How to Turn Solo Filmmaking into a Super Power! featuring @markbone

I’ve got a go pro and a mission to make videos for the love of doing it

Thank you

2 of the most serious and passionate documentarians out there today.

Hey Levi! Looking forward to your lens guide! Have you ever considered APSC (a6700) for weight/reach? I consider it as a companion for my a7s3 :)
Your Videos are SO UNBELIEVABLE inspiring!! Thank you so much for your outstanding work! Much love! Tim

THANKS GUYS, REALLY NICE

Halfway through the vid and so far only fluff, still no tips on soloing 😵‍💫

AWESOME PIECE LEVI, I am consistently in that state of mind where I think my video and film are not good enought... It's refreshing to hear this.

Oh man, you are speaking to my heart Levi, your tips are worth gold. I think most content and video creators can relate to them. Greets from Berlin!

The first tip is bang on the money. Grounding is something I need

informative 9mins.

Levi thank you so much for this, I really needed to hear this message. I’ve been a perfectionist about a personal project I’m working on and wishing I had more footage of this and that and just need to get my act together and put it out. Keep up the great work and meaningful content!

I really needed to hear this. Thank you, this is really inspiring.

Bro your work is a real inspiration. "Creative decisions vs perfect decisions" will stay with me. Thanks!

This was TicketyBoo more please Levi after all it is so much fun to make stuff ! 😀

Kinda humorous that the title is "Solo filmmaking" and Levi brought in a guest to tell the viewers about it lol....odd for sure.

I appreciate the sensibility of restriction. Have an idea, build a box it lives in. The idea grows as things are removed. Sounds counter intuitive, but it's true. Great episode, Levi.

thanks for having by the channel Levi! Much love brother!!

Documentaries can be so intimate and personal with your subjects and you sometimes need them to feel that all the tools you have to tell their story just melt away. Great tips for anybody with a passion for doc storytelling. Love the idea of picking one lens that has restrictions and seeing what you can do. 🤘