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Mindshift 180 Panorama Pack Review

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I have to say that Mindshift’s rotation 180° Panorama pack was a great addition to my long list of camera gear during a couple of my recent shoots. Firstly, I have to say that this pack was the perfect carry-on for stuffing my camera bodies, lenses and an assortment of accessories to have them close and safe, either under the seat or up above.…
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Finding a Balance Between Creativity & Running a Business – 5 Tips to Keep the Creative Juices Flowing

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Recently, there have been a lot of posts about work life balance. From all that I have read, the most thorough and honest one is from a great friend, Philip Bloom who sheds light on how this balance has affected him.…
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Traveling Abroad – Why Fixers are So Critical

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Excellence is earned… And I imagine that to get to this point you have worked hard as a freelancer, collaborator, and/or intern. But with all this training, what everything boils down to is the need to rely on others for support in your creative endeavors.…
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How to Build an Audience – A Few Helpful Tips

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Creating an online presence is a daunting task and takes a lot of work and dedication. There is no fail safe solution that will ensure success, however, there are a few things you can do to develop a foundation to grow from.…
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Pack it Right, Pack it Tight: Gear Packing Tips

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Packing your gear can be daunting if you’ve never done it for a weeklong adventure into the backcountry. And though not all of our adventure film schools are in the backcountry, it’s still a good thing to know how to pack without breaking your back. …
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Looking to Start a Business? Here are 10 Tips to Get You Started

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Being successful as a multi-media artist is extremely challenging and requires a lot of hard work. To help with this process, I have developed a list of ten tips to help with your journey as a freelancer. Insurance, Taxes & Paperwork: The most difficult part of the process for me is the paperwork.…
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How to Choose Music for Your Video – A Few Tips to Get You Started

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For me, one of the hardest parts when editing a video is determining what music to use. This process usually takes almost as long as the process of capturing and editing the footage combined! In this post, I want to breakdown a few different things to consider when choosing your music as well as offer a few solutions that I have found helpful.…
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Relationship Building – 4 Reasons Why A Positive Attitude Leads to Success

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Throughout life, we are forced to adapt to change and overcome obstacles. These challenges and obstacles are what inevitably make us stronger. In this post, what I want to talk about is why a positive attitude is important in life as well as the success of your business.…
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How to Shoot In A Cold Climate – 7 Tips To Keep Your Camera Rolling & Improve Your Final Image

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Shooting in a cold climate poses a list of challenges. For me, I grew up in Saskatchewan, Canada and have been forced to deal with these harsh climates. In Saskatchewan, we have snow on the ground for five months a year, get an average of 106cm of snow a year and have had a low of -50C.…
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