Jadyha Gardner

Portland, ME, United States

02 Feb 11:06

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Mans is out here influencing 🤣

01 Feb 08:31

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I need these bolts. Link ya boi

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31 Jan 22:46

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I recently had the chance to work with Justin in Texas, and it completely changed my approach to capturing events. The importance of soundbites really clicked. I incorporated that into my latest film, and it’s poppin’ off here in Maine. I couldn’t be more proud. Huge thanks to Justin for showing me the way!

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31 Jan 18:04

If you know, you know.

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GOLD 🤣

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I thought about that.. I ordered this Anker Prime Charging doc that supplies 250W. Going to do some testing.

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24 Jan 12:29

Hey everyone!

I’m considering investing in 8 VB99 V-Mount batteries. I’ll use 4 to power my cameras and 4 for my lights. I’ve been testing and calculating runtimes, and everything seems to check out. My goal is to simplify my power workflow.

For those of you with experience using VB99s or a similar setup, do you think this plan makes sense? Any potential issues I might be overlooking? I’d love to hear your thoughts or advice before making the purchase!

Thanks in advance!

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I shoot almost everything at 23.976 fps because it gives that movie feel and keeps my workflow consistent. I switch to 60 fps for shots I specifically want to slow down in post or for B-roll that needs a smooth, dynamic look. When I first started, I filmed everything at 60 fps because it felt like the safe, easy option, but over time, I realized it’s better to be intentional with frame rates to suit the story and style of the project.

13 Oct 18:36

I can be..

04 Oct 19:47

I’m there.