Content & Camera Gear
Everything I use to shoot content, build a portfolio, and capture training footage. You don't need a full production rig — you need the right few pieces.
DJI OM 6 Phone Gimbal
Stabilized phone video — looks 10x more professional instantly
Shaky phone video is the number one thing that makes content look amateur. A gimbal fixes it completely. The DJI OM line is the best consumer option — tracks faces automatically, folds flat for transport, and works with the free DJI Mimo app for guided shooting modes. This is the first piece of content gear I'd tell anyone to buy.
Get it on Amazon↗Joby GorillaPod 3K
Flexible tripod — wraps around anything, works everywhere
For gym shots, outdoor shoots, and any solo content where you need a stable angle and there's nothing clean to set a tripod on. The flexible legs wrap around poles, railings, benches. The 3K version handles mirrorless cameras and heavier phones without wobbling. I've had mine for years.
Get it on Amazon↗Elgato Ring Light
Key light — indoor shoots, video calls, self-tape
Lighting is the fastest way to close the gap between amateur and professional looking content. The Elgato Key Light is more controlled than a basic ring light — adjustable color temp, diffused output, app-controlled. Better for skin tones and fitness content than a harsh ring. Use it off-axis for dimensional light, not dead-center for flat selfie light.
Get it on Amazon↗Rode SmartLav+
Lavalier mic — clean audio for any phone or camera
Bad audio kills good content faster than anything else. The Rode SmartLav+ clips to clothing and plugs straight into your phone — no adapter needed for most setups. For voiceovers, walk-and-talk content, or gym instruction videos, the audio jump from built-in mic to lav is enormous.
Get it on Amazon↗