The Filming with Josh Podcast

On this episode of The Filming with Josh Podcast, host Joshua Milligan talks all about image stabilization. Image stabilization comes in several forms, such as IBIS or lens IS, and it can be useful to a certain degree. But, in this episode Josh breaks down why image stabilization should be avoided whenever possible and how learning to shoot without it will help you not only grow as a shooter, but will also help you to capture more natural or organic looking footage. Whether you’re new to video or are a seasoned professional, this podcast is for you!

On this episode of The Filming with Josh Podcast, host Joshua Milligan dives into the shocking news that Nikon has officially acquired RED. Josh starts the podcast off by giving his thoughts on RED as a company before diving into why Nikon may have purchased RED, what this means for both companies, and what this could do to the camera industry as a whole. This podcast is largely pure speculation, but does bring up some interesting thoughts on what could happen next. Whether you’re a RED owner, a Nikon owner, or just someone who’s interested in what’s going on in the world of cinema cameras, this podcast is for you!

On this episode of The Filming with Josh Podcast, host Joshua Milligan welcomes Josh Haygood from Bandito Films. Josh is a multi-time Emmy award winning producer and cinematographer from New York who has been in the video business for 20 years. Josh currently works as an Executive Producer with Bandito Films and has an extensive background working with MTV amongst various other television shows, commercial video projects, professional photography and more. In this podcast, the two Josh’s discuss Haygood’s start to his career as a photographer for the UN before then diving into his time working at MTV. Josh then talks about current work before wrapping up with what camera equipment he runs today. Whether you’re in the video business or are just someone who’s interested in learning more about the industry, this podcast is for you!

On this episode of The Filming with Josh Podcast, host Joshua Milligan welcomes back Jerred Eversole from Deep Fork Productions. Jerred and Josh talk briefly about the world of freelancing in the outdoor industry before then diving into Jerred’s brand new website, www.outdoorfreelancers.com. Outdoor Freelancers is a place where both freelancers and agencies can create profiles to get matched for video, photo, editing, or writing jobs specifically in the outdoor hunting and fishing industries. On this innovative new website, freelancers can showcase who they are, their equipment, their experience, and their day rates while agencies can create job postings along what the requirements are for that specific job. Jerred’s goal is to make the process of hiring freelancers easy for both parties and in this episode he walks us through the entire website. So if you’re a freelancer in the outdoor industry, or if you’re someone who’s looking for freelancers to hire, this podcast is for you!

On this episode of The Filming with Josh Podcast, host Joshua Milligan dives deep into the world of lavaliere microphones. Josh kicks off the podcast by discussing the major characteristics to look for when shopping for a lav mic before then breaking down the pros and cons of over a dozen professional lapels that are popular today. From SPL ratings and dynamic range to water resistant mics and more, the Rustic River DP covers it all in this information heavy podcast. So if you’re in the market for a new lapel mic, this podcast is for you!

On this episode of The Filming with Josh Podcast, host Joshua Milligan interviews director Joshua Dixon. Joshua is originally from Forth Worth, Texas, but now owns and operates multiple video production companies in Thailand. Joshua recently directed his first feature film that launched globally on January 12, 2024, called Hellhound. In this episode, the two Joshes briefly talk about Dixon’s career, how he ended up in Thailand, and the multiple companies he runs there before then diving into the making of Hellhound. Joshua talks about the script, the crew, the cast, some of the equipment they used, challenges they faced, and lessons he learned. If you want to get the most of out this podcast, be sure to watch Hellhound on Apple TV, Amazon Prime, or Vudu.

On this episode of The Filming with Josh Podcast, host Joshua Milligan dives deep into 2023, discussing changes and improvements he made to himself, his family, and his business. Josh kicks off the podcast by talking about some of the tougher moments of 2023 and how that affected him throughout the year. He then dives into life changes or improvements that happened in 2023 before jumping into things he did to improve his network, lessons he learned, improvements in his work, and lastly, what equipment he bought throughout the year. 2024 starts today which means a New Year with new challenges and hopefully new ways to improve yourself personally and professionally. So if you’re in the video business and are looking to hear one man’s challenges and improvements from the past year, this podcast is for you!

On this episode of The Filming with Josh Podcast, host Joshua Milligan talks all about wireless audio gear. The Rustic River DP kicks off the episode by discussing the difference between UHF and 2.4 GHz systems before then diving into things to look for when purchasing a wireless kit. Josh also discusses rechargeable vs interchangeable batteries, body pack mics, plug-on transmitters, handheld mics, headset mics, aftermarket lapels, why you would want to buy different colored lapels, what frequency ranges to buy, and more. Buying into a wireless audio system can feel like a daunting task if you’re not sure where to start, so if you’re a videographer in need of some wireless gear, this podcast is for you!

On this episode of The Filming with Josh Podcast, host Joshua Milligan discusses why he sees value in sticking with one brand of camera for video work. Knowing how to operate a variety of cameras is important as you never know when you’ll need to run a different brand of camera than you normally work with. But, sticking to one brand as an owner/operator can help you be a better shooter. In this episode, the Rustic River DP explains why. So if you’re a camera owner/operator, this podcast is for you!

On episode 100 of The Filming with Josh Podcast, host Joshua Milligan discusses the importance of finding your lane. Determining your lane is an important step in running a successful video or photo business. Knowing where to focus your time and money in order to find your ideal client is an essential step in growing your career. In this episode, the Rustic River DP breaks down why. So if you’re in the video or photo industry, this podcast is for you!