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Dustin opens the first podcast with a story about his sister-in-law calling him by the wrong name at his wedding.  He goes on to talk about how much his wife hated the wedding video that Michael made for them.  The guys then get into talking about their ideal camera setup under $25k and get into a debate about RAW.  The guys then discuss whether they will swear in the podcast and talk about Dustin’s living conditions, his dead dog, and the show basically goes downhill from there. But don't worry... it gets better.  The guys talk about creating videos for a living, Blackmagic Pocket 4K cameras, and Dustin tells a long story about this one time when he was lighting a scene.  The show still isn’t over.  Dustin hates on Canon and Michael defends the 1DX Mark III. The guys wrap the podcast by reminiscing about the early days of drone video.
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Dustin opens the show by ragging on Michael’s other podcast, and the two argue about whether the VideoBros Podcast can be successful or not. The guys talk about their pasts and how they ended up in the videography world. Michael talks about his time in local news and Dustin dives deep into his past as a wind instrumentalist. After Michael is startled awake near the end of Dustin’s long-winded origin story, they ultimately decide to let Dustin talk more about his life and wrap the show.
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Michael and Dustin open the show with a discussion about movies and Dustin makes an embarrassing admission about both his Netflix subscription and an odd contraption that he keeps in his basement. The conversation turns back to baseball movies and the weird storylines in family movies that seemed perfectly acceptable in the 1990’s. Dustin then proposes the idea of forcing his kids to follow in his videographer footsteps while simultaneously questioning his own life path. The guys talk about drinking on shoot days and their worst client experiences. Before wrapping up the guys discuss filming their families, how much they do it, and the idea of filming video of other people’s vacation. Instead of wrapping up, Michael reveals the celebrity who’s Dustin’s voice is a dead ringer for. Then they start to wrap the show with wife talk, and other domesticated chit chat. Michael tells a story about a list he made that got him into a lot of trouble with his wife, Kate and Dustin tells a story about an interaction he had with Kate.

The movie that guys referenced in the beginning of the movie: Angles in The Outfield
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The guys open the show talking about Dustin’s fear of being criticized for saying something he shouldn’t on the podcast and how criticism in general takes an emotional toll on him.  Dustin finally tells the story of his argument with a photographer at a wedding shoot.  The conversation turns to archiving and how one of Michael’s clients shipped a very large box of hard drives and archive material to Michael to use in a project, and Dustin tries to give Michael some advice on how to proceed.  They touch on NAS systems, raid drives, naming conventions and tell tales of past projects gone awry because of disorganized archives. 
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Michael and Dustin open the show with some shout-outs to the most ubiquitous sponsors of podcasts.  They spend a bit of time discussing their favorite Youtube personalities and the impact of rolling shutter on handheld filming and why Aputure makes some of the best lights for the money.  After some more chit chat about YouTube personalities you should definitely check out… they slam the titles that said YouTubers give their videos.  Michael and Dustin zero in on one YouTuber who is challenging RED Digital Cinema on the quality of their products and why RED is way overpriced.  Dustin then gives major props to another YouTuber with a show about drinking and one named Daniel Schiffer, who really makes some incredible videos with handheld shots. They then turn the conversation towards whether it makes sense to give away all your filming secrets for free. The guys take a break to talk abut Dustin’s glasses that he bought from Warby Parker, and their thinning hairlines. After that, they move on to more pressing topics… like how Dustin allocates his time during an edit.  They wrap the show by talking about Dustin’s real calling.

Some of Michael's favorite YouTube Video creators:
Creative North
Matti Happoja
Sam Fregonese
Peter McKinnon
Philip Bloom
YC Imaging
Spencer Sakurai
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The guys open the show talking about how great Dustin’s wife is, but quickly move on to discuss vintage lenses, how medical professionals shouldn’t try to guess when people are going to die, film grains, noise reduction and common obsessions amongst videographers.  Then the guys discuss the idea of using an Easyrig at a wedding, projects that Michael is interested in doing (and not doing), and working on projects that are fulfilling.  The conversation then turns to Dustin’s hopes and dreams- some involving his sister.  Michael then gives Dustin the gift of time through a powerful revelation.  Dustin ignores this revelation and the guys wrap up the show with a surface level discussion about quicksand and Dustin’s "piss window".
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