How to Build a Video Production Studio

#020 - Having a dedicated space to shoot videos in is really helpful for increasing the amount of videos you can produce. It can be hard to figure out the best place to set one up though and sometimes you need to use a space that has another purpose too (like an office, bedroom, living room, etc.). In this episode Thomas Frank asks me questions again, but this time we chat all about creating a video studio in both a shared space and in a completely dedicated space (like a garage or studio).Items mentioned in this episode:seanwes tv – Make a living with your passion.Thomas Frank - YouTubeAmazon.com: 3M Spray AdhesiveAmazon.com: 3M Small Poster StripsAmazon.com: Rode NTG3 Condenser Shotgun MicrophoneAmazon.com: Rode NTG2 Condenser Shotgun MicrophoneAmazon.com: 2x12x12 Acoustic Wedge Soundproofing Foam TilesAmazon.com : Lilliput 7-inch LCD monitor with HDMIAmazon.com : Sony NEX-5N 16.1 MP CameraAmazon.com : Canon EOS 5D Mark III CameraAmazon.com : Canon EOS Rebel T5i CameraChoosing the Perfect Background for Your Video — DIY Video GuyHow Aperture Works When Shooting Videos (DVG 003) — DIY Video GuyHow to Use a Background Paper Roll — DIY Video GuyInstagram Photo of Pat Flynn's StudioFINNVARD Trestle with shelf - IKEALINNMON Table top - IKEAAmazon.com : CowboyStudio Three Point Lighting KitAmazon.com : Gaffer's TapeDecember 23, 2014