"It is 100% about the crew that you pick, not the camera that you hold, and how hard you work with that crew and how badly you want it. It’s a tough game. Stick to your guns and know your worth. It’s just being able to be friendly, accepting, open to mentorship and coaching, just a willingness to put your nose to the grindstone and just work - get it done and eventually people notice and you’ll get picked up for things you want to do.”⠀ ⠀ Bailey Miclette, is a motion artist, videographer, editor and film producer based out of Denver, Colorado. ⠀ ⠀ Being the son of a military contractor, Miclette moved around a lot when he was young. His travels allowed him to make connections around the world and helped shape his creative perspective. ⠀ ⠀ His first experience in the field began when he received his first camera, a Canon T3i which he used to capture his swim team’s meets. From there, he continued to create content for his school’s publications. Eventually, Miclette’s work was picked up ...