Course Introduction
- What to Expect
Video Gear for Any Budget
- 1 - $150 Budget
- 2 - $500 Budget
- 3 - $1,000 Budget
- 4 - $2,500 Budget
- 5 - $5,000 Budget
- 6 - $10,000 Budget
- 7 - Wrap-up
What you'll learn
- Know what video gear is right for you
- Have a gear list made for your budget
Description
To first make a video you are going to at least need a camera. To make a good video you will most likely need some type of audio and lighting gear as well. But what kind? With so many brands out there and each offering their own version of the same tool it can be overwhelming trying to figure out what you need. So let us help! We break down exactly what to get no matter how small the budget.
Whether you have $150 or up to $10,000 to spend on video gear, this free 7-part video course covers what cameras, lenses, microphones, & lighting are best at all kinds of budget ranges.
Figure out what gear you need, what gear you don't, and what's worth the money!
About the instructors
- 4.24 Calificación
- 78051 Estudiantes
- 5 Cursos
Caleb Wojcik
Filmmaker & Videographer
Caleb Wojcik has been making videos off and on for nearly a decade. In that time he has filmed the NHL, MLB, NCAA basketball & football, weddings, commercials, book trailers, and plenty of training videos for the web. He teaches web video production at DIYVideoGuy.com and runs a video production studio in San Diego, CA called Caleb Wojcik Films.
Student feedback
4.2
Course Rating
Reviews
Jonathan Marc ST VIL
19-06-2023
basic things
Albert Bedward
19-06-2023
Great presentation, very informative, right amount of information.
Jerry Legere
19-06-2023
Well done training program on the basics of video equipment. Covers budget levels and equipment you need for your budget. I have been looking on youtube and this explains everything in an easy to understand format. thanks for a great video! Jerry Website Designer 1 .com