Elevating Your Video Production: Why Two Cameras Are Better Than One

Join Kathie Taylor and Bill Baraona in this episode of Watch Time as they shed light on the importance of using multiple cameras in video production. Discover the advantages, debunk common misconceptions, and explore different situations where having one versus two cameras can significantly impact the quality and effectiveness of your videos. Whether you're a video professional or someone looking to hire video services, this episode offers valuable insights to enhance your understanding.

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Bill Baraona
How to Establish Yourself as a Thought Leader in Real Estate Using Marketing and Video

In this episode of Watch Time presented by Flex Media, we welcome back Roman Soyko, owner and real estate developer at RS Professional Homes. Roman shares with us how he was able to use marketing, thought leadership and video to establish himself as an authority in his space. He talks about how he got into podcasting, social media, and created a course on real estate investing. Roman also discusses how he leverages Instagram and Facebook to find and sell properties, and how his business has changed over the years. Tune in to learn from his experience and insights.

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From Raw Footage to Final Cut: Understanding the Video Post-Production Process

Lights, camera, action... and then what? In this episode of Watch Time, our host Bill Baraona interviews Josh Lawhorn, Lead Cinematographer and Editor at Flex Media again and we explore the often-overlooked world of the video post-production process so you can better understand what to expect when working with a video production professional. We know that many viewers hire professionals to create their video content, but they don't always understand the editing process, what goes on behind the scenes, why some projects cost more than others, and why editing can sometimes be a time-consuming task.

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The Ins and Outs of the Video Production Process: A Cinematographer’s Perspective

In this episode of Watch Time, our host Bill Baraona interviews Josh Lawhorn, Lead Cinematographer and Editor at Flex Media, to explore the video production process when working with a video marketing company. Josh shares his experiences and insights gained from his role as a main point person in the field. From staging equipment to capturing interviews and footage, this episode covers the basics of the production process, offering listeners a behind-the-scenes look at working with a video production company.

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Video Pricing Theory: Behind the Scenes

In this episode of Watch Time, Host Bill Baraona sits down again with our special guest film and video lighting expert Najada Davis as they discuss the range of pricing in the video production industry.

If you're a small business owner or marketing professional wondering why video services can vary so much in cost, this episode is for you. Najada shares his insights from years of experience running his own video production company, and working with other video production companies, and production houses in the film industry.

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Flex Media
The Power of Light in Video Production: How Proper Lighting Can Boost Your Brand's Storytelling

In this episode of Watch Time, Host Bill Baraona sits down with film and video lighting expert Najada Davis who shares his insights on the importance of lighting in telling a compelling story through video.

Najada explains that proper lighting in video production plays a crucial role in shaping the subject’s mood, tone, and perception. Beyond illuminating the subject, lighting can enhance and elevate the visual storytelling experience. This episode offers practical tips and tricks for achieving a professional look and feel in your next video project, regardless if you are a video production professional, DIY creator, or looking to hire a professional video production team

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Why Video Doesn't Have to Be Expensive: Tips and Tricks for Creating Video Content on a Budget

In episode #38, Bill and Kathie discuss how video doesn't have to be expensive and share tips and tricks for creating high-quality video content on a budget. Many people assume that video production is costly, but it doesn't have to be. We explore options for creating DIY videos using equipment you already have, like your phone, and affordable accessories like tripods and microphones. We also discuss the benefits of filming a series of videos in a studio like ours, where equipment is already on-site, and backdrops and lighting can be easily customized.

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