Lens Behind The Hunt

Nick Stelloh
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This is for every hunting filmmaker, cameramen, or anyone in the hunting media space. This is an in depth look behind the curtain of the hunting media world with tips helping you turn your camera into a consistent paycheck. By: Nick Stelloh | https://www.lensbehindthehunt.com/

  1. Aug 8

    Nick's In the Guest Seat: What It Really Takes to Film Hunts for a Living | PH Journals Podcast

    I got invited onto the PH Journals Podcast down in South Africa and figured I'd share it here too. I wasn't the one asking questions. Dylan flipped the mic and we talked about what it actually takes to film hunts for a living. What my day looks like. How I got here. What most guys get wrong when they try to break in. And where the industry is headed as a whole. Big thanks to Dylan and the PH Journals crew for having me on. Go check out what he's doing over at @ph_journals. phjournals.com If you want to learn this stuff with me every week, Producers Camp is where I actually teach it. 👉 https://www.lensbehindthehunt.com/producers-camp

  2. Aug 1

    The Best Camera Setup for Filming Hunts

    Most hunting filmmakers are buying the wrong gear, building the wrong setup, and making filming way harder than it needs to be. In this episode, Nick breaks down what actually makes a strong hunting camera setup, including what matters most in your camera body, lens selection, audio chain, low-light performance, and why versatility beats flashy gear in real run-and-gun hunting situations. https://www.lensbehindthehunt.com/

  3. Jul 18

    Momentum, Mistakes, and Hunting Media Growth with Jason Helgeson

    Jason Helgeson joins the podcast to talk about what it really looks like to break into hunting media, learn through mistakes, and start building momentum behind the camera. In this conversation, Jason shares his path from self-filming to shooting for others, what started clicking after getting serious about the craft, and how training, feedback, and repetition helped him level up faster.If you are trying to become a better hunting filmmaker and want a real look at the learning curve, mindset, and progress it takes to grow in this industry, this episode is for you. https://www.lensbehindthehunt.com/

  4. Jul 7

    The Coaching Program Built for Hunting Filmmakers

    What if you had the exact coaching, community, job leads, and business support most hunting filmmakers wish they had when they were starting out? In this episode, Nick pulls back the curtain on Producers Camp, his high-level coaching program for hunting filmmakers who want to sharpen their skills, build better films, price their work correctly, and turn a camera into a real career. https://www.lensbehindthehunt.com/producers-camp

  5. Jun 20

    Jim Shockey's Cameraman - Jesse Reardon | Building a Career and Launching The Fishing with Dad Show

    What does it take to spend nearly two decades behind one of the biggest names in outdoor television and then step into your own next chapter? In this episode, Jesse Reardon shares his journey from an outsider with no hunting background to becoming a longtime cameraman and editor behind Jim Shockey’s Hunting Adventures, filming across continents, learning under pressure, and building a career at the highest level of the industry. Jesse also opens up about what he is building now with The Fishing with Dad Show, why that project matters, and how storytelling, mentorship, and family connection are shaping his next season in the outdoor world. If you want insight from a true veteran behind the camera, this is a powerful episode. Fishing With Dad: https://www.instagram.com/thefishingwithdadshow/?hl=en Learn more at https://www.lensbehindthehunt.com/

  6. Jun 6

    No Connections, No Clients, No Problem: How I Would Rebuild

    What would it look like to start over from scratch in the hunting media industry? In this episode, Nick breaks down exactly what he would do if he had no connections, no clients, and no experience, but still wanted to build a real career behind the camera. From learning your gear and studying composition to filming for free and building momentum, this is a practical roadmap for anyone trying to make the jump. If this episode helped you think differently about getting started in hunting media and you want more guidance on building your skills, growing your network, and turning your camera into a real career, visit https://www.lensbehindthehunt.com/

  7. May 31

    $100,000 - Income Streams

    Nick breaks down the different income streams that helped him build a full-time career in hunting media. From filming-only jobs and editing contracts to conservation projects, sponsor content, social media retainers, brand work, and oddball commercial projects, this episode gives hunting filmmakers a real look at how to make more consistent money with a camera.If you want to turn your camera into a career in the outdoor industry, this episode is for you. Learn more:https://www.lensbehindthehunt.com

  8. May 26

    Building a Paid Filming Career From Scratch - Cody Dowdy

    Cody Dowdy went from no experience, no support, and no idea where to start to filming full time in less than two years. Cody was one of the first people in the room when we started this thing, and watching him chase it down has been one of the most fun parts of building Producers Camp. If you want to be in those conversations, learning this stuff in real time and getting in the rooms where careers actually get built, Producers Camp is where it happens. Link: https://www.lensbehindthehunt.com/producers-camp Find Cody at Scales and Tines on YouTube and Instagram.

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This is for every hunting filmmaker, cameramen, or anyone in the hunting media space. This is an in depth look behind the curtain of the hunting media world with tips helping you turn your camera into a consistent paycheck. By: Nick Stelloh | https://www.lensbehindthehunt.com/

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  • Creator
    Nick Stelloh
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    13
  • Rating
    Explicit
  • Copyright
    © Nick Stelloh
  • Show Website
    Lens Behind The Hunt

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