49: How to be a Minimalist Creator, with Matt D'Avella

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What happens when a tech savvy filmmaker loves expensive camera gear, but is also a minimalist? Matt D'Avella walks the fine line of owning the cutting edge without being consumed by it. Special Guest: Matt D'Avella. Links: The Era of Upgrades - YouTube Matt's movie - Minimalism: A Documentary About the Important Things (Official Trailer) - YouTube Sound Devices MixPre-3 Audio Recorder/Mixer and USB MIXPRE-3 B&H The Ground Up Show Belkin F7U017bt Car Mount

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