How to build a Cinematic Sony ZV-E10 Rig Build Step by Step

step by step build of our Camera rig for capturing footage at our gigs and also for filming DJ sets and music documentaries.
Using a Sony ZV-E10 as a base and a Sigma 16mm 1.4 lens we build out a rig that has a long battery life which is also hot swappable.
Using SmallRig, GCine and FeelWorld components we show you how we built this highly practical rig.
Practical and robust and easy and cheap to build.

[@getthejackets]

Nicely done looks cool

[@naws_music]

Cheers man!

[@an_o_ia]

You forgot the second attachment point to the camera. Its a small metal piece that came with the cage. (makes the cage much more stable. Especially with a Top Handle)
The screen isn´t 4K. That´s just the input it takes
If you wanna get an other HDMI cable I would recommend the Smallrig cables, because they are really flexible and thin

[@naws_music]

Thanks so much for the advice!!

[@djlick2]

I know you're going to be shooting stuff on this and posting it soon, but I would potentially update the end, and do some before and after videos, to show exactly HOW much it improved your video content. Or maybe make that a different video.

[@naws_music]

Good idea! It’s such a cool camera. Also just got a DJI RS3 mini gimbal which is rad.

[@djlick2]

@@naws_music also one I have had my eye on.

[@TheRealityTwister]

I have a street and stage show and looking to do some filming each show is 2.5 hours. Do you think this setup is right for someone new

[@naws_music]

Yes - for extended filming you will need a camera that is capable of continuously recording (this Sony camera can) and also an external battery like I have here.

[@kartiksasmal2003]

total cost for this

[@naws_music]

About $1300 including screen and camera itself with the upgraded lens.