Thats amazing. How do you like working in real estate? What is the best way you've found to source agents that are willing to invest in content?

@@Andrew_Nycz I’m both a real estate agent and a content creator, so I’m actually the client for these. I met the media company owner both by referral, through social media and in person where they sponsored an event. For years I had been going it alone and finding videographers, editors etc as needed but it’s nice to have a dedicated partner now. I’d recommend searching for agents that are already creating content in your area, connect with them online, offer to meet up to discuss strategies, once you’ve earned their trust you can offer to help them level up their production For me, I have most of the equipment and the vision but not always the time so it’s worth partnering with specialist. The ROI on content (especially video) for a real estate agent is huge!

Good to know! I have had this one in my shopping cart on a few occasions. Haha!

Thanks! I just kept getting feedback I the speaker the past few times I ran this setup so I thought that it may have been the zoom.

I haven't. Based on the build quality though, I would feel comfortable checking it!

@@Andrew_Nycz right on, between now and CES I'm trying to figure out what the best way to transport an entire video podcast setup would be, all within 2-3 checked bags. I have the atem mini pro, rodecaster, and sony cameras

@@BrandonDoyleMN Yea the live box and a few pelican cases should get the job done! Or you can get the pelican air and carry on all you cams/lenses and just check the tripods and stands etc.

@@Andrew_Nycz yeah, Pelican Air seems like the way to go for most of the equipment. I just like the idea of the live box because of built in screen and having everything just plug in externally. I'm worried that the buttons and ports might get damaged in transit though

I’m on it 🤛🏻

@@ArtherreroDoP Can’t stand when people don’t know how to roll!

My man! Im subbed! Where are you based?

@@Andrew_Nycz yoooo!!! I am in west palm beach. Just moved up here from Broward. How about you?

Absolutely! I appreciate you

Thank you!!!

Send me an email or DM me on IG and we will chat!

Really? How do I do that?!

@@Andrew_Nycz The Studio mode is right there in the controls tab underneath Virtual camera. To view multiview go to Veiw tab and you will find it there. You can either view it on your secondary monitor or your primary monitor. You acan also just have it as an extra tab on your primary monitor, and you can resize it however you want. Bear in mind that the names that will appear on your inputs are the scene names and not the source names so name your scenes accordingly.

You would qualify this as a budget setup?

@@Andrew_Nycz definitely, a budget broadcast setup. Don't get me wrong, I like what you guys are doing. But it's a relatively simplistic setup with no redundancy, little scalability and no flexibility in routing. Things you would see in a more professional setup. Also things sutch as a dedicated switching station, audio mixing station, talk back, recorders etc are all missing. things you would expect in a professional setup. But again love to see the rabbit advancements in broadcast technology and it becoming more affordable and accessible for project with a lower budget.

@@neroaugustes6142 Great insight man, I appreciate it. This isn't my studio I was just a guest. I guess what I was getting at was that its a step up from my mobile set up :)

@@Andrew_Nycz absolutely

100% budget set up but still really nice

Appreciate your feedback!! The internet is supplied by client, but you can always get a mobile stand alone solution if you'd like. It's called StarLink I think. Kinda pricey tho!!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks so much, we appreciate the comment :)

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I’ve had success with this one! a.co/d/01JayMbQ

@@Andrew_Nycz dang that was a fast response !! Thank you my man

Honestly hard to find good ones unless you spend big $$. You don’t want longer than 50ft is what I’ve read. Its one thing you don’t want to cheap out on. I’ve bought some cheap ones and they end up in the trash after a few gigs because the signal glitches or flickers :/

Yeah, I have definitely ran into issues with long runs

@@Andrew_Nycz in this case maybe some wireless HDMI systems like Hollyland or Accsoon will be more helpful?

@@yevgenyermak You are 100% correct. I have used them, but haven’t needed them enough to buy yet. I’m sure if they go on sale in the future I will grab a few sets to have handy.

Thanks!

Thanks so much! Anything I can do to help you in your journey let me know :)

Great question, there could be many variables…What platform are you streaming to?

@@Andrew_Nycz Most often it is youtube and facebook. The problem is the same for booth platforms. No matter which one I use. I have ATEM mini PRO with (HDMI) and I have Atem extreme SDI.

Glad you enjoyed it 🤛🏻

That is awesome, can’t wait to watch 🎥🔐

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South Africa! Amazing. Thanks so much for the support

Jeno you are the man. Thank you!

My man, thank you.

Thanks so much for the support! Germany, wow! Lets goooo 🎥📸

Not at all! These were powerpoints coming from a laptop in control booth 🤛🏻

@@Andrew_Nycz thanks so much for the reply. I do a similar setup to you guys and occasionally, the virtual audience on Zoom on Teams state the slides are pixelated. Couldn't believe it myself until I saw it. Ended up just sharing the slides on the platform. Weird really, but keep up the amazing channel. Great to see others. I'm England, UK based.

Alot about tapping into the mindset too 🔐 Happy to help in anyway I can.

No problem! Send me an email 🤛🏻 [email protected]

Thanks! For sure, don't want to get caught with a foggy lens :)

Thanks! On the Fx3 I just have a small rig V Mount battery that is keeping the camera battery charged up through USB C!

You are right. I got home and there was a few clips/takes on this job I would have re shot. Solid advice, and I will start doing this. Thank you!

I appreciate the comment! For sure, audio is 50% of the viewing experience!

Livestreaming requires much more equipment, technical knowledge and back ups for back ups to ensure the feed doesn’t go down. This was an 8 hour job and we set up the night prior (2 hours). It also required two people but 3 would have been ideal. One thing that I did when I was starting out selling this type of service was calling other companies to get quotes to see what other people were charging! Happy to chat more just send me a message if you want.

Thank you!

oh, i see))) you have PRO ISO version 😁

Yes maybe I should title the video differently, apologies 😂

Appreciate you checking it out!

Thats my friends, but it’s a scaffolding cart from home depot with an extra shelf and upgraded casters.

@@Andrew_Nycz Thanks. Follows your point about thinking flexibly.

nope. no long HDMI cable. that thing attached to the top of it is a Hollyland wireless transmitter.

personally, I think we have reached a point in tech evolution where the humble ethernet (cat 6) cable is the best bang for buck reaching longer distances for gigs this size. That means you camera has to plug into an encoder (or have the ability to stream internally). The ATEM MINI PRO getting SRT streaming is a watershed moment for this LAN streaming mindset. With h265 and SRT, you have enough quality to switch digital inputs. You just need a network switch and a couple of encoders. If you don't want to rig up a hollyland, you can use a Link Pi ENC1. I have the Link Pi Enc5-V2 would act's like a "video stage box" so I can get all my cameras at the front of the room to plug in (and maybe a presenter's laptop) and it will encode all the cameras into individual streams which can be switched with TopDirector, vMix, OBS, or even ProPresenter. It can do NDI as well but I'm standardising on SRT h265 for relatively low-bandwidth cheap practical goodness. I might start doing some videos on the topic once I get more work to prove the workflow.

I think you are referring to the picture in picture? There is a button on that the switcher and you can control the size and which camera is showing in the ATEM software for desktop

Thanks bro

Thanks man don’t get used to it 😂😂😂

Thanks man, appreciate that!

Collaboration at the top!!!

Thats rightttt

Yes bro of course, just shoot me a message

That is a “Live box” the company who makes them is MEA Entertainment!