directly speaking, there are certainly lots of of ways to do it. If you are skilled in coding and dev...there certainly is an angle in building an agency offer around that. In my experience of building a content agency, the secret sauce is finding a offer that is really simple to deliver (for example editing short format instagam reels is much easier and scalable than fancy commercials that take weeks to edit)....I imagine the same is present for dev. In my case, I learned how to scale a education business...which looks like partnering with a content creator or influencer, learning how to create a offer people want, learning how to build a Instagram DM Funnel, And then learning how to run paid ads on Meta. This is pretty clear cut and dry system and if you are someone who doesn't want to be the "front man" then it's a good system and massive opportunity to find a influencer who doesn't know how and willing to profit share. I am planning to make a few videos on this next ;)

@@HunterOBrienTV Very cool! Thanks for the insight. I need to think about what an equivalent offer to your example of short form vs long form in the dev space would look like. I've done a fair amount of contracting outside of my 9-5 to generate side revenue but haven't been picky about the type of work I take on. Having a social media based funnel to give myself more optionality in the side gig work I pick would definitely be useful. Looking forward to your future content!

Dope! And…what is Prop firm? 👀🙈

@@HunterOBrienTV Prop firm are companies that give you funding $$ to trade with . The way it works is that you pass challenges set by the prop firm which would be making a % of the amount of funding you want . Catch is there are rules in place that if you breach you will lose the account. So in a short way you buying funding from a company for a cheaper price compared to your own capital . This allows you to trade 6 figures without having 6 figures

Very possible , bigger the prop firm account the less you have to trade and risk

@@HunterOBrienTV google FTMO, I think they are biggest one

Bro. Caffeine flows me like water. For better or worse 😅

Thanks mate. I enjoy making em 🤘🏼

Appreciate it! Keepin em coming ✌🏼

Hey mate. It’s a dynamic question with lots of different ways to be successful BUT in my opinion, If you want to start off with getting paid for a skill, I would research a skill you could learn and start applying for work. Some examples, remote sales, remote setting, content creation, running ads. Then you could start working in some one else’s business and see the ins and outs of how it works. Then if you want, you can go create your own info business, agency, or paid membership. I think to start though, getting paid to learn Is a good place to start, that’s what I did with video editing

I have a canon EOS R5C but directly speaking the room and the lighting is think is what makes the vibe of the video. The mic is a rode shotgun mic

I have a canon EOS R5C but directly speaking the room and the lighting is think is what makes the vibe of the video. The mic is a rode shotgun mic

thanks amigo 🙏

Yes sir. Down the KZbin rabbit hole I went and I watch full time filmmaker. They have a premiere pro course for $100

I did my best my friend. Hope you learned something about the cameras :) 🙏🤙🏼

Glad it was helpful!

I would do a deep dive into learning about a business you don’t need money to start 🫡

Cheers mate. Glad you enjoyed it

thanks mate. The thumbnail took a minute to sus out but I think I landed on a good one. Glad you got some value out of the vid.

Give me a shout and we can brainstorm it ✌🏼

I made him get up early for that lol

Ah thanks mate. left the "m" out of "com" but good to know someone snagged the .co We shall fix this.

PS. I just realized... I downloaded some of your Premiere Presets years ago...use em all the time! 🤌🏻

cheers dude!

Cheers mate!

Thanks my friend

We shall see 🤘🏼😁

In terms of vlogging, I would prioritize the auto focus over everything. If you are vlogging, audio doesn't seem to important (to me) as you are out and about and ambient noise ads to the vibe of the video. But if you are struggling to stay in focus, that would be a pain in the but. I personally don't think "stabilization" matters much...if you get good with setting up shots, hand held shot skills. But all cameras generally include that in the lenses these days

hey mate. Honestly, IT is more about the wizard not the wand. Now adays, I would stick with an Iphone.... or if you want to get a camera, get one where you can change out the lenses. Like sony ev10 ii ....or get an older model like the original canon R ...which is much cheaper now cuz its an older model but still takes amazing images.

@HunterOBrienTV thanks Sir, You replied really late, I bought zve10 in July. You can give some tips n tricks

@@paramveersingh9563 all good brother. Took a break from a KZbin for a bit. But I wouldn’t second guess your decision, the best camera is the one you have and use. I would dive into learning the workflow and process of shooting reels. That camera is great for it

cheers 🤙 Glad it was helpful

glad you found value from it :)

Objectively speaking…which cameras would you consider to be budget?

I filmed this video with a EOS R

too much coffee! lol will work on this

objectively speaking, I imagine that depends on the job and industry but in my experience, I have found being a "cultural fit" and having good communication skills trumps that. But also, I have never applied to a corporate job so I would not argue that point in that case.

I agree....its hard to beat. There are no waves to surf in Austin or Nashville either lol

I own neither...no bias. but I am human so I am allowed to have an opinion. And I like the Sony better...it's also newer at the time of the video, so naturally it will have better "features"

hey mate...directly speaking, i think it is more about the wizard not the wand. And I would also say, the Channel idea, topics, titles, thumbnails, and all that are where the magic is....AND! Yes, I believe you could acheive that with the ZV1. With that said, now adays, I would say you are better off using your Iphone as they are pretty powerful. I would suggest investing in a camera only if you are willing to get one with interchangable lenses. That way you can upgrade or change lenses...that is what makes something look cinematic or have a specific look more so than the camera body. the sony zv e10 can do that and its an introductory camera....or I would get an older model of the canon cameras like the original Canon R and a used lens on a site like KEH camera.

directly speaking, I would use an iphone over these for that. I would only invest in a camera with interchangable lenses, The lenses are really make the shot look cinematic or "like it was shot with a camera". That make sense?

sounds like there is an opportunity for you to make a video about it my friend. 🧑🏻‍🔬