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Shooting Spitballs is the go-to podcast for new and emerging video shooters seeking practical, real-world advice on tackling common video production scenarios.

Each week, we bring two experienced video professionals into the studio for an in-depth discussion on specific challenges you’re likely to face on set. To keep things interesting, we also throw in a few unexpected curveballs—red herrings designed to test how they’d handle real-life mishaps.

You’ll hear expert tips, creative solutions, and stories from the front lines—so you’re better prepared when it’s your turn behind the camera.

Episodes will be released weekly.

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In this episode, we take you behind the scenes as we shoot a green screen setup in a client’s office and capture B-roll at a busy conference.

Learn how we adapt to tricky spaces, choose appropriate gear and shoot with desired settings — even when things don’t go exactly to plan.

Whether you’re a videographer, content creator, or just curious about production, this episode has practical tips to help you work smarter on set.

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In this episode, we break down how to shoot a two-person interview inside a working yoga studio — complete with natural light, hard floors, and unexpected acoustics.

We’ll talk about lighting choices, sound challenges, camera angles, and how to keep things visually harmonious.

Whether you’re filming in wellness spaces, studios, or anywhere that wasn’t built for video, this episode offers practical tips for handling real-world interviews without losing your cool.

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Shooting a walkthrough for an Airbnb listing sounds simple — until you arrive and realise it's not as straight forward as once thought.

In this episode, we break down how to approach property tours: from lens choices and camera movement to dealing with cluttered spaces, tricky lighting, and last-minute curveballs.

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In this episode, we dive into the wild world of combining an autocue (teleprompter) with a gimbal...sounds tricky right? It doesn’t have to be. We break down how the two tools can actually work together smoothly if you plan your shots right and the talent knows what your intentions are.

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Ever turned up to a shoot and realised the brief forgot the most important detail — who you’re actually supposed to film?
In this episode of Shooting Spitballs, we break down what to do when you’re hired to cover a workshop but no one’s told you which speaker matters most.
From reading the room, managing clients on the fly, and making judgement calls in real-time — this is a behind-the-scenes look at how pros survive unclear briefs and still deliver something solid.

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In this episode, we discuss how to get perfect camera exposure when filming in mixed lighting environments at a sports stadium and also talk about Sony picture profiles including slog3 and s-cinetone.

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In this episode, we discuss the challenges of filming actor showreels on location. From unpredictable weather to relentless background noise, they explore the realities of trying to make performance-focused videos in less-than-perfect environments.
Whether you’re a camera op, director, or actor trying to shoot your own material, this one’s for you. Expect practical tips, honest anecdotes, and a few “never again” moments.

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