Day 806-Day 1021〡 FUTURE FILM STUDIO - The Final Countdown

Part 7 of the Threefold Factory buildout!
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[@CinematographyDatabase]

Very cool congrats 🍻

[@BillyJameson]

So cool to see, I remember when you first started it seemed like such a mammoth undertaking, but it's so cool to see it now, and super interesting to see all the decisions you had to make a long the way. Amazing space!

[@SparkysVideoProductions]

yes! another update!!! Love these videos!

[@ShadowsofSmoke]

Excited for the coming Studio Tours.

[@Justin_Allen]

This journey has been amazing to watch. Thank you for sharing it!

[@threefoldtv]

Thank you for following along!

[@JulioBHJ]

Wow. Just wow. Can't put my amazement into words.

[@threefoldtv]

Well at least there was enough for a comment ❤️ thanks

[@KenTVtw]

damn, these videos inspire me so much would be cool if we have more finished videos, the ones before really wasnt enough!

[@leothomas3511]

This is amazing !

[@MrFlarewhiz]

My only inspiration to keep going on

[@MatthewTyndall]

would love to know the calculations on using staff time (plus lost work time) vs hiring out to contractors.

[@threefoldtv]

Our projects naturally ebb and flow so thankfully we were able to do work when projects were slower. It obviously still cost the company with payroll costs. Finding good contractors that would actually respond or that weren't booked out 6 months out was also a reason we had to do so much ourselves. Maybe other areas of the country are better but where we are there is too much work and not enough people to do the work. There was still stuff like HVAC, drywall that we did hire out. We hired half the windows out from a Pella certified installer and had a nightmare experience and with them installing them wrong. Which ended up costing us a lot of money and lost time fixing that issue. So the remaining windows we did ourselves because we realized finding good sub contractors can cause more headache than just doing it ourselves. With our team of six people we were able to keep 4 people on video projects the other two worked on the build out. Also because we were the general contractor for the project when video projects came along that needed all 6 people we would just put the build out on pause.

[@mikydubYT]