Studio B Sessions
Studio B Sessions
Podcast Description
Studio B Sessions is a weekly live-streamed podcast hosted by Vipul Bindra, Founder of Bindra Productions. Recorded at Studio B, this unscripted two-hour show features candid conversations with industry-leading guests from the video production and business world. Dive deep into the art of filmmaking, business strategies, client acquisition, and the latest in camera technology. Perfect for video professionals, entrepreneurs, and anyone passionate about the intersection of creativity and business.
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The show focuses on themes surrounding video production, business strategies, and the intersection of creativity and commerce, with episodes exploring topics such as client acquisition, effective video marketing, and leveraging technology in production. For example, episodes discuss strategic pivots in video businesses, social media marketing tactics, and the challenges faced by production companies while navigating client expectations.
Studio B Sessions is a weekly live-streamed podcast hosted by Vipul Bindra, Founder of Bindra Productions. Recorded at Studio B, this unscripted two-hour show features candid conversations with industry-leading guests from the video production and business world. Dive deep into the art of filmmaking, business strategies, client acquisition, and the latest in camera technology. Perfect for video professionals, entrepreneurs, and anyone passionate about the intersection of creativity and business.
The season kicks off in a new gear: raw, real, and live-cut. We bring Esteban into Studio B to unpack a career built on collaboration, bold pivots, and picking the right tools for the job—then pressure-test it all on a private track day where a mule car, a Bronco chase, Pocket 3 rigs, and FPV collide under a tight clock. The shoot worked not because we flexed specs, but because we matched constraints to solutions and stacked a crew that could move fast without missing the story.
Esteban’s journey from Memphis to the Orlando area adds a practical playbook for breaking into a new market. He pairs corporate polish and delivery with a younger partner’s social-native instinct, turns chance opportunities into recurring tours, and shows why openness beats gatekeeping when budgets shrink and expectations rise. We dig into the real economics of concert vs corporate work, how to complement in-house teams instead of competing with them, and why the best sales pitch is outcomes—recruitment, conversions, and brand moments that clients can feel and measure.
We also get hands-on about tools that actually move the needle. FX2 as a video-first hybrid that can grab sharp stills between setups. FX6 as a dependable interview and broadcast body, even if MXF isn’t every client’s dream. Pocket 3s that win where big bodies can’t—like suspension shots on a car rig with minutes to spare. Open gate and vertical deliverables, HEVC vs MXF in retainer pipelines, and the case for exposure discipline with false color and L‑Zone. The theme is consistent: choose gear that unlocks shots, speeds workflows, and serves the brief.
If you’re building a filmmaking business—juggling agency partnerships, in-house collaborations, and fast-turn edits—this conversation will sharpen your strategy. Hit play, then tell us the one tool or workflow change that made your last project faster or better. Subscribe, share with a filmmaker who needs an abundance mindset, and drop a review so more people can find the show.
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Learn more about Bindra Productions: https://bindraproductions.com/
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