Which setup did you like best or get the most inspiration from? Let me know in the comments! Also, Check out our FREE CLASS on 3 Secrets for Growing Your TH-cam Channel in 2022 here!: ThinkMasterclass.com
Curious, so in order to make a super decent nice TH-cam setup as a content creator one needs to invest about $1600 give or take without the camera and lense? It would be nice to include a list of a total package needed and cost for viewers and those what are interested in making/creating their own channel :)
i don't understand it, you making a 43 minute long video, and not mentioning a single time that ALL!! of your videos! are being color corrected! wtf ! why and how dare you not saying it? people are watching you and they definitely need to know that! yet you keep this a secret ? unsubscribing and dislike from 3 accounts
Wow! To all new TH-camrs, a reminder that you are doing your best. Don't give up now. A little more push could bring the break you so desperately need.
Wow! I can't believe I spent over 40 minutes watching this video. My brother, you have put real value in here. I'm super pomped seeing the ton of value in this one video. More grace. Blessings!
Dude straight up, I never comment. But Nolan’s set up is heaven for me. I am not into tech at all. But the quickness he is able to go from I want to make a video To record is the most valuable thing to me. Need that frictionless in the moment flow.
Turning on my lights when this video was running in the background was, for sure, the best way to get my attention, haha! Honestly - this is the exact kind of video I was looking for. Glad it queued up!
I am just getting an idea when watching this if there are anybody out there who acts like a youtube studio consultant the same as interior decorators work but for youtube, You just tell him/her your budget and they set up a youtube studio for you according to your budget.
I honestly want to say thank you so much. I have watched over 20 to 40 videos looking for someone to actually shows us. They're set up and what they use to record VS doing a unboxing or review of a camera while shooting or recording from another Nolan set up Would be perfect for my TH-cam channel. I have found everything I needed and very appreciative ❤
20:20 hilariois I love it 🤣 I use a tension set up that is meant for a backdrop to create a DIY curtain barrier for my space it’s nice cuz you can have a curve and get squared angles covered
Really cool filming station. I have a wonky bedroom with only 1 blank wall. the rest is a full wall of closet and the other two have windows. I want to use that bedroom as my studio, but not sure how to maximize the minimal wall space I have and still get a background in my shots. I noticed you have a window in the room that lets some light in. It made me think I might be able to do the same think. Cool ideas here.
These are great for talking to the camera, very thorough. But what about artists? Best set up and/or simple phone recording set up to shoot straight down and light my time-lapse painting/drawing and adjust for set up to shoot while at an easel too? I have rigged a ring light that holds my phone, but it's difficult to adjust for different sizes of artwork and different ways we work.
Definitely taking some tips out of this video as my setup is trash atm lol. I was playing with adding a couple background retro lights and that definitely helps a lot!
Storage and transfer of your footage: After recording, you want to start editing on your workstation. How do you streamline this? Not always can you connect your camera to the Mac/PC straight, so what do you use, just an SD card and plug it in the computer later on? In my experience working with Google Drive can be slow and will be a bottleneck in the workflow, just wondering what you guys have a best practice around this.
Just learning here, i am shooting more how to style videos (crafts) . I need to be farther from camera so you can see what I am doing. In addition i am moving and making something. Would love to see a video on with tips on this style rather than sitting or podcasts. Struggling with lighting and sound due to distance and movement .
hi, guys. can i ask for advise here. a tutorial video will be highly appreciated. i love how nolan's video look like. so clean, sharp, and vibrant. can you help me get the same look with what i have for indoor talking head and at night time: zv-e10 (first version), a cheap 150 watt light (in a cheap soft box - no grid) that is only dimmable, no kelvin (only options are warm light and white light, and again dimmable), and viltrox AF 23mm f/1.4 lens. i have a small ulanzi led light with a knob at the back for kelvin and brightness i use as a rim light since it's not really bright enough but i'm not getting the intended rim lighting. thank you so much.
Thanks for the great content! I'm sure someone has got to have noted, but just in case, 37:41 is a misedit. I am really grateful for your awesome videos and great information. THANKS SO MUCH!
This is a great set up review. The j you so much. You guys are the best at this. I love these tips. I want that set up. Thank you for providing the links and for the time you have taken doing this
I think this is a great idea, but another video where you show how to set up a studio on a budget for people new to TH-cam would be good. Some of the kit these guys now use will be out of the price range for a lot of those just starting out.
these are all great ideas and some i had already implemented! I have a fabric back ground that i can move out of the way that is one of my 3 walls. I also found some great disk shaped detachable sound proofing at ikea!
Thank you very much for this I'm actually looking for a good setup and I always have you as my go-to so thank you so much because you don't talk too much you deliver very well and have adult ADHD so your delivery is perfect not too fast not too slow not too long just right I just wanted to give you some credit and thank you so much for this information
Great video with practical tips, thank you. Question: How to apply your set up to live-streaming musicians like myself? My audio comes from mixer to Irig stream pro audio interface to phone or computer. The audiointerface needs to be close to the computer or iphone. I want to upgrade to a pro camera like your Sony, but I don't want latency. Also the using the iphone as a camera is another option. Any help would be appreciated.
This is unreal expensive for starting TH-camrs or even for almost all medium channels that have like 100k subs. Very interesting, but the main question is: do you really need all that expensive brand new gear to shoot nice videos?
Which setup did you like best or get the most inspiration from? Let me know in the comments!
Also, Check out our FREE CLASS on 3 Secrets for Growing Your TH-cam Channel in 2022 here!: ThinkMasterclass.com
Please Reply, DO YOU USE A MIXER FOR YOU AUDIO?
Thanks for sharing guys great content as usual. Any chance you could share the link for the big calendar in Omars segment please? Thanks in advance 🤘🏾
Light set ups. But the set ups are cost.
Curious, so in order to make a super decent nice TH-cam setup as a content creator one needs to invest about $1600 give or take without the camera and lense? It would be nice to include a list of a total package needed and cost for viewers and those what are interested in making/creating their own channel :)
i don't understand it, you making a 43 minute long video, and not mentioning a single time that ALL!! of your videos! are being color corrected! wtf ! why and how dare you not saying it? people are watching you and they definitely need to know that! yet you keep this a secret ? unsubscribing and dislike from 3 accounts
Wow!
To all new TH-camrs, a reminder that you are doing your best. Don't give up now. A little more push could bring the break you so desperately need.
Wow! I can't believe I spent over 40 minutes watching this video.
My brother, you have put real value in here.
I'm super pomped seeing the ton of value in this one video.
More grace.
Blessings!
Dude straight up, I never comment. But Nolan’s set up is heaven for me. I am not into tech at all. But the quickness he is able to go from I want to make a video To record is the most valuable thing to me. Need that frictionless in the moment flow.
💯💯💯💯
I am a layman in podcasting. I am still setting up. This episode was very helpful. I will always quote you "Complexity is the enemy of executiom"
Turning on my lights when this video was running in the background was, for sure, the best way to get my attention, haha! Honestly - this is the exact kind of video I was looking for. Glad it queued up!
I am just getting an idea when watching this if there are anybody out there who acts like a youtube studio consultant the same as interior decorators work but for youtube, You just tell him/her your budget and they set up a youtube studio for you according to your budget.
I know someone you helps setup podcast studios. He charges $11K.
Sounds like a good venture.
that was actually a part of my work in a video hardware store
I love this, especially when producers reveal their gear and secrets. Nice studio designs. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks!
THANK YOU!
Having the right setup would definitely boost your motivation and confidence on creating!
Awesome tips! I'm currently in the process of creating a new TH-cam studio and I really like the vibe of Nolan's studio 🤩
His is super fresh!
I'm looking to use an extra room and getting ideas before I commit
I honestly want to say thank you so much. I have watched over 20 to 40 videos looking for someone to actually shows us. They're set up and what they use to record VS doing a unboxing or review of a camera while shooting or recording from another Nolan set up Would be perfect for my TH-cam channel.
I have found everything I needed and very appreciative ❤
Shout out to the Think team for this massive value drop. I got so many ideas from it. Awesome!
Been trying to figure out how to best light my home office. This video was INCREDIBLY helpful. Thank you!
Woosh, yes! The Tamron 35-150mm is amazing and so versatile. I'm shooting portraits, events, concerts, video, it's worth every penny!
👊🏼
Has to be the best set up and break down video on youtube thanks!!
20:20 hilariois I love it 🤣 I use a tension set up that is meant for a backdrop to create a DIY curtain barrier for my space it’s nice cuz you can have a curve and get squared angles covered
This dude at 18:55 is wearing a expensive AP Royal oak. WOW. I want one too.
37:41 there is a editing error.. Great video👍 thanks foe the info.. Definitely helping me make a decision on gear
Really cool filming station. I have a wonky bedroom with only 1 blank wall. the rest is a full wall of closet and the other two have windows. I want to use that bedroom as my studio, but not sure how to maximize the minimal wall space I have and still get a background in my shots. I noticed you have a window in the room that lets some light in. It made me think I might be able to do the same think. Cool ideas here.
This is one of the best videos on building out a TH-cam recording setup on the internet - thanks!
This is kind of a weird idea, but I use a Newer light stand, but it can also be used as a C stand for both the camera and the light
Doesn't sound weird to me, sounds like you have a multi-purpose stand! Thanks for sharing!
This video is so dope. Loved every setup. Glad I know where to buy from.
Got you Camo!
This was absolutely GOLD!! the most I’ve ever felt informed and inspired by a Channel!! Thank you!!
Think Media always dropping the tech info. Thankx guys!!!
These are great for talking to the camera, very thorough. But what about artists? Best set up and/or simple phone recording set up to shoot straight down and light my time-lapse painting/drawing and adjust for set up to shoot while at an easel too? I have rigged a ring light that holds my phone, but it's difficult to adjust for different sizes of artwork and different ways we work.
Discovered your channel yesterday and already love it.
Just Incredible! Thank you Think Media!
Pure gold here, starting with construction in January!
Great content, really appreciate the time you put into this very helpful!
Definitely taking some tips out of this video as my setup is trash atm lol. I was playing with adding a couple background retro lights and that definitely helps a lot!
Such an amazing video thankyou so much for spending all the time to make and edit the video!
So glad I checked out this video before designing my new office. The tips on getting 2-3 backgrounds is awesome.
Hello Think Media Team,
Fantastic tips. It's time to create a You Tube studio set up after watching this video. Happy new year!! 👍🎉
Awesome video. Thank you so much for sharing. Time to save and purchase new equipment. Have a fantastic day. Happy Friday!!❤😂🎉
GREAT video guys... A tutorial and a behind the scenes all in one!
Thanks Dr. Matthew!!
Mount game strong 💪
Outstanding video! Great tips that are sure to help my team as I revamp the Black Tokyo Studio. Wishing you and the Think Media team the best in 2023.
Nice behind the scenes look at what you do. Thanks for sharing. "Crispy" might be slightly overused.
What is that LED light panel at the background though 29:08, it din’t get introduced. 🤔
This is a great video man. Getting ideas.
Storage and transfer of your footage: After recording, you want to start editing on your workstation. How do you streamline this? Not always can you connect your camera to the Mac/PC straight, so what do you use, just an SD card and plug it in the computer later on? In my experience working with Google Drive can be slow and will be a bottleneck in the workflow, just wondering what you guys have a best practice around this.
Great tips. This is what the pros really use. This is my goal to set up my small media and production company. Thank you so much. ♥️♥️♥️♥️
How do you use the iPad as a reference monitor for the camera? Would this work with Canon 90D? Thanks!
Hey, amazing tips. please can you share what is your software 5:31?
thanks guys in the process of editing my first video for youtube very very helpful thankyou
I LOVE these tips especially for office set up which I’m doing right now
Nice video! I’m new to doing TH-cam and your studio is way better then what I’m working with lol keep up the good work!
I absolutely love your set up. I only hope to one day be successful or nearly as successful
Just learning here, i am shooting more how to style videos (crafts) . I need to be farther from camera so you can see what I am doing. In addition i am moving and making something. Would love to see a video on with tips on this style rather than sitting or podcasts. Struggling with lighting and sound due to distance and movement .
Thank you so much. You are the best. Your videos always help me. 🙌
Your studio is so cool bro I really appreciate nice setup
Great work my friend well done.
Watched the whole video. Thank you for sharing !
5:29 which is the app being used for monitoring?
Thank you. What a generous video.
cool tips...excelent yt setup building tricks and tips....
5 second set up?! Sign me up haha! Thanks for sharing what you actually use to get the best quality
Here are our camera settings th-cam.com/video/fVlez0G7jBc/w-d-xo.html
Would love to see a video on different light diffusers and how you guys use them
Great idea!!
Question! How can you make your iPad (or something else for that matter) a wireless video monitor? I’m super interested in that!
Yes! this pls!! Great question @DarthNash6 Thanks
That looks like the Monitor+ app.
Wow, thanks for the ideas. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the tips, Working on upgrading my computer and camera soon!
get that write off!! lol
Amazing setup 🎉🎉 and can’t wait to see portrait live setup 😁
I just loooooove this video. Thank you so much 🫶🏾
Wow, super comprehensive video. Building a home TH-cam studio soon, exactly the advice I was looking for. Gained a sub and like 👍🏼
Very informative👍👍
Thank you for this information. Appreciate!
What is the big black piece you are plugging the cord into at the 9:35 mark?
The Sony FX3 and FX30 come with a top handle with XLR inputs!
0:25 is like the best thing on the internet
Wild!
Great work, guys! Love the desk mounts at 20:25. Will you tell us what you're using there? Ipad, camera, and mic?
hi, guys. can i ask for advise here. a tutorial video will be highly appreciated. i love how nolan's video look like. so clean, sharp, and vibrant. can you help me get the same look with what i have for indoor talking head and at night time: zv-e10 (first version), a cheap 150 watt light (in a cheap soft box - no grid) that is only dimmable, no kelvin (only options are warm light and white light, and again dimmable), and viltrox AF 23mm f/1.4 lens. i have a small ulanzi led light with a knob at the back for kelvin and brightness i use as a rim light since it's not really bright enough but i'm not getting the intended rim lighting. thank you so much.
Thanks for the great content! I'm sure someone has got to have noted, but just in case, 37:41 is a misedit. I am really grateful for your awesome videos and great information. THANKS SO MUCH!
I like that drippy crispy!🤣
Lots of info but glad I watched. Not overwhelmed at all 🤪
I’ve been perseverating about my studio set up thank you do for this . Any tips on background lighting?
Super helpful, thanks for the wisdom!
I already need finish this to the end, because my set up is sleep!
Such a great idea to group these videos together 🎉
Content Marathons!
@@ThinkMediaTV I dig it
Great info for a beginner like myself...
Awesome, have a great new week my friend👍
such an awesome video, very informative
I wish I had the money to get all this equipment for my podcast. This is definitely motivation 🤞🏾💪🏾💯
Does anyone here know which app Nolan used on the iPad for external monitoring? @5:19
This is a great set up review. The j you so much. You guys are the best at this. I love these tips. I want that set up. Thank you for providing the links and for the time you have taken doing this
I think this is a great idea, but another video where you show how to set up a studio on a budget for people new to TH-cam would be good. Some of the kit these guys now use will be out of the price range for a lot of those just starting out.
Like Eagles 😂😂😂😂😂 👏 I love it. It's dope.
these are all great ideas and some i had already implemented! I have a fabric back ground that i can move out of the way that is one of my 3 walls. I also found some great disk shaped detachable sound proofing at ikea!
Great video but would have been great if you showed your rim light DEP setup. I am going to search TH-cam for rim light setup now 😅
Thank you very much for this I'm actually looking for a good setup and I always have you as my go-to so thank you so much because you don't talk too much you deliver very well and have adult ADHD so your delivery is perfect not too fast not too slow not too long just right I just wanted to give you some credit and thank you so much for this information
thank you for letting us know that! we're so grateful for you!
I don't see the link for the soundbars on the wall. Is it in the description box?
Love this video! Do you have a link to the lavaliere that you’re wearing at the beginning?
Very helpfull Video, thanks for the Ideas, Love your work❤
Thank you! I’m working on my design now so this is divine timing for inspiration! ✨
Thanks for the tips. If you are sitting so close to the camera, how come it looks like a wide angle view, is it the camera?
Great video with practical tips, thank you. Question: How to apply your set up to live-streaming musicians like myself? My audio comes from mixer to Irig stream pro audio interface to phone or computer. The audiointerface needs to be close to the computer or iphone. I want to upgrade to a pro camera like your Sony, but I don't want latency. Also the using the iphone as a camera is another option. Any help would be appreciated.
Awesome video. What make and model is that grey office chair
This is unreal expensive for starting TH-camrs or even for almost all medium channels that have like 100k subs. Very interesting, but the main question is: do you really need all that expensive brand new gear to shoot nice videos?
Nope, I make videos with my headset microphone in my living room.. lol
Awesome! Very inspiring
Thanks so much!
These are all great studio setup!
Thank you Vera!
Thanks for turning on my video lights at the beginning of this video. 🤣🤣
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