Tour of a 400-square-foot Howdy Media Studios loft in Abilene. The host shows how a Yukon tool chest from Harbor Freight stores lenses, cameras, and cables, then walks through the space's setup for shooting cinematic B-roll and professional video content in a compact footprint.
Alright, so this is it. This is a 400 square foot loft. I'm gonna be kind of bringing you through how exactly we put it together. So for storage, we started over here with this Yukon tool chest. We got this from a place called Harbor Freight. Now the last video we did about podcast studio, it was pretty basic as far as what we did, what it looks like, and what we use. This is gonna be a little bit more in depth We're gonna go into what kind of cameras, how we run things, and I'm gonna try to do it in a timely manner. So the first thing is the storage. Look at this honker, by the way. Look at this. This is for our shoot yesterday. We did some B-roll, cinematic B-roll. Um, looks like a monster. It's sick. So we have our storage here. You can open it up. It's kind of messy, but this is where we keep all our lenses whenever we're not using it, a bunch of gear, equipment, cables.
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