In this video, I’m doing a full studio reset and upgrade because I never really settled into this space after moving. When I first got in here, I threw everything wherever it fit just so I could keep creating, but over time my setup stopped working with me—especially as my filming got more complicated. So I’m slowing down, reorganizing drawers and storage, and building actual systems so my nail stuff (and my brain) can function better. The biggest change is my filming setup: I’m transitioning from filming overhead on my phones (S24/S25 work phones) to a dedicated camera setup built for long-form nail content. I talk about why my old videos were often “blown out,” why lighting placement matters more than just blasting brightness, and why I chose a video-focused camera that can run without overheating. I also share the real behind-the-scenes frustrations—like ordering the wrong overhead mount that couldn’t handle the weight of my FX30—and how this whole process is trial and error. If you’re a nail creator trying to build a permanent, comfortable, stationary setup (not an on-the-go rig), I show you what’s working, what’s not, and how I’m problem-solving it step by step while I reset my studio for where my content is going next.