Entire Youtube Studio IN ONE CASE!

[@dslrvideoshooter]

Thank you guys for watching! Links to all of the gear are in the description ☝️ Appreciate ya'll! ❤️

[@DaveKatague]

Oh man, have you used the Zhiyun Quick Release Transmounts? It makes screwing in things something of the past

[@3csinapod195]

Nice and Portable! My mind immediately raced to figuring out how to add a 2nd camera and an ATEM Mini running out to my LiveU to bring out into the field for livestreaming events... Thanks!

[@BackpackingVideos]

Man, your really pushing the envelope here! KZbin notification says "DSLR Video Shooter...Entire KZbin Studio Setup..." and I can't help but click because I know that creative inspiration is on the way! Loving these creative ideas for a KZbin setup!

[@johnnytrayes4734]

Awesome Caleb so cool

[@sundaydonutfilm]

another great mobile youtube set up! :)

[@mondobytes]

These setups were very popular last year during the pandemic for TV productions especially “Reality” TV shows. There was also a company selling a similar setup like this for crazy amount of money. Cool seeing how you put it together and also being budget friendly.

Little did you know Caleb was the one running that company - JK lol

[@Praderanoire]

Working as a studio manager during the pandemic it felt like I saw one of those insanely expensive production kits every other day.

[@HypnotizeAmerica]

@@Praderanoire can you give us an idea of the cost you were seeing for these?

[@DirectAccessYT]

Armando & Caleb , both great educators and very likeable people !

[@Praderanoire]

@@HypnotizeAmerica for anything production or professional grade, expect to see prices easily in the 5 digit range. Pro video gear is not cheap by any means lol.

[@JesseDriftwood]

Caleb you are so good at this. I want you to build all of my gear from here on out. Thank you.

[@dslrvideoshooter]

Aw shucks! Thanks my dude.

[@rodemic]

This is such a solid setup!

[@tankurttekin_]

He should have placed a directional rode mic as well for the situations collar mics don't work!

[@alfredosmith3805]

@@tankurttekin_ he gave that option when adding the monitor

[@kraftitech]

rode is my favouriete mic company of all time (please sponsor me rode)

[@RVMiles]

I KZbin from an RV. I've been following your builds for a while, trying to figure out a way to make an outdoor version work. This is the way. Thank you so much.

[@JackFright]

I love it. Peter McKinnon puts out a one stand KZbin studio video 2 years after Caleb and Caleb responds with a studio in a case a few days later. Nice, Caleb!

[@JeahnLaffitteAdventures]

We must protect Caleb at all costs! This is just incredibly brilliant. Thank you!

[@dslrvideoshooter]

Ha! Thanks Jeahn!

[@williamaungleyraud]

Not just for KZbinrs, but for remote teachers this is a solution in a box for a flip up and get things done setup. And the possibilities are endless, one can fully customize that pelican case to their particular needs, the one you showed is just the inspiration the blueprint, although such studio in a box isn't a solution for everyone, for the right demographic this can be game changing. Great work 😎👍

[@MedlifeCrisis]

This is amazing. I spend more time setting up and packing up kit (as I film in random places) than actually filming. Brilliant idea.

[@danielschiffer]

This is so brilliant, love it!

[@AdamLoboTV]

This is the answer of Peter McKinnon's video which didn't even credit Caleb on ❤️

[@Evgen_87433]

Peter whoooooo? Eat your heart out McCannon!

[@dslrvideoshooter]

I don't know, but I often do a video without research and find out later someone else already did a video on it. Everything is a remix? 🤔 I try toggle everyone the benefit of the doubt!

[@IAMJOELBURRIS]

@@dslrvideoshooter class act.

[@AngeloCapalboGhelli]

@@dslrvideoshooter eheh put the credit is very important! When I saw peter’s video about one stand... I think you Caleb 🙏🏻

[@adnamcarlos]

Not Caleb, nor Josh yeo, and takes the a.i. idea too.... anyone knows this project from caleb... years from now...

[@stevemccrory9130]

Mobile case set-up + fixed desk set-up + rolling stand set-up = everything you'll ever need. Who needs "Q-branch" when we have Caleb?

[@CountSorinsRealm]

Man that truly is a whole KZbin studio, and with room to spare for my hopes and dreams of becoming famous and rich from KZbin as well!

[@8.3leader15]

Wow. Awesome project and results. Thank you, good job showing the build as well. Straight forward and showed the details needed.

[@digitalcactus5452]

Wow another great portable solution! I love it when you tinker because there is always a practical useable result when your done. I am learning alot, thank you for sharing your efforts. Keep on keeping on.

[@NickNimmin]

Excellent compact set up! We need a backpack version. 😁

[@maxstyne]

This idea is crazy!!!!

[@DMarrettTV]

Your creativity is unmatched. utilitarian of the year... every year.

[@Dales_Workshop]

Caleb Pike, you rock! I've learned so much watching your channel. You've cost me a bundle, but it's all good. Your advice and reviews have been spot-on, and my Zoom sessions look and sound better than any of the other participants! Ditto for my home videos of the grandkids. They look like they were shot by a pro.

[@HOHATL]

What would you add to enable live streaming?

[@BugBobsWildWorld]

Yet another terrific studio build! Being able to take this to a different place (in or out of the house) and even on the road is fantastic. Thank you, Caleb!

[@KevinKirchman]

Your channel has continued to evolve beautifully over the years. Awesome work, Caleb.

[@AdventuressAli]

WOW this is so amazing!! In the garage couldn't hear the saw or door creaking at all on my speakers. What a great set up! thanks

[@RaySuesTravelChannel]

Super setup Caleb. That has to be one of the best travel setups ive seen. Super impressed with all of your studio and desk setups. now you're adding travel into the mix!!. Stay safe. Ray and Sue

[@thomaskraeker8626]

Love it - so many good ideas in such a dense space, literally! Here is my challenge - how to add a teleprompter to the setup? Maybe with a second foldable stand affixed to the bottom of the case?

[@LeoBaquero]

F*king GENIUS!

[@dslrvideoshooter]

Thanks Leo!!! ❤️

[@tombuck]

I think this is the best use of a Flex/Tilt head that I’ve seen. Super smart 👍 And the sell a 3D printable version for about $30.

[@daktariwameno]

I love your tiny setups! Even if they may not fit "as is" for everybody, your videos always contain ideas to borrow. Thnaks a lot!

[@GxAce]

I'm waiting for the "Entire KZbin Studio in Altoids tin" video.

[@dslrvideoshooter]

YES!

[@hekidayo]

I was thinking a few days back how to use a room without cluttering it with stands. Figured I needed a mix of ceiling bars and maybe the desk setup. Then this appears!!! Thank you so much!

[@EMBEVIDEO]

Nice setup ... I use the same Pelicase for other setups. Undestructable - even after many years. Next "case-idea": Charging-setup. I use that for some time now with all my chargers in one place. Simply plug-in charge whatever needs energy. Great video!

[@shadowshapers]

What a fun idea! I can't wait to see further iterations of this idea as it makes its rounds through all of the creative and clever camera people as they adapt it to their uses and budgets.

[@markfriday]

Oh my goodness! I love it when you make videos like this! Specially like the one stand setup video you made before! Thanks, Caleb!

[@dslrvideoshooter]

Thank you Mark!!! Hope to do several more!

[@Gstertz]

Caleb, you're a genius. I thought it was a totally nerdy idea when I saw the title/thumbnail, but then realized how great this would be in practical application for TONS of KZbinr scenarios. Thanks for sharing your ideas.

[@z14b4ht]

Hello ! I LOVE this thing. but i wanted to create one, more complete, with an a6700, and a smaller case. do you think it's possible to do that ?

[@ChrisGammell]

Great build! I would consider placing an ATEM Mini Pro ISO in the bottom as well. Then if you're traveling with a laptop, secondardy camera(s), etc, you could also modulate the setup to be a multicam somewhat easily. The harder part would probably be the monitor at that point, as there would be multiple views to switch between.

[@EverythingisLogistics]

I BUILT THIS!! Just had to come by and say THANK YOU for this video. I'm a solo creator who struggled filming/recording content at conferences and when I got tired of using two iPhones and cheap lapel mics, I found this video, bookmarked it, and then started saving up for the equipment. I built a very similar kit over the Christmas break and got a chance to finally try it out at a conference. Was able to record so many interviews without having to worry about storage, wifi, or carrying a huge box of supplies around everywhere. Just wanted to say thank you for the inspo and helping to make my life easier!

[@petersarellas]

This is so cool! I am absolutely living for these studio setup videos!

[@dslrvideoshooter]

Aw thanks Peter!!!

[@Thr3-Words]

Next up on DSLR Video Shooter: An Entire Production Facilityt in One Altoid Tin! ...or something 😋 I love your videos; I've especially had so many great solutions come to me from watching and rewatching the long unlisted one that accompanies your shorter video on the wireless audio kit, and applying the principles from that. It would be cool to mount a second camera to have a "plug 'n' play" two camera interview setup, and make some sort of stiff, foldable board, maybe aluminium or plexiglass, for rain protection to mount to the lid and sides. But what I'm really thinking is that this is a great starting point for my dream "music and video production studio in a carry-on suitcase" project, but one of the disappointments has been how hard-shell suitcases are conceived for clothes, not hardware: a lot of space is wasted on rounded sides and edges and the sleeve for the telescopic handle, and because the lid is always half the size and weight of the suitcase, you can't mount anything heavy to it. It will flip backwards even if you add straps to keep the lid at a 90° angle unless you keep all the rest of your stuff in the suitcase at all times. This case makes more sense

[@micahg7575]

This is a great idea for vertical clients and distanced interviews as well! Awesome.

[@DCEJosh]

That’s pretty cool, Caleb. I enjoy your random studio builds!

[@dslrvideoshooter]

Thank you Josh!!!

[@AJ_UK_LIVE]

Thank you for another great video! I'm glad that you get enough views to give these videos all of your attention. It really shows.

[@bla28627]

Thanks for sharing. I would add two small tripods (gorilla pods) or additional arms for GoPro’s so I could have a three camera set up. So I would add two additional monitors as well and a larger power strip.

[@dslrvideoshooter]

Could definitely put several cameras in there!

[@jayxrob]

Thank you, Caleb. I have quite a few of the pieces you use here, just sitting around. Now I can go to town! I hope LEGO gives you an honorary Master Builder title. You’ve earned it with this series.

[@keith-knittel]

Love these setups, man! After a long time of staying indoors this past year, been trying to come up with more ways to make a mobile studio. Really creative setup as always!

[@CarloTimothy]

loving all the finishes in your dining room man. the molding, dual tone, MMMMMMM. but yea this tutorial was freakin legit. thank you

[@jakoblacour]

I really like this setup. It inspires me to a version even more compact that you could have in your backpack and maybe clamp to things. Also having something that can keep the case locked in the open position.

[@mattdavella]

Such a cool idea!! Well done.

[@THE_HMRC]

I have all the gear....It just never occurred to me to have a set up like this out of one of my pelican 1510s!!....wow.....thanks for the ideas.

[@geraldbaria]

This series is so genius dude! I could totally use a set up like that right now for clients that need to film themselves all of a sudden. Instead of a monitor at the left, I'd make that and the right side an LED panel for two way front lighting, would even add some good catchlight for the eyes. I would attach and hdmi capture device, with a usb-c cable out so they can just plop down their laptop and directly livestream, or record on the laptop using OBS or Quicktime. Yah know what, that could be a great video idea. A high quality zoom set up you can take anywhere, that would be very valuable for news casters who now broadcast from their homes, and lots of executives and influencers who need some shallow DOF in their zoom or livestream sessions.

[@erichly]

you know I LOVE all the trim on your walls and around the windows etc. LOL the kit is awesome too

[@Thryvefinancial]

You’re creativity is inspiring

[@carlosjoelgarcia3200]

Super innovative, Great stuff on your channel. Probably the best channel for setups. Keep up the good work. Will be purchasing off your links. Thank you.

[@LivingDadly]

I LOVE Videos like these!! Solutions to common creator problems, make for great content. Always super helpful and handy. You always make videos that are just awesome!!!

[@bybenoit5593]

I love these set up videos. I used your desk KZbin set up myself and it works great. I think I would have another tilt arm on the other side to sling a shotgun mic when I would want that, rather than a third cold shoe, for what it’s worth!

[@JayCei23]

I leave in a couple weeks to film a TV show and I am ordering this setup to keep with me for BTS footage and vlogging after each day when shooting wraps. This is going to be awesome!

[@mojophonic]

Wow... Great ideas. One of the best creators on KZbin for sure.

[@rudyreimer302]

Cool setup! I made something similar but not with a pelican case. I used a think tank sling bag for my camera, lens, filters and Rode Go, iPad and a iPad clamp to attach to a light weight tripod to go record my university lectures out in various locations around the university I teach at. It was fun, easy and quick to set up without being too heavy.

[@colinthemystic]

You are the perfect Mad Scientist/Genius with this setup. I was picturing you planning and scheming how you were going to make this happen. Well done!

[@qasmi111]

I have always admired your ideas and this is no different. Amazing execution ... bravo!

[@dslrvideoshooter]

Thank you so much Qasim!

[@ecmjr]

Wow! What a fun project to do!!! Thanks for the demo too!

[@AceKaci]

This is awesome! I’d probably add a lav mic to the Wireless Go and maybe some telescoping legs to the bottom that could fold up. Maybe also some handles to the top that could let you carry it like a backpack.

[@Dales_Workshop]

Way cool. You could also power this with an NP-F battery setup - that I learned about from one of your DSLR video rig videos. Add an HDMI cable and a USB video capture device and throw a laptop in the case and you have a great streaming setup for remote interviews, like those that have taken over TV news since COVID. It would be fantastic for people on the road in hotels.

[@usernamehandle]

Hey Caleb! Excited to finally watch one of your videos and... guess what?? I actually have gear now! Watched for the longest as I planned out my studio, and now I have a camera, lights, mic and more. Thanks for your parasocial mentorship, and yeah let's build a case!

[@HarryNeelam]

Caleb, you are one crazy inventive genius! I've loved your compacting studio hacks getting smaller and smaller each time. This is awesome! I'd go even smaller on the camera with the Sony RX100 series. Waiting for your "Pocketable Studio" hack in the future ;-)

[@SteveMcGillis]

Dude this is getting NEXT LEVEL. Love your channel, have improved my own setup so much.

[@patrickdevlin7125]

If James Bond had a vlog, this would be his rig. Very cool.

[@DVZNMedia]

You consistently prove why you are next level, love it mayne!

[@LedgerStatus]

I am travelling a lot the next couple months and planning to do my shows remotely. You just saved me a lot of equipment because I was thinking about how to bring tripods etc. I just needs that Flextilt head and the mounting bars now. Thanks, Caleb! Always innovative. I am going to experiment with getting my Atem and Rodecaster in there too, lol.

[@Joey.Alford]

These are getting out of hand... And I’m here for it lmfao

[@FamauMedia]

Great set-up! Hot tip - get a Nanuk 935 instead of the Pelican. Cheaper, same size and you can completely remove the lid. They even have pre-set holes for panel kits etc, love mine 👌

[@AskAW]

Is anyone else not surprised that Caleb's garage looks like a movie set? It's good to know that your attention to detail never takes a day off. Unless we start talking about cable management.

[@IanKrieger]

Fantastic setup! Thinking of using as a remote work video conference package.

[@roderickmclean9927]

What an absolutely brilliant idea. Well done that man and thank you very much for the excellent video.

[@platypusgov]

Nice. I actually built a version of your single stand set up, the one on wheels. Works wonders. I love this and probably will make this as well.

[@scottmckenna]

So clever. I love your builds. Great work as always.

[@chanhyun4412]

This guy never ceases to amaze me

[@StupidRaisins]

I love it! Simple setup and you can record anywhere you want! I think the only thing I would really focus on improving is the audio quality.

[@OmarAfuni]

Caleb, your videos are something else. Love this idea!

[@dslrvideoshooter]

Thank you Omar!!!

[@maxdoes_]

The Edelkrone FlexTilt head might seem extravagant but having used one for the last couple years, I can say that it's a really nice piece of gear and opens up some possibilities that you wouldn't have with a more traditional tripod head.

[@dslrvideoshooter]

Yeah I always thought it was a gimmick until I found a use for it!

[@maxdoes_]

This setup, plus an easy way to remotely monitor the camera (like some kind of cheap laptop and a way for the camera to plug in), would be game changing for remote COVID-safe interview shoots. There's really only so much you can do with Zoom but it can be a little complicated to ship or deliver a case like this and expect someone with no experience to set it up and make it look good. Being able to talk to someone through the camera would also be amazing. What if you built your teleprompter/camera monitor into a case?

[@dslrvideoshooter]

Indeed! Could put a capture card with a USB extension cable in there. Have the end user connect to a laptop and you'd be pretty close to done!

[@maxdoes_]

@@dslrvideoshooter I love this idea!

[@AngeloCapalboGhelli]

This is insane!!!! I love it! I guess is more practice than the one video stand! Thank you caleb

[@ChristianBehnke]

What a great and simple concept. Thanks for sharing, Caleb!

[@jdawg63000]

You are a mobile studio mad scientist! I love your creativity and ingenuity Caleb. I may have to give this a go.

[@warrenchu1166]

Brilliant setup!! Well done, as always!

[@LEXPIX]

Nice, love the grab and go concept here. Only thing I'd worry about is the hinge on the Pelican case loosening after a few open and close sessions.

[@DaKoin]

Omg Caleb you are the GOAT!!! I loveeeee your videos like this!! You should for SURE link up with some manufacturers and make a ton of money from this!!

[@MUSKLR]

Absolutely love these all in one/to go 'party' cases! Can't wait to see what you come up with next!

[@uniworkhorse]

This needs more views, this was so cool to see, Caleb dude I love seeing all these innovative setups! I would have loved a more detailed pricing list as the video went along, as it would be helpful to someone watching to build one from the ground up. It would make the idea a bit more accessible or understandable. Of course I do get making multiple videos a month takes time, but just some feedback.

[@rickypetersonthegreat]

What is the name of the case and all accessories and camera

[@dslrvideoshooter]

Everything is in the description 😊

[@Bryan21x93]

this is a cool build! you should put a small briefcase style latch on the corner of the pelican so the lid doesn't get blown shut with your camera extended

[@jas_bataille]

I built something like this once in a Pelican back-pack, with a laptop and power bar for 2 cameras. Used it for event photography and it was pretty awesome. Keep in mind the Pelican back-pack does lay-flat in the field - which is nice - but it weight 8 pounds *empty* so you better pump up at the gym if you gonna use it...!!! But yeah data-wranglers and digital imaging techs have been doing this kind of things for years. Really great set-up you have going on here. I could probably slam a GoPro in my backpack and be able to live-stream from the set to the client :D

[@RoryKilmartin]

Awesome Video!! Thank you so much. Would love to add or see some LED string light around the inside of the lid edge, for an array of different colours, but especially warm white. Thanks again, awesome video.

[@mattfennell9852]

I appreciate your work. Thanks Caleb!

[@rivieramacro5240]

Absolutely brilliant. Going on expeditions in remote areas I could use something like this in a smaller format to record field vlogs etc. I would suggest a mod, adding a USB battery charger hooked to the power pack for longer in-field autonomy Thks for all the amazing videos on your channel, I'm an absolute fan (from France) :-)

[@EvolutionGaz]

Amazing portable setup , everything set up and ready to go, great idea for a KZbinr that films in different locations, So much better than working out of a backpack.

[@dannyjuarez9305]

I love this idea!!!! Saving this idea for a future project! Keep crushing it!!!!!

[@artjohnson01]

Way cool, Caleb. Love what you did here. My super budget kit starts with the camera on a mini-tripod (like the Switchpod). My Rode wireless GO receiver is on the cold shoe on top of the Rode camera. The transmitter is on my shirt just like you, and I'll use the built-in flip out monitor of the camera. No big clumsy box, much cleaner, cheaper, and I don't even have to buy or build anything.

[@TheUnMarketingGroup]

Great setup. I'd add a small teleprompter and mount the monitor in the teleprompter (think you did a diy vid on this) and an SRT encoder for remote contributors

[@basheermuhammad7757]

Very sturdy and creative mobile studio in a box.