Who is can't live without their gimbal? Who refuses anything but handheld? Tripods or Tri-don'ts? "tHeRe'S a PuRpOsE fOr EvErYtHiNg" yea, yea, yea, but what's your preferred way to shoot a wedding? My primary camera does not have IBIS, so I've only ever used it on a gimbal, but I'm falling more in love with the handheld look. Been thinking about making the switch and how I can practice a "steadier" hand.

What frame rate is everyone shooting? Are you switching throughout the day for certain moments or are you sticking to 60fps all day for flexibility in post? What’s your thinking behind it? Do you prefer that natural motion blur at 24fps or do your clients not even notice.

Wasssupp people! If you are here and also wanted to be entered to win the giveaway, please comment anything on this post so we know to include your entries! ☺️ If you are just here for the community, please say nothing but continue to enjoy your time 😁 LASTLY, we will be announcing said winner TOMORROW! Right here in skool! Stay tuned for the time! We will also be announcing some cool things afterwards! So glad everyone is here 🫶🏼

Hi! I’m Analise Porter! (analiseporterphoto on IG) I’m based out of AZ! I’ve done both photography and videography for almost 9 years but I took about 6 years and slowed way down to focus on raising my babies! Recently got some new gear and I’m excited to start getting into it again! I’d love to connect with and learn from others!

I'm Emily and am based in Arizona! Kyle and Camryn - this platform is awesome! What a great way to connect the filmmaking community. I've been filming weddings for almost 7 years now. Just now diving into full time after having two kids and finally balancing that aspect of my life a bit more. Something I'm excited for this year is making the switch to Sony! I just got an FX3 after being on Pansonic for years and I am excited for all the new creativity that comes with new gear.