Studio B Sessions

Studio B Sessions is a weekly live-streamed podcast hosted by Vipul Bindra, Founder of Bindra Productions. Recorded at Studio B, this unscripted two-hour show features candid conversations with industry-leading guests from the video production and business world. Dive deep into the art of filmmaking, business strategies, client acquisition, and the latest in camera technology. Perfect for video professionals, entrepreneurs, and anyone passionate about the intersection of creativity and business.

Studio B Sessions is a business podcast hosted by Vipul Bindra, with 40 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Vipul Bindra hosts Studio B Sessions, a business show with 40 episodes published.

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  Episode #20

  The Business Owner Mindset

  May 21, 20262h 19mS2

  <p>One of the biggest lies we tell ourselves as filmmakers is that the next camera, the next client, or the next “big break” will finally make the business feel stable. This season finale roundtable gets honest about what actually changes things: the people you trust, the boundaries you enforce, and the systems you build when sheer effort stops being enough. Our guests include Adam Kalinowski of Adam K Studio, David Morefield of Morefield Visuals, and Dalton Smith of NPI Productions.<br/><br/>We talk marriage and partnership in the real world of production, including what happens when your spouse or f...

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  Episode #19

  A First Assistant Camera Explains What It Really Takes To Run A Camera Department

  May 14, 20261h 52mS2

  <p>Focus pulling looks simple until you’re wide open at T1.4, the actor hits an unplanned mark, and every producer has a monitor. We sit down with Orlando-based first assistant camera Josh Reimer to talk about what the 1st AC job really is: not just keeping the image sharp, but running camera workflow, solving gear problems fast, and protecting the integrity of the footage while the DP stays focused on the big picture.<br/><br/>We also dig into a story filmmakers need to hear more often: a short film that blew up on the festival circuit and turned in...

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  Episode #18

  How Filmmakers Turn Meetups Into Paid Work

  May 7, 20262h 2mS2

  <p>You can have top-tier skills and still struggle if nobody knows you exist. We dig into the unglamorous truth of a creative career: the work usually comes from trust, speed, and relationships, not from the “perfect” camera or the cleanest color grade. Elias Andres joins us to talk about how he built Digital Artisans, how a filmmaker meetup can turn into real paid gigs, and why being proactive in communities and group chats is often the difference between staying booked and staying stuck.<br/><br/>We also get practical about budgeting and client communication. When someone says, “We just need a...

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  Episode #17

  How To Get A Netflix Look Without Netflix Money

  Apr 30, 20261h 20mS2

  <p>One mic rental. That’s the origin story. Zay pulled up through ShareGrid looking for high-end audio gear, brought it back spotless, and a simple transaction turned into the kind of long-term collaboration most filmmakers say they want but rarely build on purpose. We talk through how that trust compounds over years, from parking-lot conversations to flying out for real work, and why “who you know” only matters when you actually show up like someone worth knowing.<br/><br/>From LA sessions to nonprofit advocacy films to conference storybanks, we get specific about what makes a crew effective: calm commun...

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  Episode #16

  When Does Charging Less Start Costing You

  Apr 23, 20262h 5mS2

  <p>A lot of photo and video careers don’t start with a perfect business plan. They start with showing up, volunteering, and figuring it out when the gear breaks five minutes before service. Lamar Shealey joins me to tell the real story of growing from church music and live streaming into professional photography, videography, and co-owning Delta Studios Orlando with Quentin. If you’re building a career in content creation, this conversation is a roadmap built from reps, not hype.<br/><br/>We get into how their studio came together from unused space, why a dedicated podcast studio setup chan...

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