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Stop Undervaluing Yourself: How to Price Your Video Projects Right If you're a video creator or freelancer, you’ve probably been there—struggling to figure out what to charge for your projects. Maybe you’re worried about overpricing or underselling yourself. Well, it’s time to stop undervaluing your work and learn how to price your video projects like a pro! In this video, I’m sharing some simple tips and strategies to help you set the right rates, whether you're shooting a YouTube video, making a commercial, or working on any other type of video project. No more second-guessing your pricing! 🔥 Here’s what we’ll cover: It all begins with clarity and commitment $imple "Per finished-minute" pricing method Itemized invoices 💡 Whether you're just getting started or have been in the video game for a while, I’m breaking down exactly how to charge what you're worth and avoid the common mistakes that can cost you. No more underpricing! 👍 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and hit that bell for more tips on growing your freelance video biz. Let’s make those projects pay off! #VideoProduction #PricingYourWork #FreelanceLife #VideoCreatorTips #CreativeBusiness #FreelancerTips #VideoPricing #HowToChargeWhatYoureWorth
Stop Undervaluing Yourself: How to Price Your Video Projects Right
Red Komodo X Z Mount | Auto Focus Tests with Nikkor and Sony Lenses If you're curious how the Red Komodo X (Z Mount) stacks up against your favorite mirrorless cameras, check out this test. In this video walk through basic AF tests with the following lenses 01:01:13:09 - Nikkor 28/f2.8 SE (Sensitivity 5, Speed 5) 01:04:02:07 - Nikkor 40/f2.0 SE (Sensitivity 5, Speed 5) 01:05:43:13 - Nikkor 40/f2.0 SE (Sensitivity 0, Speed 0) 01:06:55:01 - Sony 16-35 GM II (Sensitivity 0, Speed 0) 01:09:52:05 - Sony 16-35 GM II (Sensitivity 5, Speed 5) 01:10:48:07 - Sony 24-70 GM II (Sensitivity 5, Speed 5) 01:12:08:05 - Sony 24-70 GM II (Sensitivity 0, Speed 0) 01:13:38:15 - Sony 24-70 GM II (Sensitivity -5, Speed -5) Is this something of interest to you at all?
Red Komodo X Z Mount | Auto Focus Tests with Nikkor and Sony Lenses
As creative professionals, it’s easy to get lost in the grind of deadlines, gear upgrades, and client demands. But how do you reignite the passion that first drew you to this creative world? In this video, we dive deep into strategies for rediscovering your love for filmmaking and video production, while also building a supportive, collaborative community around you. I discuss: Why community is essential for long-term growth and success in video production How collaboration can help you grow both personally and professionally Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, this video will give you actionable insights and inspiration to help you reclaim your passion and cultivate a thriving, supportive community in the video production world. Subscribe for more tips, tools, and inspiration to keep your creative journey going strong! Let's connect on IG, Threads, or Facebook: @bradwatanabe #VideoProduction #FilmMaking #CreativeCommunity #PassionForFilmmaking #VideoProductionTips #CreativeBlock #FilmmakerLife
Lost your creative passion? Build your Tribe!
New morning routine? Minus the 🌧️#golfvlog #hawaiilife
Is the SonyRX1Rii still worth it in 2024? Absolutely! If you're looking for a 42.4mp, Full Frame, fixed lens alternative to the Leica Q2 or Q3, this might be the best option on the market! This camera can definitely compete with the likes of the Leica Q2 and Q3 in terms of straight cool factor... and I think that the images that you can create with this are also quite amazing. I've only had this camera for a week, but have brought it with me just about everywhere I've gone and have captured so many keepers. With really reliable auto focus and great color science, this camera is definitely hard to beat at a fraction of the cost of used Q2 or Q3. Gear discussed in this video Sony RX1Rii: https://a.co/d/4P4XYIg TELESIN Pocket NP-BX1 Battery Charger: https://a.co/d/a22ujSQ Fotodiox Pro Camera Grip: https://a.co/d/bJM8l7u Soft Shutter (3-pack): https://a.co/d/658EiLC Wrist Strap: https://a.co/d/2WipiMu Gear used to make this video Panasonic S9: https://a.co/d/8xOT3Z7 Sigma 20/f2: https://a.co/d/76jfwN2 Insta360 X4: https://a.co/d/5yvUKqo Zoom F3 Audio Recorder: https://a.co/d/eXsRX4M Rode PodMic: https://a.co/d/4nMxujM DocPopps Windscreen: https://docmerch.com/products/doc-popp-for-roede-podmic Nanlite Forza 60: https://a.co/d/9lMoD7e Nanlite Softbox: https://a.co/d/6cJnXkJ Let's connect on social: Instagram + Threads: @bradwatanabe
Is the SonyRX1Rii still worth it in 2024?
I’m rethinking my approach to storytelling, cinematography and simply being a good dad/husband by setting up some boundaries in my life… and it’s starting with a shift to shooting more film. Shot on: Canon R5 Mark ii: https://a.co/d/iEAq5I5 Canon RF 24mm f/1.8: https://a.co/d/0XNwHCZ Deity PR-2: https://a.co/d/bqIwjE9
Re-Learning Film Photography in my 40's
What’s your favorite film stock for vintage cameras? #filmnation #leica #kodakportra400
I’ve been a big fan of Peak Design slings for 6 years or so, but recently, my 5L’s zipper broke, so I knew I’d have to replace it with something. As soon as the Coyote X-Pac series was launch, I knew it was the perfect replacement. The extra liter of space and the newer weather resistant X-Pac material were a welcome change for the kit I normally pack. I’ve been rocking this sling since it landed on-island and it fits all my everyday carry camera kit. It’s going to be a great dad-travel bag with minimal gear, and I’m excited to break in this new material! Do you have a favorite EDC camera bag? Shot on: Nikon Zf: https://a.co/d/akojWMd Tamron 17-28: https://a.co/d/8fkFHs3 Megadap - Sony to Nikon adapter: https://a.co/d/iK3Sxam Sennheiser MKE400 Shotgun Mic: https://a.co/d/9RnUh45
My 2024 Camera EDC | Peak Design 6L Sling Coyote X-Pac Edition
Standing tall in the face of identity crisis #podcast #olelohawaii
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