The Shooters Podcast

Have you considered building your team? When building a team, you want to find people who share the same culture as you do. Do you share the same values? What makes you believe in the same things and pursue the same goals? Do you think building your own team is what will elevate your own career?In this episode, Brandon talks to talented cinematographer Ryant Nelson and asks him to

It is imperative to build connections with other photographers and videographers. The relationships you create while you build your business, can be as important as the photos and videos you take. And in a competitive industry, you can't afford not to build strong relationships with other photographers, videographers, or people who work in your field. In this episode, Brandon

Photography and videography are becoming more and more popular. We all love capturing moments, but it isn't always easy to know how best to maximize your equipment and skills. Understanding the capability of your camera is essential to getting the most out of your photography and videography. By unlocking that potential, you can start creating amazing content!In this episode,

Social media marketing requires both strategy and creativity. While it may seem overwhelming, its importance cannot be overstated. Content not only helps you build trust and connect with your target audience but also acts as fuel for your other marketing techniques. When you have monetized your social media space, you can start funding your other businesses.In this episode, Brandon

With the creative skills, business knowledge, and proper mindset, videography and photography can be very profitable. The shooting industry offers a plethora of intersecting career pathways that we can mix and match according to our preferences. This means it's easy to add variety to your work life.In this episode, Brandon and the talented duo behind POP Media, Demetria and Je

When videography is your passion, there’s nothing much else to be done but contemplate the world – as seen through the lens of your video camera. The million-dollar question, though, is: How do you turn this video production passion into a paying, sustainable and profitable income channel?In this episode, Brandon shares the stage with Thomas Brown, a young professional who star

One of the biggest advantages of getting started with entrepreneurship at a young age is the opportunity to learn important skills such as teamwork, networking, problem-solving, critical thinking, innovation, self-discipline, etc. All these skills can help not just in school performance but later in life.In this episode, Brandon talks with 3DeeVisuals, a young dreamer who didn’t

---------WHO IS BRANDON SHOTME?Brandon Shotme is the Founder of Shooters Camp, a program that helps photographers, videographers, and anyone with a camera live the life they truly want and feel empowered in what they are passionate to do.In the past 10 years, Brandon went from being an employee to a videographer to a multi-business owner. He created multiple 6-figure businesses wit

It seems like a lot of entrepreneurs nowadays present free promotional webinars. They deliver great content, then do a sales pitch at the end of it. For sales teams, this is a regularly occurring part of the sales process. Yet we are very familiar with how some consumers get annoyed by this. On the other hand, others appreciate offers like this.In this episode, Brandon talks about

Goals give our lives meaning and help us become better versions of ourselves. But have you ever tried to reach a big goal only to eventually give up? Have you started working towards your goal but over time felt that it’s just too high a mountain to climb? In this episode, Brandon shares how to celebrate your wins and not judge your life based on other people’s successes. He ta