Welcome to Made for Profit, a podcast where we talk business in the shop and help you monetize as a maker.

Each week we cover business topics to help you grow your full-time business or your side hustle.

We'll also bring you interviews from a variety of people winning in their space to share valuable business insights and life lessons.

I'm Brad Rodriguez, a full-time content creator running Fix This Build That.com.

And my co-host, John Mulecki, runs a full-time furniture company and his content site,

John Mellecki.com. We've been growing our successful businesses online, and we want to bring

you into the conversation and help you grow along with us.

Welcome to episode 44. Now this week we're going to be wrapping up our camera-centric conversation with a look into videography.

And we're not going to get bogged down with the technical talk here, but we're going to talk about adding video to your brand's toolkit.

And we're going to hit on the different styles and types of video, the gear you might need for each of them. And also talk about some of the gear that we've added to our own toolkets over the last year that have changed the way that we've been shooting video. But before we get into it, we want to thank our new members that joined the MFP patron tribe this week, Jared Luker, Andrew Gorvara, Joseph Nathan Kennedy. Thank you guys for joining.

If you want to be part of the patron tribe,

you can head over to patreon.com forward slash made for profit

and get access to the after show and some other cool rewards.

John, what is up, my man?

Boy, man.

I'm over here.

I'm in a cauldron of sadness.

Not really sadness. It's just been a struggle. So I'm over here I'm in a cauldron of sadness not really sadness it's just been a struggle so I I'm currently I'm very behind on things and I don't like getting

that way I'm I'm behind on content for YouTube for some sponsors and then it's I've

just been playing a lot of catch up man I I hired a I hired an assistant recently and getting hurt coached up has been taken up a good minute of my time and then, you know, trying to crawl out of the the backlogged stuff. So I'm, uh, I'm actually diving into a content specific project to get me out of the slump. I'm working on this Adirondack chair.

Slump buster.

Yeah, slump buster.

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