46: Make Money Making Videos, with Caleb Wojcik

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Running a video business is as fun as it is hard and I talked to Caleb Wojcik about how we do it. Special Guest: Caleb Wojcik.

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Running a video business is as fun as it is hard and I talked to Caleb Wojcik about how we do it. Special Guest: Caleb Wojcik. Sponsored By: Epidemic Sound : All the music and sound effects a creator could ever need Kronaby : Timeless watch design with smart features like notifications, music controls and automatic time zones. Links: Wilkosz & Way use the 5DII Sandwich Video - Small, medium and large budgets Camera comparison: C200 and Alexa Mini — Image number 1 is the Canon, 2 is the Arri. They were matched using the Arri LUT and tweaked by eye. V-Mic D3 Pro – Deity Microphones Aputure | Next Level Imaging SwitchPod Vlogging in the 90s, Dan Mace

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