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What's in my Video Camera Bag | Wedding Edition - Duration: 6:27.

hey guys today I'm filming a wedding and for this video I thought it would be

nice for me to share with you all of the equipment that I plan on bringing to

this shoot for myself and also an assistant so this is going to be a

what's in my camera bag video wedding edition but more specifically since

there's two of us it's going to be what's in my camera bags plus a couple

cases wedding edition first let's start with audio to capture the audio during

the ceremony of the bride groom and officiant I'm going to be using the

rodelink wireless lav system and in this case it comes with a lavalier

microphone that you can clip on to the officiant and remember because all three

of these people will be in such close proximity this microphone should be able

to pick up audio from all three sources and then this microphone plugs in to the

transmitter and now to wirelessly transfer the audio from the transmitter

to the camera it also comes with a receiver that you plug into the

microphone jack of your camera now because the system runs on four aa

batteries I always install fresh new batteries

into the system before the ceremony starts so that way I know this thing

will not die and it doesn't hurt to have some extra during your shoot now when

you're filming a wedding you have one chance to get everything you have one

chance to get the audio and you have one chance to get the video so it's always

good to have a back-up camera and also a backup microphone my backup microphone

is currently on this camera and it's the rode videomic pro plus so this

microphone will be plugged into one camera and this wireless system will be

plugged into a separate camera now the next thing I like to bring is a handy

dandy little stepstool it just folds out just like that and I can collapse it by

pulling the handle up so this is great if I want to get shots over in the crowd

and also because I'm a little bit on the shorter side I can use this to get a

little bit higher now the first piece of camera equipment then I'm going to share

with you is actually my drone it's the DJI phantom 4 and I use this to

get some establishing shots of the wedding venue and also if I'm in a

really scenic place such as the redwoods or the coast I'll get some b-roll

of that environment now with this drone I have two batteries

and that's plenty of juice to get all of those shots next is a simple LED light

that I can use to light up dimly lit areas this is good for the reception

where lighting is poor I normally use this for cake cutting and for the first

dances it works really well it goes all the way down to 10% and you can

increase it all the way to a 100% and this can last me a few hours

all right I know you're waiting for the camera gear the main cameras but first

let's talk about batteries you can't run out of juice when you're on the job so

for my Sony camera I have five batteries and I took a label maker and I labeled

each battery one through five I just got this cheap label maker on Amazon I

believe it was about 15 bucks I'll link it below if you would like to get one so

with these labels I know which batteries are full and I know which batteries have

been used so I have five Sony batteries and I have three Canon batteries one is

currently in this camera another thing I like to have are these lens wipes these

are really handy these are also my favorite lens wipes because it comes

with a wet wipe and also a dry wipe so you can make sure your lens is clean

it's dry and it's streak free I will also link these below alright so now

let's talk cameras so my B camera or the camera that my assistant will be using

is this camera right here the Canon 5d Mark iv and the lens that I will be

bringing are the tamron 24-70mm f/2.8 lens this lens will perform well in

low light and it has a nice focal range from 24which is wide to zoomed in at 70mm

now for shots where you can't really get too close to the

subject such as during the wedding ceremony he's going to use the 70 to 200

by Canon F/2.8 so he can get those nice zoomed in shots of the bride groom and

officiant also for these cameras you need memory cards I have a bunch of sandisk

64 and 128 memory cards in this pouch now if you saw in my last video

you will know what my main camera rig is I operate off the Sony a6500

attached is the Sony 35mm F/1.8 up here I'm going to attach the

rode videomic pro plus the camera is mounted on to the pilotfly 3-axis

camera stabilizer and plugged into the sony a6500 is the smallHD focus

monitor where i can monitor the video and i can also monitor the sound by

plugging in some headphones if you want a little bit more information about this

setup click on the video card up here and I'll explain in detail how this

setup works and everything attached to it and the last lens that I will be

taking that fits on to this sony is a 10 to 18 that's right 10 to 18 f/4 lens

this is a super wide angle lens that I will use if I'm in a tight space or if I

want to get some wide landscape shots so now I'm going to pack up everything in

these two camera bags all of the Canon gear and glass is going into this lowepro

over the shoulder sling bag and all the sony gear and all of my other accessories is

going to go in this manfrotto travel backpack I made a video on this

backpack along with what I had in this camera bag about a year ago if you want

to see that video click up right here and then the DJI phantom 4 and the rodelink

cases are just going to come as is so that's everything I'm going to be

bringing to the wedding if you have any questions about these items drop them

below and when I get back from the wedding I'll answer your questions if

you would like to purchase any of these items that I mentioned in this video

especially some of these cool things like the label maker or these handy lens

wipes that work really well everything is linked in the description below for

you to check out and in a couple of weeks when I get this wedding video all

edited and finalized I will share with you how I brought all this camera gear

together to make one epic wedding video so if you're not subscribed to the

channel yet click on that red subscribe button right down below thank you guys

for watching if you like this video give it a thumbs up and I'll see you next

time take care

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What Is EpiEnergetics? - Duration: 2:43.

EpiEnergetics is

the principle, the field,

will be the discipline that affects every discipline, every area of society and of thought

and of ideas

says that we must be more ecological. You must be more responsive

We must more conscious in the relationship between our use of information and energy. Very simple.

But that's what we're made up of.

Increasing levels of consciousness

requires increasing amount of energy.

It takes more energy to organize a bunch of brain cells than a single cell.

It takes more energy to organize a bigger business than a smaller business.

It takes energy to organize a whole family rather than just yourself.

You put enough energy into it- it grows. If you don't, it collapses. If you put energy into it

but it's not made available- it's bound up.

All these conditions are on it. It's not available.

So this principle is very simple. It's a principle which chiropractic, which is my origin and my training,

was based upon- and the fact that there is this organizing innate wisdom in life.

And it's what makes this-

its the same intelligence that makes the sun, the moon, the stars- and organizes the most

unlikely people to be sitting in a strange place today

It's the same intelligence that makes living cells -that as soon as it runs out of energy you're called "dead".

The amount of energy available to bring to this

intelligence to organize it,

your quality of your life, is proportionate to that.

And

that was the principal and the

principal was that if you alter the frequency of vibration of the structures, especially the nervous system, you alter this

organizational wisdom's ability to grasp information and organize it into purposeful things which we call life.

Because everything is going towards randomness... everything is going towards disbursement. Perfume spreads out in the room.

Every atom goes to infinity.

But then this this thing called life. It's able for only a certain amount of time of existence

to reverse our

moving into expansiveness, into a certain location for a particular purpose.

To serve all of it.

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Kerala India - What You Need To Know - Duration: 7:50.

Hey, my name is Roman, and I'm currently solo traveling through India and today, I want to tell you about

Kerala there is so much to know it's a fascinating place and that is where I am right now

I'm in Kerala India, so if you don't know Kerala is a state in India

So it runs along the western coast in the south of India not all the way to the south

But it has a good deal of the southern Western border of the country so because of that

Kerala has a lot of really gorgeous coastline which is what you can see right now

Now even when you say the name

Kerala what it means is the land of coconuts so because of that of course there are coconuts

Everywhere in fact. I want to find one right now. It's really hot

I'm here at one of the hottest times of the year. It's gorgeous. I need to cool down and hydrate and a coconut

It's gonna be a perfect way to do that so let's have this state Live up to its name the land of coconuts

I'm gonna go get one

Thank you

All right, it's a really hot day today. Thank goodness for this coconut

It does not disappoint super refreshing delicious, and I think I'm going to need a second, okay?

So after drinking the coconut water of course

There's the inside which is the coconut meat so how it works is they cut the coconut in half?

And you see they cut like a little dip it out here

That you pull out they use as a spoon now

In Tamil Nadu actually I found that in general

They would scoop all the coconut meat out for you and kind of hand you the coconut back

We're here in Kerala so far everywhere. I've been it's like self-service they cut the little piece off on the side

Which is fine. just pointing it out

One isn't better or worse another just pointing out little differences

So this is how it is in Kerala at least in Varkala & Alleppey that I've seen

Another difference I noticed about the coconuts here in Kerala versus in Tamil Nadu

Is that the meat of the coconuts here in Kerala feels a lot thicker it looks thicker and kind of more hearty than

The coconuts in Tamil Nadu. I'm not sure if this is just because they're more mature

Maybe it's the age of a coconut. It's the type of the coconuts

I'm not really sure but I've noticed this difference between the two types of coconuts

So if you know why, leave me a comment and let me know I'm not a coconut-ologist. I don't have all these answers

I'm just noticing different things in different places both coconuts are really nice

Both types, but definitely a little bit different

And coconuts aren't just reserved for drinking on the side of the road for enjoying on a hot day

although they're excellent for that of course

Coconuts also make it into a lot of the cuisine

So of course there's fish there's meat here

There's a lot of vegetarian food and a lot of that vegetarian food has coconut in it take a look

Check it out, I stopped for lunch

a Kerala meal

Which is basically like a thali in the north. In the North they would call it a thali. Here it's called meals

This is a really nice mixed vegetable

And it has just mixed vegetable and coconut. tastes really good

Also I can taste some kind of coconut a lot of these other

dishes

can taste the coconut-y Influence. It's definitely present

in the food. here's another meal that I had it was a coconut vegetable curry and

A stir-fry mix vegetables with coconut in it as well. in addition to the beaches of course being on the water

There's lots of fishing communities like Kochi that are in Kerala

so

Let's talk about that let's talk about

Fishing for a minute when I first got to India when I heard about South India the first thing

I thought about was vegetarian food

I actually thought all of South India was basically

Vegetarian. that is not the case not at all especially

Here in Kerala as you can imagine with the coastline with the fishing community a lot of people here

Do eat fish and they also eat meat they eat chicken and some people even eat

Cows which I didn't think even happened in India, but it does

Along with that you might be thinking oh, but I thought Hindus don't eat meat

Well a lot don't but here in Kerala. There are lots of different religions especially

Christians and Muslims, there's a very strong Christian and Muslim population here in Kerala

Now although I am at the beach. I'm also in India and that means

Swimwear in India is different than swimwear in a lot of other countries. now foreigners come here, and of course they wear the traditional

Swimsuits, bikinis whatever, but let's have a look at the Indian swimwear and what people wear to the beach

Okay, so of course I'm sure there are some Indians

Wear this one we're like we went in the West but most the time what I see in India

It's just traditional normal clothes, so saris go into the water

The kurtis which is like those long shirts with the leggings people just wear, whatever

They're wearing so come to the beach get in the water and still have a really good time

Clothing is something else that is really different here in Kerala versus other parts of India. So India's so diverse

Every part of India has its own unique style and even within States

There's different styles

But what Kerala is known for is the white.

white sarees white bottoms for the men now although

I'm saying white. of course it's India

So there's still gonna be a pop of color a pop of some gold or something like that

But Kerala is known for its white. check it out

And a really cool thing about Varkala in particular that I really like is that not only does they have this gorgeous coastline

Well it has these beautiful cliffs, so I'm Way up here now the beaches all the way down there

Just as stunning here, it's really nice here

So this has been your look at Kerala be sure to subscribe there more cities more adventures more countries coming up right now

I'm in India, but next I'm gonna head to

France I can't wait it's gonna be so different from what I have now, but so for the next few weeks

We're here in India so subscribe

There's a lot more to come as I continue Roman Around The World.

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What is the African Union? - Duration: 3:42.

We've all heard of the European Union, and many of us may have a good idea of how it

works, but did you know that there's also an African Union?

The African Union (AU) is a political organization, founded in 1999, and launched in 2002, and

descended from the earlier Organization of African Unity (OAU), established in 1963,

to fix the damage caused by colonialism, solve international disputes in Africa, and protect

African interests.

Its members now consist of 55 member states, finally spanning all of Africa, now that Morocco

finally joined 30.Jan.2017.

The AU works somewhat similarly to the EU, and also works alongside the UN to maintain

peace and resolve disputes.

Currently, there are plans to launch the Afro as a single currency in 2023.

Though the largest city on the continent is Lagos, Nigeria, its two political centers

are in the Ethiopian capital Addis Ababa, and the largest city in South Africa, Johannesburg.

The AU also has at least 8 official languages, including English, Arabic, French, Portuguese,

Spanish, Swahili, and what Wikipedia calls "African languages".

This is a similar situation to South Africa, which alone has 11 official languages, since

it's so diverse.

For the longest time, Morocco had been the oddball of the continent, much like Switzerland,

being the only African nation not in the AU… much like Switzerland.

This was because of all the drama going on in Western Sahara, which is a member, as the

Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic, even though its existence is disputed… much like Sw…

It would be like if Catalonia were in the EU, but not as a province of Spain.

Madrid wouldn't be very happy about that.

Nowadays, however, the whole of the continent is a member of the AU, which meets to decide

on stuff in the Pan-African Parliament in Addis Ababa, as well as many other organizations.

The AU is mainly concerned with social issues with colonialism and violent disputes on the

continent, as well as economic issues in the nations.

One of the organization's most noteworthy duties in their short history has been in

operating peacekeeping missions in areas on the continent under attack from Boko Haram.

Unfortunately, the AU is somewhat underfunded, with many members not paying their membership

fees, something complained about by the President of Rwanda, which has led to some complicated

records in recent wars and outbreaks.

Many in the AU strive for eventual unity, as it was even brought up in some of the earliest

talks about the idea, though the idea still has a bit of a ways to go, since the AU lacks

a Schengen equivalent, or anything else like that already seen in the EU.

AU members also have different economic groups within, like the Arab Maghreb Union (AMU),

and the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS).

A more apt comparison would be something like the UN, which serves as more of an international

forum to resolve disputes, and has actually had to step in for the AU.

Nevertheless, the AU is a new organization with high hopes for a powerful, united Africa,

both for the sake of its soon-to-be 4.4 billion citizens by 2100, and for North American citizens

who are just bad at geography.

Thanks for watching this brief summary of the African Union.

This video was meant more for people who had no prior idea the AU existed, but if you found

this video informative, do be sure to give it a like and subscribe to learn something

new every Sunday.

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What is spiritual healing?

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What I Wish I Knew About YouTube: 12 Years of Lessons | @laurenfairwx - Duration: 5:43.

Today, I am celebrating twelve years of making videos here on my YouTube channel! So I wanted

to share with you some of the tips and lessons I've learned along the way, in case you're

also a creator or you're thinking about becoming one.

Make videos that make you happy. Whether it's to relive a fun vacation that you went on,

help you be less homesick when you're away at college, or teach someone how to do something

you love, making positive videos can be a great way to cheer up yourself and others.

There's something so wonderful about knowing that you've made someone smile and at the very

least, you can look back at those videos and enjoy the memories associated with them.

Don't be afraid to make lots of different kinds of videos. One of the ways that I've

managed to stay interested for this long is by starting lots of new video series, experimenting

with new formats, and just making whatever video I'm most excited about at the moment.

A lot of people feel like they have to start a whole new channel if they want to try making

videos on a different topic, and you can totally do that if you want to, but I've always

felt like it's okay to test out something different here or there. It is my channel,

after all. And you might be surprised by the response! Remember that your audience is growing

and changing as much as you are. And you need to be happy with what you're making too.

Try out new skills and don't get discouraged if you're not great at them right away!

There's only one way to get better at all of the various skills associated with making

video content so jump in and get some practice. I didn't have any kind of video production

education until last year when I got into YouTube NextUp, so everything else for my

first 11 years on this channel, I just figured out on my own and improved over time. If you're

new at this and you're feeling inadequate compared to some of your favorite YouTube

channels, scroll back and see what they were posting when they first started! And if you've

been making videos for a while like I am, it can help to go back and rewatch some of

your older stuff to see just how far you've come.

If it fits with your format, try asking a question in every video! One thing that I

love about social platforms like YouTube is that they are not one-sided. Use your videos

to start conversations and get to know the community around them! Which brings me to

my next tip, which is reply to people. Even if it's just to thank them for a

nice comment or answer one of their questions, cultivating the community around your content

can be one of the best things about making videos. And don't just stay in your own

comment section - watching creators who are similar to you and commenting on their videos

can be a really great way to make friends! Comment sections can be toxic sometimes, but

I feel like adding some thoughtful and kind comments into the mix can help to counteract

that. And you never know who will read one of your comments, relate to it, and click

through to your channel because of it! One of my former networks actually found me because

I was leaving lots of thoughtful comments on a bunch of their partners' channels.

Make friends on the platform. Whether they're watching your videos, making similar content

to yours, or attending the same in person events like VidCon, you probably have a lot

in common. Plenty of people will tell you that cross promotion and collaboration are

really important for channel growth, but they're leaving something out - that it can be lonely

making content at home by yourself and it's not always a completely rewarding experience.

Having people to talk to and learn from who actually get it can be so important for your

emotional well-being. I value the friendships I've made over the last 12 years here so

so much, whether we've collaborated on a video or not. Actually, a lot of times we'll

be together for a whole weekend and then laugh when we realize that we didn't film anything

at all. And that kind of relationship can be so wonderful. Sometimes I feel bad about

asking to do a collab, so we just spend time together and that's okay too.

Value what you bring to the table. It can be so easy to sell yourself short, to undercharge

potential sponsors, and to let people get you down. What you do is important because

you have the power to make someone's day better, to teach them something new, and to

remind them that they are not alone. Yes, there are occasionally things that you can

learn by listening to your critics, but a lot of the time, they're probably just echoing

the things that you already know and feared about your own inadequacies. Don't let them

convince you to stop trying.

The algorithm will change. The culture will change. The technology will change. But at

the end of the day, your channel is yours and it can be whatever you decide. I'm not

usually interested in jumping in on trending topics or creating controversial content that

will get me seen by more people. I know that the current algorithm rewards long-form daily

videos but I also know that I can't create quality content that quickly. So I make what

I am most excited about when I can manage to get it done, and eventually some of the

people who get excited about those things too have been able to find me. Sometimes things

I make catch on. Usually they don't. Opportunities come and go. Last year, I got chosen for YouTube

NextUp after applying three times, but also VidCon didn't invite me back after doing

performances and panels there for four years. But I'm still here after twelve years because

I like expressing myself creatively through video content and I love the community I've

found here. I do have to remind myself of that sometimes and I've taken breaks when

I've needed them, but you've been here for me when I'm ready to come back. And

for that, I am truly grateful.

I know that things are very different now than they were when I first started back in

early 2006, so if you are a creator too, tell me the most important thing you've learned

through making YouTube videos! And if you're not a creator (yet at least), tell me what

kinds of videos you'd want to make if you were. I hope that maybe this inspires you

to give it a try!

Thanks for a wonderful 12 years (so far) and I'll see you soon.

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What's Up! San Bernardino (February 26th to March 4th) - Duration: 3:02.

Hello everyone, here's what's up in San Bernardino for February 26th through March

4th, Twenty-Eighteen

Are you craving Mexican cuisine?

If you are come on in to Chipotle in San Bernardino to help support the Loma Linda University School of Pharmacy!

Fifty Percent of the proceeds will go directly to the school.

All you have to do to participate is mention the cause, or show them this flyer between 5pm and 9pm.

Chipotle Mexican Grill is located at 1092 East Hospitality Lane.

For more information call 909-799-942

Red Sparrow is hitting theaters this Friday!

This spy thriller tells a story of a Russia Intelligence officer who is sent to make contact

with a CIA agent and possible mole. Will she get the job done?

Or will she fall for the CIA officer and become a double agent?

Get your tickets at the Regal Cinemas San Bernardino 14 & RXP or purchase them online at REGmovies.com.

The Regal Cinemas is located at: 450 North "E" Street San Bernardino.

For more information call: (844) 462-7342

Visit San Bernardino's History and Railroad Museum for free!

Take a tour of the refurbished Santa Fe Railway,see Firefighter collections, artifacts, maps, posters and so much more!

The San Bernardino History and Railroad Museum is open Wednesday's and Saturday's and

is located at: 1170 West Third Street San Bernardino.

For more information call: (909) 888-3634.

(Wednesday's 9am-Noon, Saturday's 10am-3pm)

Celebrate Women's HER-story month with the

Women's Resource Center at Cal State SanBernardino!

Participating in their daily trivia could win you a $10 Starbucks Gift Card!

All you have to do is be the first person to answer the question of the day.

The questions will be given on their Facebook and Instagram at: SMSUWRC.

The Women's Resource Center is located at: 5500 University Parkway San Bernardino.

For more information visit their Facebook page at: SMSUWomensResourceCenter.

It's National Banana Cream Pie Day!

Visit San Bernardino's local bakery "The Original Mommie Helen's Bakery" and grab

a slice or a whole Banana Cream Pie!

The Original Mommie Helen's Bakery is located at: 1440 South "E" Street Suite C" San Bernardino.

Bring your family and friends and enjoy an exciting Night of Illusion with Danny Ray

at the Hilton DoubleTree located at: 285 East Hospitality Lane San Bernardino.

For more information call: 909-558-8722

The Tzuchi Medical Outreach is having their free clinics offered by professional healthcare providers.

The services include, Vital sign, Acupuncture, Medical Check ups, Dental-Cleaning, Filling,

extraction, Vision with eye exam or prescription glass as needed. [One service per visit].

The Tzuchi Mediccal Outreach is located 650 North Del Rosa Drive San Bernardino.

For more information call: (909) 447-7799

And that's what's up in San Bernardino for

February 26th through March 4th, Twenty-Eighteen.

If you have an event that you'd like us to highlight here, please send an email to

events at videofp.com.

And we'll see you next time when we'll let you know!!

What's up San Bernardino!

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Where and what am I up to? - Duration: 4:25.

Hi there...

I got my f r e s h cut, ya know? (I am doing CC now so ok)

I absolutely hate it, they got WAY too back behind the ears.

*stuttering* I can fit my whole- like two fingers wide, that's this big of a gap.

I HATE it.

Anyways,

Um,

Hello there. Where have I been? For the past... long time?

I'm going to stop here because this is way too hard. Next time I'll just write a script and then do stuff. Sorry. :(

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What if we STAY in Montreal? / Vlog / Andrea Polo MdO - Duration: 7:31.

Presenting our new neighbourhood.

Stop

Wow

As if you've never seen a city before

Now the longest stairs in the world

Don't fall

We're going to go eat Peruvian food

in Montreal

So good

Fried Yuka

Very very very good

In Toronto I've never seen food

that's a countries main dish

and is not part of a franchise

in a foodcourt

for real

very very cool

I feel that in Montreal

they really embrace the latin culture

I don't know,

that's something I haven't felt in Toronto

Here you don't have any choice

but to wear boots

look at the snow

Either boots

or boots

Gus, what do you say?

We go back to Toronto?

Or do we stay in Montreal?

There's seriously too much snow

Which do you guys think is better?

That one

or this one?

Vote up above

To be continued...

This is the one we decided to take

if you voted for this one

type an emoji like this

..or a canada flag

in the comments.

We have to be

by 5:00pm at the airport

From here we have to go to a station called

something with lion

or lion

or lion

and the we have to take the

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let's go

after almost missing our stop

we made it

And the truth is that home

home

if we define the word home

home for me is

anywhere where he is

this little cutie

Toronto is home

we made it

we here

we had an awesome time in Montreal

we hope you liked this video

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and we'll see you when we see you again

i send kisses

and big hugs

bye