Like most ambitious filmmakers, I also had the same worries before deciding to start shooting my first feature-length film in 2015, ‘Electrician’. I was worried that I wouldn’t be able to make a film without a professional-grade cinema camera and a whole slew of other pricey tools for equipment.
It took a while for me to dispel those concerns and free myself to commence with my project.
Ultimately, by using the equipment that I had available to me at the time, which did not include a high-end cinema camera, I successfully produced a film that found its way on UK television screens, online film streaming platforms, and even a large cinema screening. I mention this not to boast, but rather to alleviate any apprehensions you may have about not having the most advanced or “ideal” filming equipment at your disposal.
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The exact audio setup and equipment I used when making my feature film
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