Traveling with Your Video Gear: Knowing When to Take It, Leave It… or Carry It on the Plane

by Carl Filoreto   Video production and air travel have had an uneasy coexistence for a long time. Excess baggage charges, varying weight restrictions, and the most penal indignity – delayed or even lost baggage – create high anxiety for any video crew. Many times I’ve anxiously waited at the baggage carousel wondering if those...

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