expensive cinema cameras just status symbols for people who don't actually tell stories?

Is the Blackmagic Pocket 6K Pro overhyped for indie video production?

How are you handling the shift to vertical video for social media clients?

Is buying new lighting equipment now hard to justify with LED rental services?

Why do so many YouTubers swear by the Blackmagic Pocket 4K for indie video production?

Is the “film look” just a filter for people who can’t tell good lighting from bad?

Has the cost of running a video studio forced you to rethink your energy habits?

Is the "film look" actually better, or just nostalgia for imperfection?

Why do videographers still insist on shooting in 24fps when nobody's going to the movies?

Are you quitting paid subscriptions over new video production costs?

After the last algorithm change, is video production just for views now?

Do most videographers using LUTs actually know how to color grade by hand?

Would you switch from Atomos Ninja V to a monitor with internal recording?

Are you still shooting in 4K with streaming demanding vertical video?