Buying a lens depends on various factors & it could vary from your budget to the purpose. How often would you use it, if purchased? It it good to rent? What parameters to work-on before buying a new lens? Plug-in & enjoy the episode😊

Numerous movie producers today feel that film festivals can be an exercise in futility.

The expense of submitting to a bunch of festivals can be pricey and

the odds of getting in to some random festival are little. Not to notice that even in a most ideal situation where your film is

programmed at a major festival, it doesn't really mean anything will come out of it concerning distribution or

portrayal. All that stated, festivals are still seemingly outstanding amongst other entry points

into the film business if things line up perfectly, and they are a

phenomenal approach to exhibit your work.

Getting into a festival (particularly a major) is a colossal test to state

the least. Indeed, even with all the opposition out there, you despite everything have a

shot… you simply need to recount to your story in a manner that is helpful for a

Festival acknowledgment.

You might be a sassy videographer with hands-on cam & editing skills but if you've to show-off & get hired as a video professional, how would you go forward? Listen & explore the healthy means or channels to tap into if you've to be in the "You're hired" list. These tips are from top film seniors with a kick-a** portfolio.

With the rapid acceleration of technology, deciding on buying cameras or lens has become confusing & it has it's pros & cons. Relevance of a lens is much more healthier as compared to that of a camera. Listen to episode that presents top 3 reasons on why to go for lens. 😊

I've heard & known some stories on scammers looting money by selling fake camera gear. If you're a professional in digging out the fake ones, i appreciate but what if you are starting out now or don't know how to spot fake gear?! Listen to the super tips that is rolled into the episode to verify the originality of the cam gear. 😊 Follow them & be a savage for all scammers😂

Ever felt something is missing in your gear-box??? Do you think you need all gear in one place? What about quality & price trade-off!! Should i buy it or not? This episode presents a good gear-gamble. Lol😄. Jump in. Good gear is the means to translate a director's vision into reality(intact),thereby the final reel appealing the viewers.

Do you remember the sets used in blockbuster movies like Avengers or Bahubali? Its Massive. Definitely a lot of hustle has gone in making the sets. I'm just fascinated by the intricacy of work involved to make a particular film a decade's milestone. 1000's of employees including artists, technicians, actors, directors, etc make a movie together. Since the Art department has the lion's share in big movies, movie has a healthy production value & later receives accolades globally if the art department does well. Description is short n sweet but execution is hot n spicy. (Lol 😄 but it's true). Moreover, working in big ticket films will rewire your views on making a film especially in this department. You can google filmmaking videos or BTS of films(Behind The Scenes) to know set dynamics.

We all as filmmakers love taking photos, videos, but what is the frequency of its occurrence? Whether you're a wedding videographer or a professional filmmaker, how would you decide on owning a gear? Buying or Renting or Borrowing!!! If you're in a fix, listen & answer the questions sold on this episode. I hope you find your gear-mate 😉.