The Filming with Josh Podcast

On this episode of The Filming with Josh Podcast, host Joshua Milligan dives into perception and how it can either help or hurt your business. When you’re trying to grow any business, especially in the video world, the type of work you do will have a major effect on what type of work you can expect to get in the future. How people perceive you, whether it’s in your work or simply how you present yourself, will go a long way in deciding who calls you and who doesn’t. So if you’re in the video business and are wondering why some industries aren’t contacting you, this podcast is for you!

On this episode of The Filming with Josh Podcast, host Joshua Milligan talks about the art of handheld filming. Handheld filming is a technique that adds a raw, real and organic look to your footage and can add a lot of value to your work when used correctly. Josh breaks down what handheld shooting is, how it connects you to the shot, and techniques for how to get quality handheld footage. It doesn’t matter what kind of video work you do, all videographers can benefit from learning a good handheld shooting technique. So if you’re a video shooter, this podcast is for you!

On this episode of The Filming with Josh Podcast, host Joshua Milligan welcomes back to the show his friend and fellow hunter Corey Baumann. Corey and Josh kick off the episode by discussing the crack down that is happening on hunting related YouTube channels and then dissect what they believe has caused some of the pushback hunters are facing today. The two break down not only what has lead us here, but what people can do moving forward to better display hunting to the public. Whether you have a YouTube channel or not, if you’re a hunter with any sort of social media presence, this podcast is for you!

On this episode of The Filming with Josh Podcast, host Joshua Milligan talks all about lav mics. The Rustic River Media videographer first kicks off the episode by providing an update to his first impressions on his newly acquired Sony A1 before then jumping into a conversation that discusses wireless lav mics, what makes up a lav system, and how to properly set up a lav system. Josh then concludes the episode by sharing what to look for in a lav system if you’re looking to buy. So if you’re a video guy or gal who usually does his or her own audio, this podcast is for you!

On this episode of The Filming with Josh Podcast, host Joshua Milligan talks about why he just bought a Sony A1 mirrorless camera. Josh provides insight on what led him to make this purchase decision as well as what role he thinks the A1 will play in his camera system. The Rustic River Media filmmaker also discusses what makes the A1 unique and why he believes it's worth its price tag. If you've ever wondered about the A1, what makes it expensive and whether or not it's worth buying, this podcast is for you!

On this episode of The Filming with Josh Podcast, host Joshua Milligan provides 30 more rapid fire tips for video production. This podcast is a sequel to Episode 23, “30 Rapid Fire Tips for Video Production” where Josh provided 30 pieces of advice to help you in your video projects. In this episode the Rustic River Media filmmaker provides an additional 30 tips ranging from ways to film uncontrollable audio to why you should avoid solar charging in the backcountry. It’s all here on Episode 44, so if you’re into video in any way, shape or form, this podcast is for you!

On this episode of The Filming with Josh Podcast, host Joshua Milligan talks about why you need to have an hourly rate. Quantifying the value of your time is an essential part of business, and having an hourly rate will help you determine not only what your time is worth, but what things are not worth your time. This is one podcast that every filmmaker should listen to, so if you're in the video making business, this podcast is for you!

On this episode of The Filming with Josh Podcast, Josh discusses 10 things he wished he would’ve known when starting a video business. From when not to update your editing software to why it’s important to have boundaries, Josh shares 10 thoughts he would tell his younger self if given the chance. If you’re getting going in the video business and want to learn from some of Josh’s past experiences, then this podcast is for you!

On this episode of The Filming with Josh Podcast, host Joshua Milligan breaks down what equipment you should buy if you are looking to become a pro video shooter. This podcast is geared toward individuals who are wanting to go full time and are wondering what all they need in order to be able to land jobs and complete their work efficiently. The Rustic River Media owner covers cameras, lenses, lights, mics, and more, so if you're a videographer who's ready to go pro, this podcast is for you!

On one of our favorite episodes of The Filming with Josh Podcast, host Joshua Milligan welcomes back to the show Jerred Eversole from Deep Fork Productions, only this time Jerred is joined by his son Mason. Going into the 6th grade, Mason is an avid hunter and angler who is following in his dad’s footsteps of outdoor videography. Listen in as Mason talks about why he loves video, what he edits on, and what he plans to do with his YouTube channel, Mason’s Outdoor Life. Josh and Jerred also kick off the podcast by first talking about Jerred’s current projects, what outdoor TV shows his company is producing this year as well as what camera he’s hoping to buy in the near future. You'll find all this and more this week’s episode, so if you're a videographer who shoots in the outdoor industry, this podcast is for you!