What are the most common audience pain points addressed by Paul Rogers in his filmmaking tips?

Paul leans hard into the “it’s not your camera” problems. The big pain points that come up over and over:

• Obsessing over gear (2K vs 4K vs 6.5K cameras) instead of fixing lighting, composition, and storytelling
• Flat, harsh, “Zoom call” lighting that kills depth and mood
• No subject–background separation, so everything looks muddy and cheap
• Shooting the lit side of the face instead of using shadows for cinematic mood
• Mindset blocks: chasing upgrades instead of skill, creativity, and consistency

Which of these feels most like you right now?