In this one, I’m not doing a traditional “here’s the spec sheet” review—I’m shooting a short skit on the Sony A7 IV that’s basically The Office… but if they sold floors. I play Mac, the guy who “cares a lot,” loses sleep over whether the boys put primer under the leveling compound, and tries (very unsuccessfully) to keep Odin from absolutely derailing the commercial shoot. It’s dry, awkward, and way too serious about something as simple as flooring… which is kind of the whole point. The fun part for me is using a cinematic camera setup to sell a comedy beat. The dialogue is all about overthinking details (“flooring is forever”), asking the right questions instead of pushing trends (kids, pets, waterproof vs water resistant), and trying to land a slogan that doesn’t make everyone cringe. If you’re into cinematic shorts and you want proof you can make something entertaining with the gear you already have, this is a good reminder: commit to the character, keep it simple, and let the camera do what it does best.