I will advise that over time you invest in good lighting as you make money from your creative endeavour. It will take your video from zero to a hundred. Also, invest in your education. Learn how to use your camera. You will be amazed by what you can do with your smartphone's camera.
These points are GOLD in videography!
You don't need all the gear to make smthn decent.
More often than not, it's more of how well you set the "stage".
I do some professional audio/music production and I've seen average sound/video come out of very expensive gear.
I've also seen smartphones take DSLR-like footages.
Once you have knowledge about what you have in hand, you're more often than not set to be ahead.
True that. It is all about knowing what to do with what you have and that comes with understanding the process of recording. I put out this video for those who are hesitant to create video content because they think they do not have all the gear. It is never about that, esp for an entry-level style video.
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