What Equipment Should I Buy for our new Videographer?
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Darran Smith
great question! We have another thread that's been talking about this recently, here's a link to that convo where
Alex Winter
and a couple others have tossed in some tips!
Darran Smith
Check out this page for ideas, it has a variety of kits for various budgets: https://kit.co/zbasner I also wrote this article that outlines the must-haves when it comes to video equipment: https://www.impactplus.com/blog/the-best-equipment-for-businesses-getting-started-with-video
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