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Thank you so much! Thats a great suggestion, I've been thinking about the a6400 a lot for the video. Could be a lot of fun for sure! Thank you so much for watching the video and for reaching out with your camera suggestion, it truly means a lot. Cheers, my friend!

No worries at all! I appreciate the feedback. Thank you for watching the video and for reaching out, it truly means a lot. Cheers!

The ZV-1 would be a super fun entry level camera to use for the video! Thank you for the suggestion and for watching the video my friend, cheers!

I’m so glad you enjoyed the video! Thank you so much for watching and for reaching out, it truly means a lot. Cheers, my friend!

Absolutely, that’s a great choice! Thank you so much for watching the video and for reaching out with your camera suggestion my friend, cheers!

Or the canon eos rp!

Absolutely, it's my pleasure! I'm so glad you're enjoying the videos. Thank you so much for watching and reaching out my friend, it truly means a lot. Cheers!

Thank you so much! Absolutely, the Sony ZV-E10 would be super fun to use for this challenge. It's definitely a camera I'm highly considering for sure! Thank you for reaching out with your suggestion and for watching the video my friend, it truly means a lot. Cheers!

Absolutely! The a6400 is a great suggestion, it was definitely a camera I had in mind for the video. The GH5II is a great camera! I use to have the original GH5 a few years ago and loved it. I'm glad the video could help! Thank you for watching and for your camera suggestion my friend, cheers!

Awesome, great choice! Thank you for the suggestion and for watching the video my friend, cheers!

Thank you so much I really appreciate that a lot! I'm really glad you enjoyed the video and that it could help. Thank you for watching my friend, cheers!

Thank you so much! I'm so glad you're enjoying the videos. Thank you for watching and for reaching out, it truly means a lot. Cheers, my friend!

@@foxandcrowncreative Very welcome, my Friend!! Cheers.

Thank you so much I really appreciate that a lot! Great suggestion for sure. The iPhone 15 would be super fun to work with in this video idea. Love it! Thank you for watching the video and for reaching out with your camera suggestion, cheers!

Thank you so much I really appreciate that a lot! It was a little rough for a couple of weeks but I'm finally feeling a lot better. 🙌🏼 Thank you for watching the video and for reaching out, it truly means a lot. Cheers!

@@foxandcrowncreative YAY! So happy to hear you're feeling better x

Absolutely! For me personally, I've found that if I can just get the process started it all gets easier from there. You've got this friend! Thanks for watching the video and for reaching out, cheers!

Thank you my friend that means a ton! I'm so glad the videos can help. Absolutely, c-stands can be super handy! For sure, the fans got a little loud when I really pushed the light at 100% and I had it on for a good while before I heard it, but it wasn't too loud and I only noticed it the one time. Overall, these lights are incredible and can do so much at a really great price point, I highly recommend them for sure! 🎥💡 This is such a great question! There is a lot I can say, but one thing to keep in mind is that filming in real rain can sometimes be a little tricky because it can be harder for the camera to detect. Especially if it's light rain. Often times, filmmakers will create fake rain and then over exaggerate it so that the camera can pick it up better, and it also gives them more control on the overall effect in the scene. I love the idea of setting the camera indoors to film through a window looking outside at the character. This will not only ensure that your camera stays dry but will also create a cool composition for your shot, the frame within a frame. Depending on the context of the scene, this could really help to keep the viewers eye on the main point of interest and potentially have a bigger impact on the way the audience perceives the events that are taking place in the scene. This is actually a video idea I've been thinking about making for some time. Let me know if this is a video you would be interested in watching form my channel, because it sounds super fun to make! Of course, these are just my thoughts and opinions, but I hope this helps! I'm looking forward to watching the scene you create! Cheers, friend!

@@foxandcrowncreative thank you, Ryan! Really appreciate your thorough responses! Re: "one thing to keep in mind is that filming in real rain can sometimes be a little tricky because it can be harder for the camera to detect." --this makes a lot of sense, I didn't even consider that aspect. Of course, I'd love to see some tips on filming a rainy scene, that'd be so cool! This conversation sparked a thought that could help me with planning... since we get plenty of heavy rainy days on the Oregon coast in the Fall, I can experiment with different camera placements and daylight times to see how heavy the rain needs to be in order for it to show up well in the shot. I don't even have to be outside getting wet to test this out from the window lol. As always, thanks for the inspiration and conversation. Cheers!

Absolutely, I’m happy I could help!

Haha I had a lot of fun with that scene! I had a few different versions of what I was going to say but I ended up choosing that line. I should find a way to share the outtakes haha! Thanks for watching my friend!

@@foxandcrowncreative outtakes are a great idea! Could be really fun shorts too.

Oh for sure, that's a great idea! I might just have to do that. Thanks brother!

Thank you so much that truly means a lot! Absolutely, that's a great suggestion! I actually had the 5D on on my mind for this video idea as well. I use to work with the original 5D and then the 6D after that, so I thought it might be fun to revisit those cameras again for this new video idea. Love it! 🎥 Thank you so much for the suggestion and for watching the video my friend, cheers!

@@foxandcrowncreative my pleasure my friend! 😊🙏

Hey, great question! It's a little tube light made by a company called Ambitful. Here is a link below to where I picked it up on Amazon if you're interested in checking it out. I hope this helps! Thank you for watching the video, cheers! Ambitful A2 Tube Light a.co/d/0faXfqk3

Thank you so much! I really appreciate that a lot. Absolutely I’m happy to help! Freewell has adapter rings for other sizes as well. You should be able to find them on their website and I think on Amazon. Here is a link below. www.freewellgear.com/en/v2-hybrid-vndcpl/1144-2150-v2-base-ring-cap.html#/49-dslr_thread_size-82mm I hope this helps! Thank you so much for watching the video my friend, cheers!

Awesome thank you for the suggestion! I think the ZVE10 is a great choice for that video idea. Thanks for watching my friend, cheers!

Thank you so much! I had a ton of fun with this one. For sure, I definitely get a lot of use out of my C-stands. I love how versatile they are, and they can be a huge help when I want to get a creative shot when filming myself. Lots of super fun and creative options for sure! Thank you for watching the video my friend, cheers!

Love that suggestion! Thank you so much my friend, cheers!

Thank you so much I really appreciate that a lot! That's a great suggestion, the ZV-E10 was actually one of the cameras I had in mind. I think it'll be a great camera to use for that video idea! Thank you for watching and for the camera suggestion. Can't wait to make that video! Cheers!

Absolutely! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video. Woah that's an amazing deal for your c-stands! They're super helpful and fun for getting creative shots like the one in the video, especially when filming solo. Thank you so much for watching the video my friend, cheers!

Thank you so much! I'm so glad you enjoyed the video. Thank you for watching my friend, cheers!

Thank you my friend!

Thank you so much I'm so glad you enjoyed the video! Absolutely! I used a baby pin to 1/4 20 thread adapter. It came with the Amaran 60X when I bought it, but I think you can find something similar on websites like B&H, or maybe even Amazon. I hope this helps! Thank you for watching the video my friend, cheers!

Haha thank you my friend! This shot was a lot of fun. It’s amazing how much a little 60W light can do. 🎥💡

Hey! I use the Sennheiser MKE 600. Love this mic! I've used many mics in the past, but I've had this one for a few years now and I use it for a lot of my projects, and the majority of the videos on my channel. I hope this is helpful! I've left a link below if you're interest in checking it out. Thank you so much for watching the video, it truly means a lot, cheers! a.co/d/4eiQure

Absolutely, I’m so glad the video could help! Thank you so much for watching my friend, cheers!

Thank you so much! I'm having a lot of fun making these videos and I'm super grateful to see that they can help. Thank you for watching the videos, and for all the support and encouragement my friend, it truly means a lot. Cheers!

Thank you my friend! I’m so glad you enjoyed the video!

Gary!! Thank you so much I had a ton of fun making this one. I'm really glad the video could help. It's great to hear from you my friend, thank you so much for watching the video!

@@foxandcrowncreative Been meaning to reach out! Hope all is well with you and the family! 🖤

I'm glad you did! I've been meaning to reach out too. Hope you and your family are doing well also!

Absolutely, so true! It's super fun to be reminded of techniques I haven't used in a while, for me it'll usually spark a new idea. Love it! 🎥 Thank you so much for watching my friend, cheers!

That's awesome, thank you so much that really means a ton! I've been having a lot of fun making these videos and have been trying out new things lately. I'm so glad to see that they can help and are enjoyable to watch. Thank you so much for watching my friend, cheers!

Absolutely, you totally should! I’m so glad the video could help. Thank you so much for watching my friend, cheers!

@@foxandcrowncreative yeah the video I am working on know will hopefully workout as more cinematic or a train wreck. Too soon to know. 🙂

That’s awesome! Send me a link when it’s published I’d love to check it out.

Thank you so much I really appreciate that a lot! I’m glad the video could help. Thank you so much for watching, cheers!

Thank you so much that means a lot! I'm so glad the videos can help. Thank you for watching my friend, cheers!

Thank you so much my friend, I appreciate that a ton!

For sure great question! I'm going to be honest, this isn't a film I've studied a whole lot, but here are my thoughts. Although Baraka is a non-narrative documentary, the director still takes the viewer on an intentional journey. All of the decisions, techniques, camera choices etc., were intentional for telling the story he wanted to tell, human nature and our impact on the environment. Again, I'm absolutely not an expert on this film, this is just my opinion based off of my take away from the film and interviews I've read with the director. I'd love to hear your take on it as well! Thanks for reaching out and for watching the video my friend, cheers!

@@foxandcrowncreative hmm you make some really good points! It actually brings up a really interesting philosophical question. Is something cinematic because of the story it’s telling? or can something be cinematic without having a story tied to it, for different factors (lighting, composition, color, production design, etc)? I guess it depends how we define cinematic (I guess I’m defining it loosely as something that looks like it could belong in a movie shown at the cinema). I’ve seen some cinematography reels that I’d call “cinematic” that don’t have an overarching story. But then I guess we need to clarify what we mean by story, too. Can a single shot that doesn’t tell a complete “story” be “cinematic”? The philosophical side of me might ponder these things for a while haha. Happy to hear your continued thoughts too, either way

Thank you my friend I really appreciate that a lot! It's been super fun and I'm really happy to see that the videos can help. I'm so glad you enjoyed this video, thank you so much for watching!

Hey, thank you so much for reaching out I really appreciate the feedback! Absolutely, I completely agree. In the video, I mention a few times that there are many elements like composition, lighting, etc., that all work together to create a cinematic experience. I also say that color grading is just one among many elements that make up a cinematic image, but it's not the only element. I did talk about color grading a little bit for context, but I agree that lighting and color grading work together and I could've talked about that more in this video. I will definitely keep that in mind in future videos. Thank you for watching the video and for reaching out, it truly means a lot. Cheers, my friend!

That's awesome! I think that the FX3 is a solid choice for sure. The XLR inputs on the top handle and the cooling fan are a huge plus, especially for a podcast setup. 🎥 Thank you so much for watching, subscribing and for reaching out, it truly means a ton! Cheers, my friend!

Thank you so much that truly means a lot! Cheers, friend!

That's amazing, thank you so much Wendy that means a ton! I'm so glad you are enjoying the videos and that they can help. Cheers, my friend!

Very well said and I couldn't agree more! I love the whole filmmaking process and how we can use each element to tell our stories in a very captivating and visual way. 🎥 Thank you so much for watching and for reaching out my friend, I love talking about things like this. Cheers!