Are you a business owner or marketing director wanting to add video to arsenal and trying to decide if you can make them on your own? In this episode, Nate gives some examples of situations where it absolutely makes more sense to just pull out your smart phone and hit record. However, he also gives examples of videos you should never try “at home” and why. A bad video can hurt your business worse than no video at all.

Are you thinking about becoming a videographer and feel that you’re ready to begin? In this episode, Nate offers some helpful advice to anyone starting out including what to do and what not to do in the business of videography. He talks about things he wishes he’d known when he first began, as well as answers to questions he’s been asked by beginners.

What is inspiration when it comes to work, and if you’re in the creative field, can you always count on it to get started? Does it come by getting started or is it somewhere in between? Whatever your opinions are on the topic of inspiration, this episode will give you some examples of where we look when we want to feel inspired.

Are you just getting started in video? Are you a marketing director or business owner who is considering adding video to your arsenal? Nate discusses the questions he gets asked the most by people who want to start creating or want videos for their business.

Each of your projects is likely unique, but there are parts of the process that never need to change. In this episode, Nate and Meredith talk about the aspects of the creative process that need to happen every time you make a video.

If you want to get the job done, you need tools. Today Nate and Meredith talk about 10 favorite tools for video production, ranging from cameras to free mobile apps. They talk about why 4K isn't necessary but useful, which free apps can make sweet stop motion animations, and a hack for Evernote to help you stay on top of things. Listen in to get yourself equipped for your next beautiful video creation.

Sometimes starting can be the hardest part. What are the first 3 steps you should take in video marketing? In today's episode we talk about some of the prep work you need to do before you pick up a camera. Shooting a video is a means of communication. If you don’t have something to say, you can’t make a good video, just as an author can’t write a good book by merely writing words.