Join me for a tour of the Trail Sage studio and other helpful tips. You might be surprised at how inexpensive and simple my setup actually is.
And while I realize my setup is not “professional”, we can still get pretty close using some creativity, a mix of household items, and some prosumer gear. But being tight on cost, as well as space, also meant this studio had to function as my office when I was not recording video.
So the question became, could we create a multifunctional studio/office for under $200? Of course this price does NOT include the camera, and that’s because this setup can work using any camera, including the one on your phone. Obviously there’s a lot more that goes into creating a good video, including editing software, scripting, and shooting b-roll however that will have to be another video.
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The four big ticket items I used to create my studio.
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Other Helpful Items:
Benro Aluminum Monopod
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Rosco Cinescreen Window Treatment
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A special “Thank You” to my Dad who helped me with the studio shots. He taught me everything I know and I’m grateful to have his experience and knowledge to draw upon
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