Making Movies I discovered bongo ties a few months ago and LOVE them!!! I use them for all sorts of things including cable ties, keeping cables or accessories out of the way, and more.
Tie Line is a better option for cables. Not only is it cheaper than bongos, but it lasts longer and serves more purpose. When daisy chaining 2 stingers, instead of tying them together by knotting the copper, you can use the tie line that you've attached to your stinger to tie one stinger to the next.
I don't want to pay the price for a Craftsman 4-way keychain, so I looked up my local industrial supply, and ordered 5 at $2 each. Cheaper, and I supported a local business!
I always keep with me one of the tiny 3 ft keychain tape measures you can get at target or meijer for $3 or so, it’s amazing how many times because need to measure something on set and having it in a keychain form makes it easy to never forget and to carry around (you should probably get a real tape measure too, but for conveniency’s sake, the keychain is awesome).
Another Helpful video ! Great refresher as well ! Keep it up ! One filmmaking tool I keep on me at all time is a 24inch 5 in 1 reflector it cost me just under $12 dollars and is so helpful.
What are some filmmaking tools you actually use that don't cost much?
Making Movies I discovered bongo ties a few months ago and LOVE them!!! I use them for all sorts of things including cable ties, keeping cables or accessories out of the way, and more.
@@ConnorCrosby They're great aren't they?!
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Tie Line is a better option for cables. Not only is it cheaper than bongos, but it lasts longer and serves more purpose. When daisy chaining 2 stingers, instead of tying them together by knotting the copper, you can use the tie line that you've attached to your stinger to tie one stinger to the next.
I don't want to pay the price for a Craftsman 4-way keychain, so I looked up my local industrial supply, and ordered 5 at $2 each. Cheaper, and I supported a local business!
I always keep with me one of the tiny 3 ft keychain tape measures you can get at target or meijer for $3 or so, it’s amazing how many times because need to measure something on set and having it in a keychain form makes it easy to never forget and to carry around (you should probably get a real tape measure too, but for conveniency’s sake, the keychain is awesome).
Thank you! This is a great suggestion 🤙
Another Helpful video ! Great refresher as well ! Keep it up ! One filmmaking tool I keep on me at all time is a 24inch 5 in 1 reflector it cost me just under $12 dollars and is so helpful.
Love those! Maybe I’ll do another video with a little higher ceiling. 🤙
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100% same here. I'm surprised the algorithm didn't show me your channel earlier, you have amazing content.
I used a spark plug gap before to tighten things but I like your idea better. Thanks🎬
That’s amazing! I’ve never seen one used on set before.
I use BLU TAK to stick butter papers on my led lights which comes very handy instead of clamps and costs of 2 $ in Australia
Blutak is great stuff!
Garret, you're awesome! Thanks for great videos!
Thanks Sasha! 🙏
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Using things like a book on a flat surface is great for a cheap slide shot when you don't have a slider tripod.
Ooooh that’s awesome! Thanks 🙏
More Eos M content! :D
8:58 - special flat screwdriver for 5$?
Pff
Russians use coin
I use a coin too when I have one on me. Nice thing about this little tool is it has varying sizes to get into different sized holes/devices.
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