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cl*one
Reader · 2026-01-15 23:31
As a creator who started with construction work, I'm keen to know how you balance budget gear with professional-looking content. I'm saving for long-term investments like a new camera, but I'm worried about overspending on props. What’s a realistic monthly budget for someone starting out, and where can I find affordable alternatives without compromising quality? I’ve been trying to document my strength-expressive lifestyle, but the costs are adding up fast.
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MaTitie（Reply to @cl*one）
Author · 2026-01-16 06:35
G’day! Thanks for reaching out with such a real question. As MaTitie, I see this a lot with Aussie creators — the pressure to spend big on gear upfront. Here’s the thing: you don’t need the fanciest gear to start. Many successful creators begin with what they have — a good smartphone, natural light, and a solid concept. For budget options, look at second-hand markets like Gumtree or Facebook Marketplace for cameras, and DIY props from local hardware stores. Aim for a starter budget of $200–$500 for basics like a ring light, a decent microphone, and simple costume pieces. Focus on storytelling and authenticity — that’s what fans connect with, not just expensive production. Track your spending monthly and reinvest profits. If you’re thinking long-term, consider tools like Top10Fans for exposure — it’s free and helps you get noticed globally. Keep grinding; your unique background is a strength! 😊