On this episode of The Filming with Josh Podcast, host Joshua Milligan welcomes Justin Blount, a professor of Business Law at Stephen F. Austin State University and a licensed attorney in the states of Texas and Oklahoma. Justin and Josh start by discussing the importance of video production contracts before diving into topics such as video rights, film permits, video release forms, LLCs, what makes a contract binding, and so much more. This is an information heavy podcast that covers many questions that are commonly asked in the video community. Whether you own a sizable video production company or are just doing freelance work, this podcast is for you!
Ep. 31 - Producer Spotlight Matthew Postell
Ep. 30 - The Problem With The Church
Ep. 29 - How to Direct an Interview
Ep. 28 - The 5 Year Plan for Starting a Video Production Company
Ep. 27 - How to Capture Perfect Sounding Audio for Interviews
Ep. 26 - Should You Buy a Canon EOS R5, Will Josh Be Switching to Canon, Does 8K Matter Today, and What Will Sony do From Here?
Ep. 25 - Shot Sheets & Storyboarding for Outdoor Related Projects
Ep. 24 - How to Seal the Deal
Ep. 23 - 30 Rapid Fire Tips for Video Production
Ep. 22 - COVID-19 & How to Get Financial Help for Small Businesses & Independent Contractors
Ep. 21 - How to Know When to Upgrade Your Camera
Ep. 20 - You're Using the Wrong Gear for Your Outdoor Videos - Here's Why
Ep. 19 - My Struggles with Filming in the Outdoor Industry
Ep. 18 - Self-Filming Draw Hunts with Corey Baumann
Ep. 17 - Modern Day Mirrorless Cameras and Their Annoying Compromises
Ep. 16 - Contracts for Video Production
Ep. 15 - Corey Baumann and Dave Ashworth Discuss the 2019 Outdoor Film School, Breaking Dawn Films and Much More
Ep. 14 - Capturing Real Estate with James Faught
Ep. 13 - Why Do Videos Cost So Much?
Ep. 12 - Notes From Our Latest Projects
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