Framing the fight

Peter is a Florida-based documentary filmmaker and content creator whose work ranges from boxing promos and branded athlete campaigns to documentary‑style storytelling and corporate events. “I’m passionate about capturing authentic, high‑energy stories that combine cinematic imagery with meaningful narratives,” he says.

Peter’s main camera is a Sony FX3, paired with Sigma 24‑70mm and 100mm macro lenses. To add movement and variety, he incorporates gimbals, drones, and camera mounts for dynamic shots. He uses the Atomos 5-inch Shinobi monitor to ensure his ideas are captured as intended. “The Shinobi is an essential part of my setup. I rely on it to make sure that every frame matches my vision for composition, exposure, and overall look,” he explains.

Lightweight and portable, Shinobi gives Peter the confidence to keep up with fast‑paced shoots. “I chose the Shinobi because I needed a reliable monitor that could give me a clear picture in any environment, especially during action-packed boxing events with unpredictable lighting,” he explains.

As fighters circled the ring during a recent boxing promo, shifting light made exposure a constant challenge. Peter turned to Shinobi’s exposure tools and focus assist to fine-tune his desired look mid-shoot. “With quick access to these features, I can move faster on set and stay confident knowing that every shot is exactly as I intend, right in‑camera. I was able to adapt instantly and ensure I didn’t miss any key moments,” he recalls.

“With Shinobi, I can stay confident knowing that every shot is exactly as I intend, right in‑camera.”