Whether you're a commercial filmmaker, a wedding videographer, or a Swiss Army knife "do-it-all" freelancer - setting up a business can be a sage decision. This week, Brandon dives into why starting a business benefits you regardless of your situation, what type of business structure is best, and five key things you need to have lined up to lay a strong foundation as you begin. You don't want to miss this episode.

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This week's episode brings an exceptional guest to the show: Justin Howe. Justin is a very talented Director of Photography and the co-owner of Evoko Films along with Brandon. Justin and Brandon began their careers side by side and have been close collaborators since the beginning. Justin is a very pragmatic person with a practical, level-headed approach to his career, cinematography, and finding your network. Brandon and Justin discuss all that and more in this discussion episode you want to hear.

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We're back from a two-week break and coming in hot! This week, Brandon touches on three excuses that are common barriers to getting started in the film industry and how the principles of those excuses apply to other creative fields. It's no longer valid if you're worried about the gear, distributing your work, or making your projects come to life. Don't believe us? Check out this week's episode to hear more.

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This week, Sean Keller is in the hot seat while Brandon interviews him about his work with non-profits, sex trafficking victims, and the power of radical vulnerability in your work and life. Sean is a highly talented documentary filmmaker and business coach with a passion for telling emotionally driven stories and helping creative entrepreneurs break through the barriers that hold them back from success. Sean shares his insights into what makes us successful, vulnerability, what makes good work, and much more.

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This week Brandon is talking with Sean Keller, a documentary filmmaker in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Last week while Brandon was interviewing Sean for an episode of Cutting On Action, Sean had the idea to flip the script and interview Brandon before his episode was released. So that's what this episode is: Sean interviewing Brandon about his journey into filmmaking, his approach to business and projects, and how Brandon grounds himself with things such as purpose and faith.

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This week Brandon interviews Michael Kelley, a director and cinematographer based in the Dallas/Fort Worth area. Michael is a truly talented filmmaker with a heart for community, a true appreciation for the art of cinema, and a very wise perspective on the gravity that films can have on our lives. Brandon and Michael touch on a variety of topics, all centered on the idea that filmmaking is a community driven, community creating art form.

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We all encounter inertia, whether in our personal or professional lives, or our creative pursuits. Sometimes inertia is a good thing, and other times it can be a really detrimental thing. How do we get out of patterns of "bad inertia" and into patterns of "good inertia" - picking up steam to accomplish everything we set out to do? Listen to the latest episode of Cutting On Action with Brandon Buccheri to find out.

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