I'm def. gonna check out Milanote. This is my first time hearing about it. Planning in a visual way is a dream come true. Thanks for sharing this Mitch!
With years wandering on filming and shooting sets, I can objectively confirm the process you've been running through along this video as just perfect. I would just add a little thing, as a notice to inexperienced and/or beginners : stay in and stick to your task, (unless someone specificaly asks you) never walk onto someone else's grass, do your job and your job only. A set, whether flocked with 60 technicians or just a double-mind team, HAS to be an orchestra. With everyone behind their desk, never interfering with the next one. I perfectly remember a (young) director leaving his set, to check if "By any chance [I] would have some extra left-overs of make-up from a previous filming... you know.". I had to run and grab him so to get him back where he belonged : the set. Aside from this little (but crucial) detail, your stuff makes all the sense there is and must be watched an re-watched by anyone pretending to, some day, get somehow serious is this business. Well done !
Mich, I really love your work! Introducing Millanote, a great video should be filling out a project from scratch. Your organizational skills are very clean and concise. I just installed Millanote through your recommendation, and I'm pretty lost.
I'm not sure people realise how much rich advice is here in this single video, and you get it for free. Weow!
Thanks Eddy! 🤍
Photo Pills (sp?) can also do the sun during the time of day plus much much more!
Yep! Aware of this app. Its actually more advanced than the one I use!
here before it goes viral :)
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This was super helpful. Although I think I missed how you find models vs what to say when you do reach out.
I'm def. gonna check out Milanote. This is my first time hearing about it. Planning in a visual way is a dream come true. Thanks for sharing this Mitch!
Cheers Paul, glad you enjoyed it. Milanote ftw
Mitch this has been one of my biggest struggles and I think I’m gonna have to try Milanote, thank you so much for the consistently great content
Pure Gold! Thank You!
this app is life!! thank youu
what's the app I don't find it
Love how informative your videos are man keep up the good work and thankyou again
Thanks Ashley!
Milanote underrated, love the video Mitch!
Thank You for all of your videos that you did. I am enjoying all of them.
Hey Mitch once again .. great video .. very useful information
Glad you enjoyed Jonty! :)
I just recently found you from watching north borders and 7th era. I love you videos! Thank you so much for all the tips and help!
Great one Mitch!!! Thank you!
Excellent content. This is very useful information for photographers. Milanote looks interesting. Thanks!
and daym, that app for the sun!!💛💛💛
Really helpful with the Milanote plug here!
Milanote are the GOAT of productivity apps 😌
you're such an inspiration! this is very informative! :)
❤ALL your vids they're sooooo "ePIC" LOL :P
keep it up! 🙏
Dope video Mitch 🔥🔥🔥
Very educational video. Thanks for putting this together.
fire fire fire. thanks for this Mitch!
Actually really helpful Mitch. Cheers
Q: where do you find the model ??? is there a specific site ??? Instagram?? Where have u had the most success ??? Etc…
Love this man! Hope all is well! 🤙🏼
really helpful video man! Many good tips and tricks. Thank you!!
Great video mate 👍🏻
With years wandering on filming and shooting sets, I can objectively confirm the process you've been running through along this video as just perfect.
I would just add a little thing, as a notice to inexperienced and/or beginners : stay in and stick to your task, (unless someone specificaly asks you) never walk onto someone else's grass, do your job and your job only.
A set, whether flocked with 60 technicians or just a double-mind team, HAS to be an orchestra. With everyone behind their desk, never interfering with the next one. I perfectly remember a (young) director leaving his set, to check if "By any chance [I] would have some extra left-overs of make-up from a previous filming... you know.". I had to run and grab him so to get him back where he belonged : the set.
Aside from this little (but crucial) detail, your stuff makes all the sense there is and must be watched an re-watched by anyone pretending to, some day, get somehow serious is this business. Well done !
Great advice and thanks for your thoughts. Appreciate the comment!! 🙏🏼
This was super helpful! Thanks!
Love this 😌 Thank you!
Mich, I really love your work! Introducing Millanote, a great video should be filling out a project from scratch. Your organizational skills are very clean and concise. I just installed Millanote through your recommendation, and I'm pretty lost.
so when you gonna switch to sony ，the 35150 2-2.8 lens ,your dream focal lenth is out on market
Thank you do much! ❤️ As a beginner in Photography this will gonna help me a lot! ❤️ Keep up the good work Mitch! Stay safe! ☺️
Amazing tips. Thanks!
Glad it helped mate!
*extra sharpness intensifies*
good tips
Extra sharpness 👌🏼😂
213 likes, 0 dislikes. Perfectly balanced, as all things should be.
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Yep you've got my 'liek' :-)
Appreciate you 🙏🏼
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I even don't have a camera also I don't have a good camera in mobile
Ok, from last mounth every youtube photographer use Milanote and plan photoshoot.