In this behind-the-scenes video, I’m taking you with me on a real client shoot using my Canon EOS R10. The project is simple but super realistic: I was asked to film an introduction video for a woman and her yoga business, and I wanted to show what my day actually looks like when I’m working with a client. No fancy “perfect studio” vibe—just a practical setup, quick decisions, and making sure the basics are covered. I walk you through the gear I bring and how I think about the setup on location. My main camera is the Canon R10 paired with a 24–70mm, and I’m monitoring with my Feelworld DC 550. For audio, I keep it straightforward: a regular microphone plus my headphones so I can check audio levels on the spot. I also bring my COLBOR CL60 as a backup light “just in case” the available light isn’t enough—because on client work, I’d rather be prepared than sorry (and yes, there’s a cat not included). If you’re wondering whether the R10 can handle client work, this is a real-life example of how I run it.