From what I can tell there are two types of film makers the kind with money and the kind with out and they are expected to put out the same level of work. This article is for those who don't have a lot of money and need a good studio to work in. Joey Shanks is highly regarded for extremely professional looking videos and he fall under the type that has little money meaning he has what I assume are good tips. First off use cardboard to block unwanted light, I know this is important to filming due to the multiple articles I've read that said so. Other lighting tips in clued the use of a dimmable head lamp and use a wire less lamp with the bulb smashed for cooler effects. lastly tip is to tie ankle weights to the bottom to keep them from falling and placing the cables under stand to keep them from being pulled over.
final question "how many camera lenses do we use next year?"
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