Shultsie Does Stuff

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Anon M5 30-second social media promo for Doug's Hood River.

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A quick reminder for the folks heading for the backcountry this upcoming winter: CHECK YOUR GEAR

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Up next on Shultstie Does Stuff:

I got my hands on a few new helmets for the 2023-2024 season. First on the list will be the Anon Oslo.

This teaser was shot, edited and processed on my iPhone along with CapCut.

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My first sponsored content! 

This video took longer than I expected, with delays due to a creative block. I imposed a lot of pressure of "knock this out of the park" due to being comspensated. It wasn't until I remembered that I was urged to use my own voice - this changed the feel of the project to be a lot more personal rather than trying to sell a product.

The lighting concerns I mentioned while shooting e003 were rectified with multiple attempts at strategically placing 3 studio lights as well as adding accent lighting throughout the studio. 

I upgraded my audio recording equipment by adding a RODE Wireless GO II microphone system with an attached lavalier mic. This allowed me to capture consistent audio levels while I moved around my studio. I did find that the RODE microphone can still pick up background noise. 

I set my Sony Alpha 7C to shoot in landscape mode to accommodate a long-format in a 16:9 aspect to accommodate the full screen of a computer and/or television.

I relied a lot less on CapCut's AI editing functions and the supercut transitions seemed to be more cohesive and sounds more natural when just listening to the audio track of the presentation. 

I also affixed color coded stage markings to aid in a more efficient shot continuity as well as a speedier shot set up.

Concerns for e004:

• Dampen background noise!
  • Affix sound dampening panels to walls.
  • Add rug to space to dampen floor noise.
• Consider Bounce Light Diffusion for better lighting.

 A continuation of my thoughts on how and why I ended up with the gear that I have and piecing together my quiver for the PNW. 

Production notes:

Episode 1 was shot exclusively with an iPhone 14 Pro equipped with Shure's MV88 condenser microphone. Post-production edits were completed with the CapCut phone app.

Episode 2 was shot using a Sony Alpha 7C paired up with their ECM-B10 shotgun microphone. Post-production edits were completed with CapCut's desktop app. 

Concerns for future videos in this office set up:

• Lighting 
• Audio

 My first staged video. 

An unscripted ramble on about boot comfort and giving a lot of credit to my favorite ski shop & crew! Also, I’m learning how to produce these videos in my home studio to prepare for other ventures.

Thanks for watching!