Today we're taking a look at two video village setups for independent filmmakers!

If you're unfamiliar, video village is an area on set where monitors are set up so the specific crew members can watch the camera - usually via a wireless video monitoring system.

Our first video village setup features the Hollyland Cosmo 600 Wireless HDMI transmission system and the FeelWorld P173-9HSD 17.3" monitor. This is definitely a pricey setup, but it is super reliable, especially if you intend to pull focus wirelessly.

Hollyland Cosmo 600: [ Ссылка ]
Feelworld P173-9HSD: [ Ссылка ]

Our second video village setup is definitely the more budget-friendly version, which uses the Hollyland Cosmo 300 HDMI transmission system and a FeelWorld P133-9HSD 13" monitor.

Hollyland Mars 300: [ Ссылка ]
Feelworld P133-9HSD: [ Ссылка ]

Tilta Nucleus Nano: [ Ссылка ]

Other monitors to potentially use as director's monitor or camera operator's monitor:
Feelworld UltraBright (2200 nit, 7 inch): [ Ссылка ]
Feelworld FW703 (7-inch): [ Ссылка ]
Viltrox DC90: [ Ссылка ]
Feelworld F6: [ Ссылка ]

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