In my last post, I shared my new focus on helping businesses to build their own in-house video teams. Today, I’d like to share a principle that has been instrumental in my success with Stouthouse Media, the production company I founded more than a decade ago.

We’ve all heard the old adage: “good, quick, or cheap – choose two.” However, at Stouthouse Media, we’ve managed to break that rule. Thanks to using cutting-edge tech, a small but dynamic team, and a wide range of experiences with our clients, we’ve developed a knack for delivering all three.

I currently serve as a shooter and editor for a nationally syndicated TV series where we regularly perform one-day or even half-day shoots at busy locations. Despite the fast pace, we manage to juggle interviews, shooting b-roll, and host segments without compromising on quality. We accomplish this through our better, faster, cheaper philosophy. This approach has been a boon for several of my clients over the past decade and it’s a philosophy I’m eager to share with you.