Why Cameras Are a Bad Investment - Let's Talk Investing

[@NicConnerImages]

Thanks for all that you all do! Keep the content coming, ppl are paying attention, trust me, we see the grind! You guys are appreciated, the transparency is one of one, I've learned a ton since following Jakob, I'm talking T2i days... lmao 💪🏾💪🏾

[@mfundomlwandle6182]

Recently stumbled upon this podcast and man, what a goldmine of insights! As a young South African filmmaker who just embarked on the journey of starting my own film company, this podcast episode hit home in so many ways. Your insights on why cameras are a bad investment really got me thinking. It's easy to get caught up in the gear frenzy, especially when starting out, but your perspective on the importance of investing resonated deeply. The discussion on investing beyond just equipment was eye-opening. It's refreshing to hear successful filmmakers like yourselves emphasizing the value of diversifying investments. Being a young filmmaker in SA, where resources can sometimes be limited, your practical advice on making smart financial choices im the film business is invaluable. I'm taking away a lot from this episode, and it's giving me a fresh perspective on how to approach both the creative and business aspects of my filmmaking venture. Thanks guys.

[@Saplugo]

my favorite filmmakign podcast!

[@creativeentrepreneuronline]

thank you!

[@creativeentrepreneuronline]

Hope y'all enjoy today's episode about INVESTING! There's a lot to take away from this episode and we hope that this provides some valuable insight to you all in some way.

[@TropicColour]

such a good ep!

[@jakobowens8439]

Such a good episode, hopefully this helps some of you! What topics or questions do you have for us that we can cover in a future episode? Comment below!

[@NicConnerImages]

Maybe touching on the construction area of your build outs in Honeymoon. Kind of the process behind the build out of a room from structure to design... We have a 1300 soft studio, we build out 1 set at a time and rent out the space while its hot and tear it down, all with studio flats, but can't wait to be able to have a big enough space to keep them up. We're in Cleveland, sometimes I feel we are just in the wrong city, but then I think we are just making excuses and not marketing it correctly, plus we have a video production company that we are running alongside it, seems to be overwhelming. Just 2 of us, no back end fellowship... But yes, that would be a topic I'd enjoy as I know first hand what we are going through from set idea to set build...

[@jakobowens8439]

@@NicConnerImages we talk about that in our studio episode!