Film equipment organization

A few weeks ago we shared a custom-built workspace by a photographer named Tom Brinckman. This week we have a glimpse into photographer Dan Jahn's dream

Some ideas on how to transform your work space.

I converted an old drawer into a compartmentalized lens storage place. Over the years my video equipment has grown to a size that makes taking all of it to each video shoot impractical. This year I filmed with more groups than I ever have before, and I found myself leaving lenses and cameras sitting out...

Chaos in the studio leads to time wasted, frustration, and an unsafe work environment. Keep your studio organized and tidy with these solutions! Creating a Studio Stand Rack The above image and solution comes to us from Robbie Sokolowsky, owner of the Tribeca Journal Studio who built a C-stand rack by mounting hooks directly into

Bought a cheap mop/broom holder to store stands and tripods. Time to order another for the rest of my stands!!!!

I once got an invaluable piece of advice: If you've got a light that cost you $1,000, don't put it on a $10 stand. Many photographer's know the gut wrenching experience of a stand blowing over and the anticipation of an insurance claim (or the brutal reminder they don't have insurance). Thus, my lov

My husband built me a camera closet :) I told him that I want to close and lock the door so it can stay perfect and organized forever!

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