If you don’t have the budget for the EOS R5 yet, the R6 or R6 mark II are great, both for pictures and videos. I’ve been owning a R6 for a while now, and I love it.

This lens is perfect for starters because it’s budget-friendly and lets you play around with that cool blurry background effect. Plus, if you’re using a crop-sensor camera, it acts more like an 85mm, which is pretty neat too!

This one is especially useful for wide overhead shots, or any wide scenes.

Just a heads-up, I don’t have this one in my collection yet. However, it’s my dream lens. The versatility it offers, including its capability to capture stunning shots beyond the studio environment, makes it worth considering.

Artificial lighting is a wild subject! There are so many lights option. This one is what I currently use. It’s a continuous light, perfect for beginners. 

There are so many ways to diffuse and modify light. One of the most affordable one is to use a 5 in 1 reflector. 

A C-Stand is incredibly useful if you want to take overhead shots. I love mine. 

Yes, I use a poster stand to hold my backgrounds! With 2 good clamps and a good cardboard, it works really well.

 This vinyl backdrop storage rack is just perfect. You can see all of your backdrops in a glimpse, making it easy to mentally plan your shots. 

Great website for any type of props.

Hands down my favorite and the most affordable backdrop store!