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AccessoriesMay 20, 2020
I installed and tested the CAME-TV Astral wireless follow focus to control focus (and even zoom/iris) without touching the lens. Here’s what it’s like to mount, calibrate, and pull focus in real-world use—plus what to watch out for.
AccessoriesMay 17, 2020
I tested the Miroco Milk Frother for at-home chai lattes and cafe-style foam. Here’s what I liked, what to watch for (capacity + no alert), and whether it’s worth it.
AccessoriesMay 9, 2020
I tested the Inogeni 4K HDMI capture card for pro-quality Zoom/Webex calls and direct camera capture into Mac/PC with OBS and QuickTime. Here’s what it does well, what to watch for, and who it’s really for.
AccessoriesMay 5, 2020
I teamed up with singer-songwriter Beth Sorrentino to create an animated cover of Smashing Pumpkins’ “Stumbleine” using Adobe Character Animator. Here’s what the creative workflow felt like, what worked, and what I’d do differently next time.
AccessoriesMay 1, 2020
From resisting gear deals to cutting energy waste and cooking at home, here are five real-world habits I used to save money (and protect my mental health) during quarantine as a working video producer.
AccessoriesApril 21, 2020
My hands-on workflow for turning a song into an animated music video using Adobe Character Animator, After Effects, and Premiere—lip sync, triggers, camera moves, textures, and finishing plugins.
AccessoriesApril 7, 2020
I put together a simple DIY home haircut setup built around a pop-up tent that traps hair, plus cordless Wahl clippers, a fogless mirror, LED light, and a straight razor for clean lineups.
AccessoriesMarch 16, 2020
My real-world experience using Whole Foods delivery through Amazon Prime: the convenience, the budgeting benefits, fewer impulse buys, and how it actually helps me cook more at home.
AccessoriesFebruary 26, 2020
A hands-on breakdown of how I built the setting, characters, and raw documentary vibe for Action Bronson’s “Hookers at the Point”—from location choices to lenses, wardrobe, and narrative pacing.