Great question! Let me break it down. In this example, three people were working on set, each with their own rate. As the owner, I also consider myself an employee of the production team, so I factor in my own rate for the work I do. Now, think of it this way: if I hired two other people to do the job and their rates were $175/hour each, the total cost for their work would be $350/hour. That $350/hour would go directly to paying them, leaving no additional profit for the company if I didn’t account for a margin. This is where the difference comes in-*overhead and profit* are added to ensure the company remains profitable even when all the work is outsourced. Essentially, the hourly fee includes both the cost of labor (for everyone involved) and a margin to cover business expenses and ensure the company earns a profit.

@@KairosHouseMEdia I appreciate you

@@ctmtvlr thank you! There’s nothing more frustrating than mic bleeding

I hundred percent agree with you. I'm not really sure why I didn't just put it on the table lol Also my other stands were out for rental with some different gear so I had to make do with whatever was at my studio

I get it-I have a short temper too. Recognizing the issue is a step toward improving

@@somedudenameddevs thanks sir

I appreciate you

its a tough world out there

I appreciate you. It is tough to start and definitely went over budget when I started, but finally, it started turning a profit and keep itself a float

HONESTLY.... I wish I got the C400. I still have my C300 mark 3 and the Komodo is just not user friendly at all and I'm so use to Canon. lol Kind of one of those life lessons that I have to live with

The KX mercs the C400 in terms of image quality. These are first world problems. I did not have any of the issues this dude had.

That's weird since Angelbirds are the recommended cards. I think the issue I faced was that the CF express type B card was not version 2.0.

@@somedudenameddevs yeah just tedious that it has the same speeds so it's a firmware thing.

I like lavs, but there is a time and place for it since its omnidirectional. It's difficult to use it during podcasts because of Mic Bleeding, which makes post production terrible. Lav mics are great though for being out in the field ensuring you have consistent audio.

Just no chest thumping while the mics clipped on!

@@chrismullin8304 lol yes, none of that

lol its a learning curve for sure

@@JesusPursuit the image is crazy!!!

I will definitely keep you updated! thanks again for tuning in too

@@somedudenameddevs my pleasure!

Honestly it so long ago I don’t remember but I got it on Amazon. Look up electric lazy Susan

What's her @?

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Thank you! I used the canon c300 mark 3 with a sigma 24-70 f2.8

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Thank you!