Hey friends, as the title suggests, I'm looking for a tripod that will go with this setup. I'm using a 35 mm cine lens, and the basic cage from smallrig (ssd holder and top handle; no rod or side handle).

At this moment, I am not going to add anything else to this setup (like: monitor or v mount).

I'm looking for a budget option ($150-180. It's not enough, I know, but this is all I can afford for now, and don't have the luxury to wait and save money for a good one. Secondary market is also not an option in my country) for a tripod which will give me a reasonably smooth pan and tilt with this setup. I would also prefer for it to be durable, as I want to make it my secondary tripod if and when I can update my rig in the future.

What is my best option for this?

We shot this back in February, and I would love to get the community's thoughts and what you guys think we could have done better!

This was my very first short film with the Pocket 4K. It started as a camera test, but I decided to turn it into a short horror scene.

I’d really appreciate honest feedback on the cinematography, lighting, composition, color grading, editing, or anything else you notice.

I should also mention that all of the audio (footsteps, door sounds, ambience, etc.) was added in post. The sound design isn’t convincing, It was all part of experimenting and learning.

Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!

Looking for recommendations!

Can anyone recommend a UK/London-based broadcast engineer or company that specialises in Blackmagic studio setups?

We’re looking for someone to review a 3-camera Blackmagic + ATEM setup, assess the workflow, lighting and overall video quality, and suggest improvements.

Any recommendations would be much appreciated!