Live-streaming an event can be as simple as pointing a camera at a stage and sending that video to the internet. But for conferences, corporate events, symposiums, presentations, panel discussions, and other professional events, there is often a lot more happening behind the scenes. At Rustic River Media, we approach

When people think about the costs of running a video production or photography business, they usually think about cameras, lenses, lighting, drones, or computers. One expense that rarely gets talked about is storage. Just over a year ago, I built two 168TB RAID 5 arrays for Rustic River Media: one

This weekend I built my first of four 168TB RAID storage drives and thought I would share with you why I built this, how I have it set up, and what all parts I used. I built my first RAID drive back in 2015. It consisted of four 2TB HDD

My updated livestream setup is almost complete. I’ve been offering live-streaming since 2017, but have been working this year to completely revamp my equipment and how I approach things. Here’s what my setup looks like today: It all starts with the ATEM Mini Extreme ISO which allows me to take

Ahhh, content. You love to create it, you have to have it, but what in the world do you do with it all after you capture it? That’s what I’m going to answer for you today. My process isn’t the only process, but I can assure you it’s a bulletproof

Over the past decade I’ve learned a lot about what hunters like to see in hunting related videos. From short films to TV shows, to outfitter marketing videos and product advertisements, these observations I’ve noted apply to pretty much any hunting related video there is. 1. Keep it short and