Incorporating subtle VFX, seamless use of stock footage, and endless intimate moments with Father John Misty and his band, Grant James’ short film is an artistic and unconventional ‘making of’ documentary.

How Director Grant James Visualized the Inner World of Father John Misty

Actor and mo-cap pro Andy Serkis, director Matt Reeves, and producer Dylan Clark talk about the technology behind the ‘Apes’ films and how they upped the ante for the latest chapter.

Andy Serkis and Crew on the Evolution of ‘Planet of the Apes’

The man behind the much-loved opening credits for Marvel’s ‘Deadpool,’ Franck Balson is a Layout and Editorial Supervisor at Blur Studio in LA. Take a deep dive into his captivating work and find out exactly what ‘layout’ is.

Blur Studio’s Franck Balson on Why Layout Supervision Is a Dream Job

Learn more about how a pumpkin gets from the patch to the pie from Adam Voll, farm manager and member of the Soergel family.

Video - Lifecycle of a Pumpkin

The award-winning film chronicles the life of Alberto “Chino” Carias, the leader of a vigilante “colectivo” from the slums of Caracas, Venezuela. Once accused of robbing banks and killing cops, Chino sheds his outlaw reputation and takes a post in Hugo Chavez’s government. But when the the country’s economy collapses, Chino clings to his role as saint and executioner. 

Tupamaro Urban Guerrillas. Nat Geo Mundo, ARTE, ZDinfo

otorious drug kingpin Joaquin 'El Chapo' Guzman is known for heading one of the most powerful criminal organizations in the world, from his base in Mexico. In his home state of Sinaloa, he is seen as a community leader though, and enjoys folk hero-style status.

One of world's most powerful criminals, treated as a hero in Mexico

This week’s Gamechanger on Americas Now is named Jorge Parra, but he’s more well-known by his name as a hospital clown, Mondongo. 
The idea to treat patients with humor actually comes from a movie.

Clowns cheer up patients at Venezuelan hospitals

A subversive team of scholars and students are trawling public archives and uncovering lost gems.

The Lost and Found Archives

An overview of the work of the National Network for Safe Communities, a nonprofit organization that advances strategies to build police-community relationships and improve public safety.

National Network for Safe Communities 2017

This white paper is a high-level overview of street outreach and the role it plays in violence intervention work.

Considering the Place of Streetwork in Violence Interventions

Gennady Tsevma came to Afghanistan in the 80s. Here he served military service and was captured. After that, the story of a Ukrainian guy from the Donetsk region ended and the life of Nick Mamad, a resident of Kunduz province, began.

Afghan prisoner

NFL Countdown "Bakermania"

Love.Honor.Care is an initiative of Miami athletics spearheaded by Miami women’s basketball to raise funds for Luna Cares, which benefits local cancer patients.

Miami University LOVE.HONOR.CARE

Veteran journalist Soledad O'Brien, whose resume includes time at NBC and CNN, hosts this weekly newsmagazine that focuses on political and socioeconomic issues affecting America. "Matter of Fact" promises to provide balanced coverage of issues that will impact the future and discuss what's really going on in the country's political scene. The program includes interviews with decision makers and people who influence policy and can help institute changes. O'Brien says her goal with the show is "to expand the conversation around the issues that truly matter with those who are most directly able to impact our everyday lives."

Matter of Fact with Soledad O'Brien

This is the first 360 video about the world's highest Polo ground, in Sakardu, Gilgat Baltistan, Pakistan

Sakardu POLO match in VR 360 Video highlights

We avail the opportunity to cover the process “ How FIFA world Cup 2014,2018, UEFA Champions Leagues Match balls made in Sialkot” and Interview the Mr. Masood Akthar Khawaja, Chairman of the World’s largest Soccer balls manufacturing unit, where almost 1.3 billion balls made every year in a single factory in Pakistan. 

Background:
Nearly 70% of the world's soccer balls are made in the city of Sialkot, Pakistan. Home to nearly 1,000 soccer ball factories, and employing nearly 60,000 people, this city is the epicenter for the world's most popular sport, enjoyed by over 4 billion people.
Here's what it's like inside one of those factories, where balls are largely still made by hand.

How FIFA world Cup 2014,2018, UEFA Champions Leagues Match balls made in Sialkot

Meet Dr. Mo Khaki – a GP, activist, media personality and an inspiring human being – as he tells us about how the coronavirus has impacted ethnic minority groups in his home city of London.

Faith on the Covid Frontline

In the film “Flamenco Queer,” by Ana González and Frederick Bernas, a queer man’s lifelong passion for flamenco comes out after decades of hiding feminine impulses in a conservative society with rigid cultural traditions.  The documentary has been acquired by The New Yorker and has received support from The Pulitzer Center.

Flamenco Queer – The New Yorker 

Flames race across treetops and through drought-stricken #vegetation as firefighters scramble to keep a growing California wildfire from reaching a resort city at the southern tip of Lake Tahoe. 

Caldor Fire brings chaos to lake Tahoe resort 

There's an urban legend that poppy seeds can make you fail a drug test. Is it true? And if so: why? I ate a few bagels, and set out to flunk an opioid test. Drug tests don’t just work as a buzzkill, they can keep doctors and patients honest regarding some of the more dangerous drugs known to man. The problem is, poppy seeds can throw a giant wrench in that circle of trust! Poppy seeds come from the papaver somniferum flower native to Turkey, and even though they don’t contain opium, consuming the seeds has historically caused the tests to register opiate use!

Failing a Drug Test

Kilometres of a traffic jam were filmed at Pakistan's Torkham International Border Crossing with Afghanistan, Saturday.
Vehicles, mostly trucks with goods were seen standing still with drivers forced to sleep under them on carpets, as, according to some of them, people had been stranded at the border for almost a month

'Very painful situation' - drivers on almost a month-long traffic at Torkham border with Afghanistan

In Xochimilco, Mexico, Manuel Rodriguez is on a mission to save the country’s native and endangered axolotl, a small amphibious animal that can regenerate its body parts. He shelters up to 14,000 creatures at a time at his sanctuary and also puts on a show once a year to educate children and families about the animal in his homemade axolotl costume. He credits the axolotl for helping him find a path away from drugs.

The Guardian of the Axolotl 

CBSGTL173_PM_20210525-Director and DOP (with equipment) needed for 1 day documentary shoot in San Jose, California, U.S.A 

Babylonians were using the Pythagoras’ Theorem over 1,000 years before he was born

Documentary-style shooter for CNBC Make It's Millennial Money series

Episode for the CNBC show “making it”

CNBC is looking for documentary-style shooter for an Amusement Park/Roller Coaster story in Buena Park, CA

America’s 1st Indigenous Beauty Brand | Ah-Shí Beauty

60 Second Docs - Indigenous-Owned Beauty Brand

In 1941, shortly after the attack of Nazi Germany on the USSR, Stalin decided to send troops to Iran. The Soviet dictator acted in concert with Great Britain, which also announced its military presence in Iran. The allied powers explained these actions by the fact that they want to minimize Hitler's influence in this part of Asia. They promised that as soon as Nazi Germany was defeated, the troops would leave Iran. But for the USSR, this became a convenient pretext for putting pressure on its southern neighbor. At the end of World War II, Stalin wanted to get oil concessions in Iran. When the country's leadership refused to do so, he began to blackmail the Iranian government with the creation of an independent Azerbaijani state in northern Iran. The confrontation between the USSR and Iran became the first chapter in the long history of international conflicts in which the leading world powers found themselves on opposite sides.

Peace. Friendship. An occupation.

Avant le début de la COP26 à Glasgow dimanche 31 octobre, focus sur un désastre environnemental : les décharges sauvages. Selon l'association WWF, en France, au moins 80 000 tonnes de déchets sont déposés illégalement dans la nature chaque année. Ces décharges sauvages nuisent à la biodiversité et participent au réchauffement climatique par l'émission de gaz à effet de serre. Le collectif "La Brigade écologiste" lutte pour retrouver les pollueurs, passibles de 75 000 euros d'amende et deux ans de prison.

COP26-Environnement : à la chasse aux pollueurs des décharges sauvages 

Horoscope reading for Page Six, this is a pilot episode of a series.

Readings With Reda - Pilot

SV Clean Energy has invested over $1.6 billion in renewable energy projects totaling more than 700 megawatts (MW) of capacity and nearly 175 MW of battery capacity. These projects deliver on the community’s commitment to clean energy that brings jobs and economic benefits to the state. For more information on SVCE power sources please visit www.svcleanenergy.org/power-sources. 
 
The wind project featured in this video is AES Mountain View located in Riverside County.

SV Clean Energy Projects

In this tutorial, we will walk you through how to unlock your iPhone with Face ID even while wearing a mask with iOS 15.4 and later versions.

How To Unlock Your iPhone With A Mask (Face ID) - Tech Insider

We document the experience of an American politician on the ground in Poland helping Ukrainian refugees as they cross the border.

New Jersey Mayor Ukrainian Refugees

Took care of the editing and motion graphics animation for yet another very useful and informative Bloomberg Law / Tax video.

Crypto Taxes - Bloomberg Tax

Since the beginning of the year, more than 400 #dolphins have been found dead on the beaches of #France's west coast. This disturbing phenomenon is due to accidental catches by non-selective fishing gear. About 200,000 dolphins live in the Bay of Biscay, but rights groups fear the species will be driven to the brink of extinction. The European Commission already put France on notice in 2020 for its ineffectiveness in saving dolphins, an animal essential to the ecosystem and one that's strictly protected under European and French law. The government has now implemented an action plan. But will it be effective? FRANCE 24's Jade Lévin report.

Dolphins killed in France: Fishermen and NGOs clash over accidental catches • FRANCE 24 English

Miss Universe Titleholder Photoshoot

In August 1884, Thomas completed the first transcontinental bicycle ride in North America. The journey took 83 days of travelling, with 20 days of stoppage due to wet weather, and covered around 3,700 miles. Reports of his adventure were serialised in an American sporting magazine called Outing.

Cycling pioneer

I put this sizzle reel together against the clock. The goal was to communicate how much Storyhunter has to offer for News Media operations around the world.

News and Journalism Showreel for Storyhunter

"Edge of Space" was the first virtual reality camera sent on a weather balloon into the stratosphere. Description: "Experience what it’s like to leave Earth, traveling to over 90,000 feet into the stratosphere. Never before has a 360 video been recorded at these heights – so buckle up and enjoy the view as Seeker takes you on a journey to the Edge of Space."

Discovery -- Edge of Space

Museums are chock full of animal specimens in exhibits in collections even hanging from the CEILING, but how do they keep these formerly living things from rotting away? Why don’t they decay? I traveled all over the country learning about #taxidermy, #museums, and the difficulties of keeping these collections safe from destruction. 


Museums are Filled with Dead Animals. Why Don't They Rot?

The artist takes paints and puts them on canvas ... Not erased Marker of St. Petersburg streets, better known as street art master Misha Marker, could have acted like most of his colleagues. But in his work is much more complicated. That is why instead of the exhibition space, he chooses the walls of houses, and instead of pop music, which the public loves, he creates his bold, but bright style.

Honest Мarker

Wild Human, the ninth feature-length documentary film from Pittsburgh filmmaker/artist/musician David Bernabo, investigates how humanity has replaced wilderness with representations of wilderness.

From maps to national parks to Sea World to nature photographs, humanity’s designs for the world alter the context in which wilderness exists. The results can be harmless (a floral print dress), catastrophic (nuclear bombs), noble (maintaining national parks), or complicated (upsetting natural cycles of life and death while managing fires in Aspen). Falling somewhere between documentary, personal research project, podcast, and performance video, Wild Human uses unorthodox storytelling to indulge in philosophical questions, quirky history, and a bit of doomsaying in analyzing humanity’s loss of wilderness and its piecemeal reconstruction.

A theme of iterative destruction, masking, and alteration of “the wild” arises when exploring topics such as hidden sites on Google Maps, virtual reality, ghost towns, and systems that damage or re-contextualize the natural world like war and the stock market. A diverse pool of media is utilized from Youtube fail videos to archival footage to beautiful sequences filmed during road trips through Colorado, Utah, and Arizona.

Wild Human (documentary trailer)

Despite being literally visible, the conditions surrounding labor in the service industry are often unseen. Eating and Working and  Eating and Working is a feature-length documentary film that follows seven people working in food from the beginning to the end of their work day. Along the way, participants discuss the joys and frustrations of working, the skills utilized in their labor, and the impacts of sexism, racism, and classism on their work environments. Directed by David Bernabo.

Eating and Working and  Eating and Working (documentary trailer)

This video showcases the services provided at Advanced Gynecology & Laparoscopy of North Jersey and their owner Shagha DeNoble. 

Advanced Gynecology - Introduction

Dr. French speaks as part of a medical convention in Philadelphia, PA. 

Dr. French MDEDGE

Martin Andres Markovits is an award-winning writer, director, producer and multi-media reporter. He worked as a freelance journalist in Latin America for publications such as the San Francisco Chronicle, The New Statesman, Fusion and the Huffington Post. He has produced video features for China Global Television Network and the PBS News Hour and was an international correspondent for CGTN America. He has reported extensively in Venezuela and Mexico covering both the Hugo Chavez and Nicolas Maduro presidencies and also the Mexican drug war. Martin graduated with a master's degree in broadcast journalism from Columbia University. His directorial debut  “Tupamaro: Urban Guerrillas” won Best Feature Film at the 2017 Beverly Hills International Film Festival and Best Documentary Feature at the 2017 UK Film Festival. It premiered on Nat Geo Mundo and ARTE.  Martin is a Los Angeles native and graduated from UCSB with a degree in political science. 


Martin M.

I am a journalist. Since 1999, I have worked as a correspondent and editor on such Russian channels as ORT (Russian Public Television), NTV, TV Center ... In 2014, I was fired from the position of presenter and editor of the program on the OTR channel (Russian Public Television ). The reason for the dismissal was that I expressed an opinion on my page on social networks that did not coincide with the opinion of the country's political leadership. After that, I became a freelance journalist, and soon mastered a number of other related television professions. Currently, I am ready to offer you high-quality video filming, video editing, producer services, scenario creativity and content promotion ... All this has become the basis of the activities of a small studio Steps Media, within which I, together with my son and partner, also offer customers compositing , motion design, animation using 2D and 3D graphics. Our main works are presented on the YouTube channel or page: https://www.facebook.com/igormatyupatenko

Igor M.

Trace Dominguez is a curiosity explorer, science communicator, Emmy-nominated on-camera host, Telly-winning producer, and podcaster. He crafts stories that educate and inspire across all aspects of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (with some art thrown in for good measure).

Trace is the producer and host of Star Gazers, the world's only weekly television series covering naked eye astronomy; it airs nationwide on PBS. Trace was the co-founder of Seeker (in partnership with the Discovery Channel; now part of Vox Media). With Seeker he hosted, wrote, and produced several digital properties growing an audience of many millions and earning over a billion views. His curiosity podcast "That's Absurd Please Elaborate" reaches several thousand listeners a month, and he creates and produces "Uno Dos of Trace, " a YouTube show with millions of views. Additionally, he consults with clients like the Environmental Defense Fund on digital strategy and creator strategy.

Trace has a B.S. in Psychology from Western Michigan University and an M.A. in Strategic Communication from American University. He lives in Los Angeles.

Trace D.

Passionate. Creative. Hard working. Reliable
I consider myself a storyteller. 
I have always beens art oriented and creative. I've been lucky enough to work in various ways in performing arts (music-dance) and visual arts (illustration, design, video) along my life. 
I do believe my extensive and eclectic background enriches every project I take on. 
Ultimately, I believe I am fascinated by communication, emotions and the quest of beauty. 
I am mainly a director, editor and post producer. I can also develop ideas, scripts, storyboards and put my great team together to shoot whatever is needed! 
Love to catch projects from scratch and work side by side with the customer so I can offer my creative input after understanding exactly what they want and need.
Also love to get somebody else's footage and embellish it. 
Anyways, love my job.

Ms R.

Ana Gonzalez is a producer/director & journalist with experience in more than 20 countries. She has collaborated with media outlets such as the BBC, Atlas Obscura, NatGeo, TIME, Al Jazeera, Mediaset and others. In 2021, her documentary “Flamenco Queer” was released by The New Yorker with support from the Pulitzer Center. Ana was previously a correspondent for an international press agency in Paris and Bangkok, where she helped the company set up its multimedia headquarters for Asia –a continent she went on to explore extensively during four years as a freelance filmmaker with a base in Indonesia.

 In 2020, she founded Eye Rise Films –an audiovisual production house (with headquarters in London and Barcelona) which tells stories that challenge the way we perceive the world. ERF offers production services for commercial productions, branded content, documentaries, series and others, from conception to delivery. The production company counts with an experienced crew and high-end equipment available for productions worldwide.

Ana G.

Seventy Six Films is a dynamic film production company with over a decade of experience. Our talented team of creators will make your ideas come to life. From commercials, feature documentaries, music videos and brand films, we do it all. 

Our team is skilled in creating projects or boost an existing project through providing expert services in variety of positions such as DP, Director, Producer and more. We also provide high quality video and recording equipment for our shoots. This helps save time and cost for our Clients. 

In every project, our mission is to create impactful visuals for effective storytelling. We excel in helping individuals and organizations use video to tell their stories, share their message, and build marketing momentum for their brand. Whether it’s a brand documentary, a social media clip, or a commercial, we use creativity and the best industry leading technology to tell your story.

Seventy Six F.

     Derek is a freelance video producer based out of Long Beach, CA. His creative journey began in the US Navy as the command photographer for USS Howard (DDG 83) a guided-missile destroyer. While onboard he engaged in documenting such activities as hunting submarines, foreign government training exercises, and volunteer work in underprivileged communities abroad. 
     Beginning in 2017 he began his freelance career back stateside working with local wineries and small businesses in the bay area while completing his bachelor's degree in Radio, TV, and Film from San Jose State University. While in college he won awards for Best Cinematography and Scriptwriting for films he produced for college film festivals. 
     His freelance career started to pick up speed in 2018 when he signed with Silicon Valley Clean Energy as their content creator, from 2020-2021 they completed a first of its kind, 5-hour training course on home electrification, serving as a tool to educate contractors and homeowners about living the all-electric lifestyle. Derek has been involved with productions with some of the top tech companies in the bay area including LinkedIn, Intuit, PayPal, and Apple.
     If you need a top-tier, professional, and easy to work with video producer, then Derek is no question the choice for you.

Derek M.

I am a bilingual French English journalist who grew up in the Alps. I studied International Journalism at Cardiff University, where I graduated with a distinction.

My main area of interest lies in geopolitics and human rights. I  investigated the effects of religious nationalism in Armenia, questioning democratic processes and the roles played by the church in society and politics.

I have shot and edited stories on refugees from Calais to Cardiff, but also covered cultural topics from sneaker trends to the art of graffiti. 

Former BMX-race athlete, I am a sport-addicted which led me to cover women and girls in sport and other punchy stories including on the business of Mixed Martial Arts. 

By nature, I am curious and adventurous, I like to observe new cultures and to learn from people. Having travelled in many countries, I have a multicultural and open-minded perspective of the world: I understand four languages. For me, journalism is a field of exploration and encounters. I like to listen, to feel, to perceive, to shoot pictures and to transcribe the experience by sharing these impressions through reporting.

I am currently working for France24  for the French and the English channels. My reports have been published by InsideOver, Voice Of America, and Worldcrunch.  I also used to work for several magazines and newspaper in France including L’Équipe, Courrier International and Le Dauphiné Libéré. I also used to be a reporter for the Paris-based Institute Open Diplomacy.

As a young woman, I want to prove to my generation why journalism matters. I am convinced that understanding our environment requires a thorough study of the world. I believe journalism is a means of involvement and engagement. I want to share with society my passion for international news, and to convince others of its importance.
Determination, tenacity and optimism drive my everyday life!

Jade L.

David Bernabo is a filmmaker, musician, dancer, visual artist, and writer, performing with the bands Host Skull and How Things Are Made; devising dances with his variable dance company, MODULES; and often collaborating with Maree ReMalia | merrygogo. He curates and produces work for the Ongoing Box imprint and co-curates the Lightlab Performance Series with slowdanger.

His documentary films have covered food and food justice (the four-film Food System series), art and music (Site Specific: A History of the Mattress Factory, In A Dark Wood), economics (Moundsville), and nature (Wild Human).

David'd client work includes documentary commissions for the Mattress Factory museum and the Carnegie Museum of Art, corporate work for PPG and Boys & Girls Clubs of America, and mission-based work for 412 Food Rescue and TeenTaal.

David's films have screened at the On Art Film Festival, JFilm Festival, Re:NEW Festival, Afronaut(a) Film Club, the Foodable Film Festival, and on WQED’s Filmmakers Corner.

DAVID B.

My name is Keith Kocinski. I'm what you call a true one-man band production crew. I've been professionally shooting video, editing, writing and doing on camera work for over 15 years. I've traveled to the ends of the earth (6 of 7 continents) shooting video for Netflix, Channel One News, NBC, FOX, CBS, VOA and a variety of other outlets. I'm professional, efficient, independent, and I have a long list of top quality equipment. While I have the ability to shoot solo, I do have a team as part of my production company to help with larger scale projects. I'm able to do in studio work but I truly shine in the field shooting news and documentary style work. Check out my work and if you have any questions please reach out to me. I'm able to travel globally for work and I can almost guarantee my cost to quality ratio is unbeatable. I have tons of references so please feel free to reach out if you are curious. 

https://www.keithedwardproductions.com

Keith K.

Doug is a writer and editor with an extensive background in branded content, content marketing, and entertainment journalism. He has written for outlets including Flavorwire, Stereogum, PopMatters, Filter, NME, CMJ, and MTV, and developed brand blogs for Shutterstock and Pond5.

Doug L.

Michael Friedrich is a writer living in Brooklyn who covers culture and social justice. His work has appeared in The Washington Post, The Nation, The New Republic, The Paris Review, The Baffler, CityLab, and other publications. He also does storytelling, research, and grant writing for nonprofits.

Michael F.

Waseem Shahzad Qadri is a Award winining Multimedia journalist & filmmaker who produced several News reports & documentaries for international media like, Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg TV, Al Jazeera, VOA NEWS, SCMP films, DW NEWS, Hearts Media, IMF, AJ+, Ruptly & The roar, The Zimbabwean etc.
Waseem has also worked with Pakistan’s mainstream Media organizations with the capacity of Staff Reporter, Editor and Head of Out station reporter and Cover many International Events in different countries.
As former fellow of Center of Investigative Journalist (CIJ), City university of London, MOJO certified from CIJ and AL Jazeera Media Institute Doha, trained many journalists in Pakistan about MOJO and Documentary Production, Data Journalism, Digital Media Advancements & Fact-checking Modern techniques.
Waseem Awarded at Japan Price, LiftOffGlobalNetwork london, San Luis Film Festival, USA, Cinemaking International Film Festival Dhakka, Bangladesh, Serbest International Film Festival (SIFF)

Wasim Q.

As a 2008, 2014, 2015, 2017, and 2019 Emmy Award Winner, a 17 time nominated Director, Cinematographer, and Post-Production Editor, De'Niel Phipps has made his mark in the film and television industry for the past 20 years. He was first introduced to the business at age 13, helping produce his church's weekly television program. Having this opportunity while young charted the path that allowed him to follow his dreams.

Professionally, his rewarding film production credits include commercials for McDonalds, Nationwide Insurance, and Goodyear Tire, and such feature films as the Lions Gate production of "One For The Money," Paramount Pictures film, "Fun Size," and the independent film, "Tomorrow Your Gone," and "Bet On A Bad Horse." He has also helped produce television programming for MTV's reality show, "MADE," ESPN, NBC Universal, and a host of other media outlets. Adding to his credits is the short films, "Fin Del Ano,"which premiered at 168 International Film Festival, and Sundance. Born To dp Films which is his creative outlet has produced the short film,"Save Us,"and the long form documentary currently in production, "Something In The Water." He also produces music videos for national recording artists and various genres.

His passion for the film and television industry has continued to drive him to new heights. He is always looking for a new challenge to create and market visually. He truly feels that through media you can reach, teach, entertain, and inspire people.

De'Niel P.

I'm Lucas Mullikin, award winning visual storytelling Swiss Army knife. My work strives to breakthrough traditional storytelling paradigms. Producing content that drives audiences' sense of understanding. Inspiring interest and fostering perspective whenever opportunity arises. 

For over a decade,  I've been working full-time as a journalist, director of photography, producer, production engineer, sound tech, photographer and editor.

I'm constantly looking to elevate stories that bring light to circumstances often overlooked in mainstream media. Focusing on narratives outside the norm while exploring the elements that make us who we are. I strive to have my work to raise awareness on wide range of issues affecting communities across the planet.

I own Panasonic full-frame 6K mirrorless cameras. Zeiss and Sigma Arts lenses. Sennheiser and Zoom audio equipment. Aputure lighting. Live-streaming, instant delivery gear and much more.

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