Garage to Studio Remodel

Here it is Finally! 
If I've learned anything about makign a how-to video, is to watch how-to videos on how to make a how-to video.  You'll see what I mean. ;)

Some Portraits taken in said studio

BTS description to accompany video of studio build part 1

The lamp I made that is used in the video

Reason I keep saying Part 1, part 2 would be the adjacent wall drywalled and painted. Extending the floor out another 4 feet and trying to make it all seamless.

Now on to the video!

Studio Portraits

Aly stopped by after hanging out at Huber winery for a photoshoot.  Still putting the new studio through the ringer.  Hopefuly going in the morning to lowes to pick up some more material. Once I get the video processed, i'll have a video to see me in action!

in the meantime, heres another bts!



Studio Build Pt 1

Parts:
1 gallon of Flat paint (already owned, walmart about 16 bucks)
1 box of drywall screws (already owned, Lowes about 8 bucks)
Landscape timbers cut (already owned from picket fence)
Sheets (already owned, 5 bucks each at walmart)
Closet Doors (taken from my kid's room)

5- 2X4's @ 1.95 each
1 box of drywall patch@ 5.80
2- Dry wall, 1/2" 4X8 @ 3.59 each
1 white paneling 1/8th, 4X8 @ 11.86
1- 7/16th OSB 4X8 @ 6.52

Total: 49.26

Video will follow...as soon as I get a program to handle the video. But in the meantime, here's photos!

Reflective wall too much!

Tried a black sheet, turned background grey, then moved to white. Much Better.

Rotten Kid

Look forward to Part 2 where I'll complete the cyclorama and stumble through ways to get rid of the seems in the corners!

Enjoy
cg

Google plus

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All new

New Computer, New 'Studio,' Renewed energy.

Photos and instead of a How-to a How-I-Did.

Coming soon.