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Pre-Production is something a lot of you are not doing and it shows.... This is a simple process in which you have some questions to answer in order to lay some parameters and write some notes on the project at hand. This process is different for everyone but in this episode I go over mine with you!. Do not forget to rate and review on iTunes!!
This podcast is going to cover a couple of the subjects you guys asked for on social media. I cannot cover them all since some of the subjects are a lot more involved. In this episode I cover the areas of ND Filters, Networking, and upcoming projects. Thanks again for all of you that have written reviews and gave the podcast 5 starts on iTunes, it means the world to me.
I've ran a couple bases over the years but one has been my baby for over 8 years and that has been the Muddy Boss Hawg base. I loved the stability and the reliability but I hate the size and weight. This past Feb. I ran across the Out on a Limb Mfg booth and their camera base. I loved the design, size and price so I bought one. I used it all last week in Canada on my bear trip so here are my thought on its performance.
In this episode I go over the two top POV cameras on the market right now, The DJI Osmo Action and the GoPro Hero 7 black. I cover features, images, price, and audio from each camera. There is a clean winner in my mind so listen if you wanna know where to spend your money!
This week I am joined by guest Jamey Shirah who is a really good buddy of mine and we talk about several things. Jamey is a small business owner that recently jumped in on a outdoor filming project with me called "Make It Happen" (@mihseries) that is currently airing on the Mossy Oak Go App. We talk about some of things he does in his small business, things he has learned and also we get into what he thinks of the outdoor industry so far.
Sorry you guys, its been almost a month since my last podcast but it has been a busy spring. Had several turkey hunts happen and been working on edits till now. I asked the other day on IG if you guys had any topics for a podcast and I got several questions/topics to talk about so I tried to hit them all the best I could while winging it. Here ya go!
Kyle Scott and I have been friends for a long time now and we came together like so many of my other buddies. We met through filming hunts and trying to make some money at it in the process. Kyle would leave his engineering degree to chase this crazy career and he has not looked back. He recently added a little one at home to the mix so in this episode we see how that has changed things for him in his business.
This guy needs no introduction. If have have had Sportsman or Outdoor Channel in the last 10 years you have seen this guy on your screen. Michael Hunsucker is one of the innovators in the outdoor business. The show Heartland Bowhunter is one of the few shows that changed the way we view and create outdoor tv and content. The show sets the bar higher and higher each year with their opening graphics and continues to have one of the highest rated shows on outdoor TV. In this episode we dive into the behind the scenes/production side of things. Its a good one.
I have been getting a ton of questions about various things for the last few months. I figured I would sit down and try and answer most of them here. Over 40 questions get answered so sit back and wait for yours if you asked one.
In this episode I get to catch up with some guys I met at ATA this year. These two Illinois boys are listeners of the podcast and check in with me about stuff they are working on and learning often. Homey and Cody are some down to earth dudes that are learning this production thing on the fly but they aren't afraid to try things, fail, and learn. Hope you can learn something from them.
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