LCloud Productions, LLC

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LCloud Productions, LLC A new production company officially registered on July 1st, 2020. Films, short films, television sh LCloud Productions LLC Equipment list:

1.

Canon EOS C300 Cinema Camera
2. Rokinon Cine DS lenses
-50mm T1.5
-35mm T1.5
-24mm T1.5
-85mm T1.5
-14mm T3.1
3. 2 Sony HandyCam HDR-CX580V camcorders
4. 2 Sandisk Extreme pro 128GB compact flash memory cards
5. 3 LS Pro Photo Studio Soft Box lights
6. 2 LS Pro Photo Studio TS650W Tungsten Lights
7. 2 LS Pro Photo Studio LED lights (small)
8. 1 reversible light reflec

tor
9. 2 Rode NTG-2 shotgun microphones
10. Rode Blimp with Wombat cover
11. Zoom H4n handy recorder
12. Pyle PHPDJ2 headphones
13. 2 -10ft, 1 -3ft XLR cables
14. 2 Ravelli AVT Model Tripods
15. 1 Opteka MP172 Monopod
16. 2 green screen stands with backdrops
17. Portable, foldable green/blue screen
18. Misc light stands, clapper board, etc

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VA

Telephone

+14346324386

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How LCloud Productions Came to Be

In 2010, when I was 13 years old I decided that I wanted to start creating YouTube videos because they looked fun. I had no idea at the time how much actually went into it, but I knew that I wanted to tell stories and create something.

Starting out with nothing but a camcorder and an old computer, I recorded short videos with some of my family members in my room. Though they were blurry, laggy, and had terrible sound I kept at it because I loved doing it. I got a free editing software my old computer could barely keep up with, and continued learning as I filmed.

One Christmas, my mom bought me a cheap 20 dollar camcorder, I was so excited! I could finally record outside. The picture quality, while still not great, was so far ahead of the we**am I was using previously, and the sound...Oh wow was it better! It was then when I started making videos that were a little more complex. Different angles, and moves, as I tried to further self-teach myself filmmaking.

When I was 16, I got a job and began saving up for newer and better equipment. I bought a new digital camcorder, a shotgun microphone, an audio recorder, camera bags, and some better editing software as well as a new computer that could handle it. I continued making new videos, getting a little better with each. I was ready to start practicing visual effects!