Corporate Interview Setup Tutorial | 5 Steps

[@natthecat2004]

I was racking my brain on how I could have a student watch a 30min video from one of my favorite KZbinrs, and still be able to set up an interview in 50min. I'll just have them watch this twice and go to work. Thanks for not wasting time on talking about what expensive equipment you're using that we can't afford. Solid video!!!

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Oh hell yeah, Nate. Where do you teach, man?

[@damiencooper]

I have no idea how or why I got here but this is one of the best short tutorials I've seen in a long time. I'm planning on doing the same tutorial forever now but I don't know how I feel about it now that I've seen yours :D

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Wow, that's very high praise. I really appreciate that. This is my first tutorial, but I was planning on doing more. I see that you have quite a bit of following--I'd be happy to connect and chat anytime

[@damiencooper]

David Daniel Pierce oh yes for sure. Just hit me up on Instagram. ✌🏼Same name

[@dj_ramo]

This is the shortest, sweetest tutorial ever. Love it☑️

[@johnnyinterval]

Walking in. Wanted to refresh. Was the perfect video to do so. Still enough time to comment an watch it again! Great job!

[@skgdoghouse]

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[@BrightResultsMedia]

Searched shooting a two camera interview. Watched 3 videos. This is the best one. Thanks.

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Cool. Glad it was helpful.

[@diptiman2008]

You nailed it David. This was really refreshing. I run a Company..I had to study a lot about all these stuff. I have seen hundreds of videos...but there is something magical about the way you speak. Please do not ever change your style. It works! Believe Me !! ....Love From ....India

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Diptiman, I really appreciate the high praise. Thanks, man.

[@davidjoslin1140]

Hey you make this sound kind of easy! I've been doing this for years but never really understood the details until I watched this video. Great job!

[@KIRKAUDIOVISUALREEL]

Hit the nail on the head

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Appreciate it.

[@SimplyCyber]

Great video. 4 years late but have some adjacent work coming that requires me to do a 2 cam interview setup and im not a photographer so this is epic value. thx homey

[@plinden]

Great content; a full semester of film school in 5 minutes.

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Glad it was helpful, Pat.

[@RealJamieWorley]

I'm about to begin recording an interview-style podcast called, The outXast Podcast: We're Still Here." It's a podcast about people who have overcome incredible obstacles and could've quit,...yet they're still here among us and they matter. You have given me the most efficient and concise interview technique I could ask for. Thanks man!

[@perttihakala9847]

superb! easy to understand, clear examples, straight to the point! bravo!

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Thanks, Pertti :)

[@hibricc]

Great video, with tons of info - exactly what I was looking for. And thanks for not padding the video to be 17 minutes long by restating every point five times (why does everybody do that, does it feed the algorithm?). You covered it all in five minutes, awesome job!

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Ha. Yeah, they want the view time so it helps their channel. If I do any more of these I won't do that shit. Thanks, brother.

[@MisterSweetProductions]

This is an unbelievably useful video! It's like finding that niche forum post that outlines all the essential info, whereas all the other official resources are pages long and never get to the point!

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Really appreciate that comment and it's specificity. I had a quick look at your channel; you're getting the flickering lights in the gen z response video because of the quality of the lights. You can fix in the future by lowing your shutter slightly.

[@toddb7948]

This is so good. Short, sweet, organized with a perfect mix of humor to keep the viewer interested. You have a new subscriber.

[@DavidDanielPierce]

yo thanks. I can never stand when I'm trying to learn and then I'm getting blasted with buying someone's online course. Thanks for the sub, I plan on doing consistent videos at some point.

[@davarius_joseph]

This is an amazingly helpful video. Short, direct and packed with details . I just stumbled on to this content looking to get better at public speaking and recording videos . Immediately subscribed. Thanks

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Love that. Davarius, you the fucking man.

[@obe3]

Absolutely excellent with non of the fluf!

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Thanks. Yeah, tutorials should be mostly about info in my opinion.

[@UnderMyHatAdventures]

This video is so helpful. I was starting to feel a little overwhelmed with the interview I'm shooting and this made it feel very doable! Thanks!

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Haney, it is not easy--a lot to consider. But hell yeah it's doable. I hope that interview went well for you.

[@cooperthevlogger2596]

Super Straight-forward tips. Thanks for sharing them !

[@DavidDanielPierce]

no problem, my man. maybe there will come a day that i go for making more. but thanks for the comment

[@helgebrekke]

This is gold. So much good info lined up and presented really clearly. Love it.

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Dude, thanks for saying so. You're the man.

[@bluebot4623]

nice i liked this video and the way u deliver it

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Big thanks. I like the way you delivered this comment.

[@SedaliaFlyt]

“Press record” amen to that brother! Great video thanks for putting it together!

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Yep, of course. Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment.

[@Gonggan1209]

Best Filmmaking 101 interview class, Learned everything less than 10 min and it was sad to see there was no recently video. Hope to see your videos anytime soon!

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Thanks, Dailee. I plan on doing a bunch of editing tutorials in the not-so-distant future. Stay tuned.

[@fathoniridlo1063]

Thankyou, so much help us in shot time

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Anytime, Fathoni. Hopefully I get around to doing some more of these.

[@wilcurran3377]

Spot on. Nicely done.

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Heart you, homie.

[@msrumedia5616]

Amazing video thank you!

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Of course. Glad that it was helpful.

[@tuckerbryan]

Great vid, looking forward to putting this into practice

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Good stuff. Feel free to hit me with how it goes, man.

[@JoATTech]

One of the best tutorials on the subject I've seen. All details and no-nonsense approach + funny jokes. Keep it up :D.

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Thanks. I aim to continue, brother.

[@Zethu-Mbiko]

This was Great Thank you! Last Tip

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Awesome. Glad it's helpful.

[@johnrohdejensen1218]

Awesome video, short and sweet. Whish I found that video earlier. Took me a couple of months and dozens of videos to learn that stuff.

[@ShellyBHollis]

Very nice and straight forward

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Good. glad it helps.

[@fittentech]

Awesome presentation. You were concise, clear, and had very helpful examples along with the terminology. I appreciate your video. Thanks, David!

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Anytime, homie. Thanks.

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Anytime, homie. Thanks.

[@Disasterina]

I love this guide! Super easy steps!

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Awesome, I glad. Great channel btw, Bohenne.

[@andretcantunes]

Good stuff put more videos up please

[@DavidDanielPierce]

André, haha. I more or less made this as a proof of concept, but I've thought about actually putting up some more stuff. Thanks for the comment.

[@andretcantunes]

@@DavidDanielPierce I'd buy this content if it were well organized as this one. This things are difficult to come buy.

[@browneye1968]

Really important informations. Thank you for sharing

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Glad it helps, browneye.

[@kobaconstruct8125]

0:22 can you link this interview i realy want to know what camera and lens they used?

[@DavidDanielPierce]

At 0:22-I shot that interview. Cam A was a C200 with Canon zoom 16-35mm 2.8 and Cam B was a Sony. I can’t remember which because I narrowed it from a friend. The SLR magic 50mm was on there I think. I wouldn’t recommend the Sony setup.

[@AdrienneLloren]

This is awesome!!! Would love to see another video like this from you explaining a corporate video with two people in the scene! (The interviewer and guest)

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Thanks for the suggestion, Adrienne. I essentially did this video to show a client how to get youtube traffic with no subs. But I may pick up doing these again. And the best way to do that is 3 camera angles: a wide of both subjects with their hips facing camera. Plus a single of each subject, shadow side, with the leading space in the direction of the other subject. Feel free to reach out on social or email if you wanna chat about it further.

[@gluteusmaximus7608]

Wtf, all this for free? You are an amazing person.

[@DavidDanielPierce]

You are an amazing person for saying so. I have intentions on doing more, but I just never seem to get around to it.

[@mattalber]

Terrific vid man. Very helpful. Also, you're adorable. I'll be back for more.

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Heart you

[@SiddharthaJoshiFilms]

Really good one David!

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Thanks, bud. I had a look at your channel--a lot of great stuff.

[@SiddharthaJoshiFilms]

@@DavidDanielPierce Thanks a lot David! Learning it slowly and channel like yours help a lot :)

[@DavidDanielPierce]

@@SiddharthaJoshiFilms It's not easy to find great material. I always watch wandering DP & Lewis Potts. What are you looking to learn?

[@SiddharthaJoshiFilms]

@@DavidDanielPierce a lot I would say - from basic of filmmaking to editing, to some animation/ motion graphics…needless to mention getting better at storytelling :)

[@ironleaf32b]

This video is FN awesome. Thank you so much.

[@DavidDanielPierce]

You're FN awesome, Micah.

[@dronesouth9098]

Great video. I just fired a guy who said he had 26 years of camera experience and broke every rule in your video on an interview shoot. Worst thing was, when I explained what was wrong he kept saying, this is how I have done it for 26 years. Ok. You need to watch KZbin and figure out why you can find enough work to pay your child support.

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Yikes. Sounds like a rough situation. And I can tell your mad at this fella. But, yeah, I learned awhile back--it makes no damn difference how long someone has been doing this.

[@josephb1884]

I have worked with many "videographers" who don't understand how to set up a simple interview. Thank you for making this.

[@DavidDanielPierce]

No judgment for those folks--we all start somewhere. But hopefully the video is helping sharpen up some skills. And thanks, i appreciate you taking the time to comment.

[@StriderPictures]

really nice tips thank you

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Thanks for reaching out, man.

[@charactersofcornwall]

I like the way you present information. Thanks for being clear!

[@DavidDanielPierce]

I appreciate that. Thanks for comment.

[@brucegarrod]

Just wish this video was around for me 6-8 years ago. So well done :)

[@DavidDanielPierce]

You and me both, brother.

[@raysmith5487]

excellent video !! .... covers almost everything ! ... just 1 quick question ... where should you place the camera? ... at shoulder level? ... or slightly above? ... or slightly below?

[@DavidDanielPierce]

That depends on the effect that you're going for. And we could get DEEP into depth stylistic-wise, but I won't. For safety, you may want to place the camera at eye-level. That's essentially the standard. A slightly lower angle will give the speaker more of a subconscious powerful and authoritative feel. I tend to do this for MALE-CEO-types. But it comes at the cost of them looking their best, as dark circles and the double chin is more noticeable (which is why I'll lean towards a lower angle for men because they don't give a shit how they look and a powerful feel is more valuable than attractiveness). Although, I have gotten some guys who are particularly worried about how they look on camera, and some women who do not. A little higher angle has the opposite effect. It's a bit more flattering looks-wise, but not as subconsciously powerful. More of something I tend to use when I can tell the subject only cares about how they look on camera, like someone who sells beauty products.

[@raysmith5487]

@@DavidDanielPierce Was wondering whether to thank you right away for your answer or wait for 6 months to reply back .. lol... but thank you so much for the reply !!

[@DavidDanielPierce]

@@raysmith5487 ha. Yeah, I clearly never check here. I actually made the video as a proof of concept for potential clients to show I could get a video seen without any following. I’m not trying to be a KZbinr. Hopefully your shoot went well.

[@mindbentmedia]

Hey Mr David, great content. Liked and subscribed! At the point where I am getting more clients and want to incorporate a multi-cam setup and trying to find the right slider and whatnot. Thanks brotha.

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Awesome that you found it helpful, homie. feel free to reach out, email or whatever, if you ever want to chat further about production or the business.

[@BrendanEvan]

Ridiculously helpful and succinct. I screenshotted a few spots. You rule.

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Really glad you found it helpful, brother. Invoice is in the mail

[@marqlamar]

Step 5 is the money maker!!

[@DavidDanielPierce]

It sure is, brother. It sure is.

[@archanaweerasinghe2797]

I was dreaming for this type of content "straight out of the box"

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Thanks. I recommend Studio Binder for much better stuff that covers all the basics

[@stephenbradleyent.3323]

Great video...How do you approach syncing the audio of two cameras when using a LAV mic setup?

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Not fully sure what you're asking. But you first sync your scratch audio to the clean and then delete the scratch. Shoot me an email so that I can better answer your question if you're looking for something specific.

[@CadenAckerman]

How does this not have more hype!!!

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Because I'm a nobody. But hey, I'm shocked it did this well considering it was my first ever tutorial.

[@AwesomeShotStudios]

Other than the 'farting trumpet' soundtrack, you've got some solid advice there. A couple of additions I would have included is makeup...or at the least 'shine-control'. A bit of matte powder on the t-zone goes a long way to making a subject look good. LED lights might not make them sweat anymore, but they're still in the 'hot seat'. The second caveat is, find the quietest room over the pretty but noisier one. Bad audio ruins the best visuals. Cheers mate!

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Ha! Too Many Zooz would be so upset at their tunes being called fart music. And I fully agree with your statements. you're spot on with those notes

[@rumirumarr6452]

Great video.. thanks :).. liked the humor

[@DavidDanielPierce]

I'm really glad to hear that, man. Especially for how un-funny I am.

[@ZeriteNetwork]

As a guy who is learning about video production in "University of KZbin" thanks a lot David for the lesson...

[@DavidDanielPierce]

My pleasure, Zerite. I definitely recommend wandering DP if you’re learning via KZbin.

[@derrinrguitar8011]

The best tutorial I've seen in two years of learning, thanks bro, kia kaha (stay strong) from New Zealand

[@DavidDanielPierce]

I really appreciate you reaching out, Derrin. And thanks for kind words. I'm a huge rugby fan, I played when I was younger, and I've seen guys perform the haka. It was amazing. But I do root for England haha

[@LegendaryOn99]

you have a cool bro vibe, thanks man, very helpful!

[@DavidDanielPierce]

My man, I really appreciate the high praise. If you ever want to linkup offline--definitely reach out.

[@BobbyMillikin]

This video was so helpful, and so well done. I've always been in front of the camera, and I'm enjoying learning skills being behind it. This was informative, and entertaining. Kuddos to you.

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Appreciate that, Bobby. Cool that your learning techniques behind the camera to get better in front of it. I do the same.

[@anthonysoler3]

Straight to the point with lots of killer information that takes years of trail and error. Well done man! 🤘

[@DavidDanielPierce]

I really appreciate that, man.

[@edoardodepiccoli3004]

straight to the point and you explained everything really well, awesome. THANKS

[@DavidDanielPierce]

I'm happy that you found this helpful, man.

[@spencerchumbley7730]

Nice to see one of my frames for ABC at 2:17 🥰

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Spencer, I had a look at your work. Fantastic, man. I found that still of yours on google images and thought "oh hell yeah, this is perfect." You're a beast. Keep it up, homie

[@tannercastrofilms]

Dude, this was awesome. The comedy, the tips, the examples. Great video!

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Tanner, my good brother, big thanks on the kinds words. Really cool of you to connect on insta.

[@ClaytonBridges]

beautiful. thank you.

[@DavidDanielPierce]

No, you're beautiful, Clayton.

[@404creators8]

That was an awesome video.

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Well shucks--you're an awesome person for saying that. Thanks

[@areebshaukat5840]

This video actually made me say 'Hey this video was kinda amazing' out loud...

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Big thanks, Areeb. You're kinda amazing for saying so

[@khanjare]

this is actually very simple yet effective tutorial. You deserve more subscribers

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Nice of you to say that, man. And nah, I don't. I don't take my channel seriously enough for more subs.

[@dynamicrangeproductions]

This was beautiful

[@DavidDanielPierce]

I'm blushing. Heart you.

[@paullafaele]

This video is great, thank you!! So lot confident going in!!

[@DavidDanielPierce]

BDE on set

[@217arun]

Great piece of content David, thank you so much. Loved your aesthetics.

[@DavidDanielPierce]

I really appreciate the compliments, Arun. Big thanks.

[@makaliibrown6030]

This is insanely helpful.Thank you for putting this out! Also I personally very much jive with the pacing of information delivery and the quips you mixed in. Shocking I know, that you know how to make an engaging video. xD 10/10 you rock.

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Wow, what a compliment, Makali’i. I really appreciate this. Glad you got something out of the video--you rock!

[@SellamiTaoufik]

1st time here Instant like, Instant Sub !

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Big thanks, man. i do plan on doing some more of these.

[@TheAugusts]

Incredible information. Thank you!

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Glad it's useful.

[@vigilante753]

This is the thing what I was looking for. All the necessary information and very good examples Organized in one place. Not an in depth video, but filled with all the necessary info. Good job mate 😀

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Glad to hear it, mate 😁

[@stuartquate7500]

Awesome, cheers.

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Cheers, m8

[@nedramcleod8756]

Excellent & Profound articulation. Thank you.

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Well, Nedra, I really appreciate you saying that.

[@amandalongenecker3148]

Excellent tutorial, and you went over important details as well. That was short and sweet, thank you so much!

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Thanks, Amanda. Yeah, it kills me watching tutorials that just don't get right to it. If I do more, I won't be plugging ads or some LUT pack haha

[@AdventuresInVideo]

I'd love to hear more about audio recording for interviews. I recently tried to do an on-site shoot that was largely ruined due to background noise, even with a relatively close shotgun mic. (I should have done a lav, but wasn't really sure where to place it, etc., so I copped out and went with the shotty. Oops.)

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Good idea. Audio is one of those things we don't really care enough about so we'll let it go. I think boom is the way to go on interviews, but depends on the situation. Not totally sure of what you were working with in that situation but it sounds like you could use some acoustic blankets.

[@skgdoghouse]

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[@РостиславМельник-ж4ц]

Hi, can you please advise what are the best lenses for a wide & tight shot?

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Hey, I cannot. Lens choice is determined by a series of factors such as budget, look of the film, ease/speed of use etc. But if you’re looking to provide detail and get a detailed personal opinion from me, feel free to shoot me an email.

[@day1tech]

Nice thanks for the amazing video i just got educated and entertained

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Daymon Warren thanks man! Tune in-more coming.

[@AndresArosemena]

Love your style of videos man, just subscribed!

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Thanks brother man. I saw your VFX Reel. Reminds me vaguely of Erza Cohen.

[@AndresArosemena]

@@DavidDanielPierce thanks a lot man! I did not know who he was, just googled him and see he does amazing work, such an honor that my work reminds you of his work

[@P3n3l0p3M]

I stumbled upon this video and have zero interest in production but man, this was so well put together, concise and straight to the point. I sat through the whole thing and learned something new! Will be subscribing lol

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Damn. That's wild. Feel free to reach out if you ever want to dive deeper into production. Thanks for the sub.

[@QLFProductions]

"Press Record" I love it, but I have ran into the focused on everything else and not pressing record before.

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Yup. Unfortunately, we've all been there, brother.

[@zakaryadaadmajeed1899]

Great video

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Thanks, homie.

[@HezJP]

hey David, great video - can you make a video for those of us who failed step 5?

[@HezJP]

I'm joking but a "I fucked up and didn't hit record - how do I break it to the client" would be a really cool video lol

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Ha. We’ve been there. That would be a fun video.

[@JasonAlexzander1q47]

How do I get a hold of you? I need to send a few pics of the lighting in my environment and see what your opinion is in how to video the space. And if there will be a problem with the lighting that is in place. Thanks

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Sure thing, meloveu Longtime (love the name). My email is [e-mail] Or you can get in touch with me on Instagram.

[@JasonAlexzander1q47]

@@DavidDanielPierce lol. The my name is a direct poke at the chinese trolls who are part of the CCP and cause havoc on social media platforms. I appreciate your response and will email you tomorrow with some pics of where I want to be filming. I will be using two cameras on tripods, with the future goal of adding two more cameras (4 total), for other having more shot options to chose from when it comes to the editing process. This will be a corporate interview situation type of format. However, as you will see by the photos that I will send tomorrow, that I'm dealing with florescent tube style shops lights. Commonly found in a garage setting. The lights have no light diffusing shrouds covering the bulbs. One set of lights are positioned overhead, while the other set are placed about the 7' level, on the back wall and face horizontally. Thanks again for your consideration to advise me in my situation over my lighting condition. Ttyl tomorrow via email.

[@HerveDaCosta]

Excellent. Wow, well done.

[@wulffmedia3109]

Great job! Easy to understand, just clear and simple information. I should’ve watched this before my first interview job..

[@DavidDanielPierce]

I'm glad you enjoyed it, man. Hopefully you're up to speed now, and if ya ever got any questions, just hit me up.

[@JoshBirge]

This was a one of great information in such a short video. Subscribed

[@DavidDanielPierce]

I'm happy you liked it, Josh. And I do plan on making some tutorials.

[@yosoyelhombredeleche]

Fantastic vid!

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Glad you found it helpful, man.

[@Itsryanpilot]

Wow! Couldn’t have said it better. Thank you

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Big thanks, homie.

[@gyarney]

Fun and informative. Thank you

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Thanks for saying so, man.

[@georgeelliottphotography1]

Very good David. I have been doing interviews a long time, but this really helps, especially about lighting and use what you got. Regards George

[@DavidDanielPierce]

I’m glad, George. Wandering DP has the best breakdowns if you’re looking to become more familiar with lighting.

[@Rosetrain]

Fantastic video my friend! Finally, somebody said it plainly! You just earned yourself a new subscriber. Thank you

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Happy it was helpful, Scott

[@pragmaticapproachenglish6875]

simple n awesome! we just started our channel .. made our third video .. in the fourth video we shall be achieving almost everything u mentioned here.

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Nice, man. I had a look at your channel--your setup is looking strong. Glad you're starting off well.

[@pragmaticapproachenglish6875]

@@DavidDanielPierce Thanks a bunch sir! it means a lot that u went there n glanced n gave me the feedback. and I m scaling up the understanding of light n camera with every video. infact the videos that i have made for one more channel that will be all about motivation are amazing with all the cuts camera,shots n light understanding . once i roll out the channel i will fill u in sir .as of now i m makingnthose videos for the collection so that i can start in full swing .side by side i will keep on uploading on this channel too for which u gave the feedback .

[@benmcdonnell85]

That last tip albeit made in jest, is super important 😂 I think most Filmmakers have BEEN THERE! 😅

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Ain't that the truth, Ben.

[@grapefruitdream]

Dope, succinct, and entertaining video Bud 🙏🏼

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Matt, I appricate you saying that, man. Big thanks.

[@ImaginetMedia]

Excellent tips. Subscribed.

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Big thanks. I’m thinking about doing more, but I essentially made this video as a proof of concept

[@VanPanVideos]

excellent video!

[@JorgeBravoPratscher]

David thanks! and I seriously wish you could get more likes for this tutorial, it's great quality and EASY to understand, not long, not short just perfect timing! Thanks. Last thing I didn't know anything about this but now you've helped me a lot.

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Dang, Jorge. Big appreciation for that. I don't really care how many likes the video gets, but I'm glad you found it helpful, man.

[@s.m.tushar8010]

Which lense is better for interview for sony a7iii

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Hey, Ethan. I'd give you a bullshit answer that you can get anywhere because of how general that question is. If you want to email me with your specific needs and situation--I'd be happy to give you the best advice I can. [e-mail]

[@randomartinson]

This is good stuff!

[@DavidDanielPierce]

Appreciate the comment, my brother.