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Michael & Dustin open the show talking about Dustin's plans to build a home editing studio and what it means to "pull a Dustin". The conversation turns to SNL and how Michael's uncle used to work for the show in the 70's. Afterwards, the guys discuss Dustin's dismay over the VideoBros cat logo, early 2000's reality TV shows, the BMPCC 6K battery grip and how their anxiety affects their shoot prep. Later, Dustin rants about sexism at weddings, and Michael tells a story about some funny footage he captured recently. Before wrapping, the guys hit on Dustin's wedding shoot that was styled like The Office, Michael's "jealousy" over Dustin's relationship with his current employer, frame rates, vocal microphones, podcast editing and home improvement projects.

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The guys open show talking about how Dustin believes that Michael's podcasting venture is a complete waste of time and money. Dustin catches us up on the family drama surrounding his sister-in-law's wedding and the projects he's working on. The guys talk about the difference between videographers and cinematographers and the new Kinefinity Mavo LF. Before wrapping they chat about the Venus Optics Laowa 24mm probe lens and the one industry that could really benefit from it. At the end of the episode, Michael calls up his buddy Andrew Nease to ask him how to start live streaming events. They discuss everything you need to know to get started and some pitfalls to avoid.

If you have questions for Andrew, hit up on instagram @andrewneasevideo or his website andrewnease.com

Below is a list of the products mentioned in this episode:
ATEM Mini Pro
OBS
50' HDMI Cable
Tascam DR60
Speedtest.net

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Dustin opens the show in a bad mood, and Michael botches the intro. The guys discuss the making of this podcast, Dustin's unfolding family drama, and Consumer Reports magazine. The conversation turns to cable news and Dustin explains why Wolf Blitzer is the worst broadcaster. Afterwards, the guys hit on storytelling in video, the effect of coronavirus on the economy and an update on Dustin's most recent commercial video project. Before wrapping, Dustin brags about his portable power workstation, the guys talk about battery options for the BMPCC4K, the Sigma 150-600mm lens and life insurance.

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Michael & Dustin open the show discussing the VideoBros intro music. The guys give an update on how they're managing during the corona shutdown and make their predictions on what will happen next. Later, Dustin talks about how one of his Pocket 4K cameras is like the others, gives an update on the performance of the memory card he hyped up in a previous episode and chats about why he refuses to use the Samsung T5 SSD with the Pocket cams. Eventually the guys hit on several topics including The Tiger King series on Netflix, Dustin's experience with filming big cat rescue operations, Michael's take on Rick Kirkham (producer, Joe Exotic TV) and their favorite quotes from the series. Before wrapping, the guys talk about their upcoming shoot schedules, product names that don't make sense, and the family drama surrounding an upcoming wedding within Dustin's family.

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Michael and Dustin open the show talking about Dustin's loose connection to the Tiger King, Michael's love of documentaries and the continued affect of the Coronavirus shutdown on both of their work schedules. This leads to a discussion of their ideal work and project completion schedules. Later the guys talk about how the titans of television can't manage to get decent-looking live-stream composition of themselves at home during the quarantine. Afterwards, Dustin chats about a video passion project he wants to work on, the possibility of the guys taking a stock footage vacation together and Dustin's struggle to create a logo for his production company via Fiverr. Michael gives his suggestions for making income during the shutdown and shares an interesting observation about Dustin. Before wrapping, the guys hit on their gear organization styles, the shows they're currently watching and more about Dustin's logo obsession.

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The guys open the show with updates on their shooting schedules and how the shutdown has continued to affect their work as well as the work of fellow videographers. This leads to discussion about the recent popularity of Zoom calls and what Michael Cera has been up to lately. The conversation turns to Dustin's current editing backlog, his dismay with other videographer's footage, and new kind of motivational poster is born. Before wrapping, the guys hit on CFast cards, Pornhub, and their earliest childhood memories regarding visual arts.

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Dustin opens the show with an impression of Michael. The guys discuss a documentary titled Everybody's Everything and the look of modern documentaries. Michael then does an impression of Dustin. The conversation turns to gimbals and Dustin rants about his gimbal-related pet peeve. NAB 2020 is cancelled and the guys lament being unable to attend and wonder if they'll still hear all the big announcements they were looking forward to from their favorite manufacturers. Dustin gives his take on tattoos, Rachael interrupts the show, and the chit-chat resumes with all things Saturday Night Live. Before wrapping, the guys hit on editing your own footage and the influence that has on your shooting style, Rookie of the Year, OTT video, books on Dustin's shelf, girls basketball and coronavirus. 

This show was originally supposed to be 55 minutes, but Michael forgot to look at the timer. 

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The guys open the show with Coronavirus talk and discuss how the media's constant "chicken little" approach to covering stories has earned them no respect from people who have grown up watching cable news. Then they get into the nuts and bolts of a video project Dustin is working on for a major airline tech company and using the BMPCC 6K in real life. This leads to talk about the storage, format and battery life options that Dustin has been weighing for his BMPCC shoots. The guys discuss how the virus is affecting their work schedules and income, and how it might actually be a good thing. Before wrapping, the guys hit on videos by Daniel Schiffer and Peter McKinnon and give their thoughts on outsourcing editing. 

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Michael & Dustin open the show with a discussion about photographers, music and Dustin's struggle with his high school marching band and his audio engineering ambitions. The conversation turns to to Lady Gaga and Selena Gomez' music videos shot on iPhone.  Before the show wraps, the guys hit on a number of topics including Ellen, Hitler, Scientology and sitcom wives.  

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Michael and Dustin open the show with a discussion about SNL, The National Geographic Channel, and sound effect libraries. Dustin tells a tale that triggers Michael’s health anxiety. The conversation turns to what it takes to make nature documentaries, and they follow up on their previous discussion about editing headphones. The guys talk about Dustin’s pet situation, confusing shoots, communication issues between clients and production houses, people who shouldn’t be on camera and why corporate events suck. Before wrapping up, the guys hit on the BMPCC, Metabones adapters, a cheap memory card option for BMPCC and eye glasses.

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