Jackson Britt and Marcus See debate whether being a solo videographer or a production company is a better way to go.

If you haven’t listened to our podcast, this is a MUST LISTEN. In this episode, Marcus and Bobby Glen James talk about their failures including losing thousands of dollars, their successes, and why this podcast is so beneficial to both beginner and experienced filmmakers.

Why did Bobby Glen James and Marcus start this podcast and what types of failures have they faced in their professional careers? Find out tomorrow...and we promise there are some doozies.

What's coming up this week? Well, Marcus and Bobby Glen James try to determine if they are actually qualified to be giving business advice to filmmakers...be sure to listen and find out.

Jackson Britt is a filmmaker in Los Angeles, CA who partnered up with the wrong person, was too aggressive when it came to pursuing clients, didn’t spend enough time with his significant other, and ultimately overcame every obstacle he faced. During this show we discuss how he was able to beat all the odds and pursue a successful filmmaking career.

Robert Tovar works a full time job, has a family, and is building a career as a filmmaker in Salt Lake City, Utah. In this episode he discusses how to balance life and a filmmaking career as well as how he got started.

Julian Wallace is a filmmaker in Los Angeles, California who has had the opportunity to work with Realtors as their full-time videographer. During this episode, we discuss the struggles of working full time for one client, the limits of videography equipment, and the challenges when facing "burnout".

Clint Ekern left his job in the mortgage industry to pursue a career in filmmaking. His first mistake was buying gear without having the right skill set. Join us as we talk about the struggles Clint faced as he began his filmmaking career. In part 2 we discuss how to deal with bad competition (undercutting) and cheap clients.

Will Pierce runs a marketing agency and video production company in Colorado. Initially, he struggled with obsessing over what gear to buy, wanting every video to be perfect, and wondering if his skill set was good enough...but all the gear in the world won't help if you forget to bring it to the shoot! In part 2 we brainstorm ways for Will to find new customers in his local area without needing to travel to larger cities.

Mark Keady started his filmmaking career with a Canon T6i and has encountered his fair share of obstacles including personal relationships and conflicts on film sets. In Part 2 we discuss how to gain a reputation as a filmmaker noo matter what niche you chose.