The TFBTV crew is a small but mighty one that I’m proud to be a member of. One of our newest videographers and editors, Patrick O, is here today to tell us all about himself and how he ended up joining the TFBTV crew! Patrick actually has a pretty extensive background with filming and photographing around firearms as he worked closely as a military photographer with lots of special forces units during their exercises. Most of his work can be found on DVIDS (Defense Visual Information Distribution Service) but quite honestly his best work has been his editing, photo, and video work he’s done for TFBTV, TFB, and AllOutdoor.com (I might be a little biased with that statement). Either way, please give a warm welcome to someone who has been working with us for a better part of a year now, Patrick O of TFBTV.

Patrick has shared a number of his own work below, if you’re interested in checking out more of his work there are links in the show notes.

More TFB Behind the Gun Podcast Episodes:

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• TFB Behind The Gun Podcast #75: Wolverine 5K Tactical Adventure Race
• TFB Behind The Gun Podcast #74: What is NAAGA?

TFB Behind the Gun Podcast #78: Patrick O with TFBTV

I take great pride in not just being the host of this podcast, but also being a member of the TFBTV crew, which may be small in size but certainly mighty in its impact on the YouTube scene. Today, we have the privilege of hearing from Patrick O, one of our newest videographers and editors, as he shares his personal journey and how he came to join our tiny team of gun nerds. Patrick brings a wealth of experience in filming and photographing firearms, having previously served as a military photographer working closely with various special forces units during their exercises. While his impressive portfolio can be found on DVIDS (Defense Visual Information Distribution Service), it is his exceptional editing, photography, and videography contributions to TFBTV, TFB, and AllOutdoor.com that truly stand out (although I may be slightly biased in saying so). Today Patrick and I discuss some of his favorite moments working for TFBTV and what he’s been up to in terms of reviews and adventures! Let’s extend a warm welcome to Patrick O of TFBTV.

Patrick’s Work:

Instagram

AllOutdoor.com

TheFirearmBlog.com

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