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Social media is crowded with average content. That’s why most creators struggle to get noticed.

So how do you stand out without losing your voice?

Be raw & authentic. Show up as yourself. Share stories or ideas that people truly care about.

Create unique sequences. Use your voice, direction, and editing to make videos feel like a story or even a mini movie.

Everything else fades into the noise.

Find out how inside:

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What's covered?

STORYTELLING

Great storytelling is simple.

It’s the key to making videos people save, share, and remember.

I’ll show you the story frameworks I use to grab attention, build emotion, and create impact fast.

You’ll learn how to shape stories that connect, whether it’s a 15-second reel or a full brand film.

EDITING

Turn raw footage into stories people want to watch.

Editing is the difference between videos people skip and the ones they share.

I’ll teach you how to take rough clips and shape them into a smooth, engaging story.

Your videos won’t just look professional—they’ll feel meaningful.

FILMING & FRAMING

Tell stories without saying a word.

Framing isn’t just about looking good, it’s about making people feel something.

Learn how to use angles, movement, and composition to create visuals that grab attention without needing dialogue.

SOUND DESIGN

Audio makes the emotion real.

Sound is half your video.

I’ll show you how to layer music, effects, and dialogue to keep people hooked and make your videos feel professional, memorable, and immersive.

COLOR GRADING

Make your videos look cinematic.

Color isn’t just about filters, it’s about emotion and impact.

I’ll teach you how to enhance your footage, nail your style, and give your videos a polished, cinematic look without needing a big budget.

LIGHTING

Set the mood, because no one remembers average.

Lighting isn’t just about being seen, it’s about being felt.

I’ll show you how to shape light and emotion so your videos go from simple phone clips to visually irresistible stories.

Here's what you'll get inside the shots guide:

A complete guide on how to:

✔ Ready-to-use templates to plan videos faster

✔ How to film cinematic content (even with your phone)
✔ Easy story frameworks to make your videos connect
✔ Editing techniques that grab attention and set your work apart

✔ 22 cinematic LUTs

✔ 22 film burns + overlays

✔ Bloom & Halation Plugins for FCPX

✔ 36 sound effects I use in my own projects

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Creators just like you are using it

I didn't pick up a camera until I was 28.

If you've ever felt late to the game, I get it, I did too!

Growing up, I wasn't allowed near the family camcorder. It wasn't until years later, at 28, that I finally started. At the time, I had just lost my apartment, needed a career change, and with my last bit of savings, I bought a drone.

Back then, I was working odd jobs: part-time chef, outdoor guide, and teaching in an outdoor leadership program. My plan was simple: film the camps to practice and hopefully inspire more young people to get outdoors.

It worked. Schools started paying me a little for filming, and I slowly got better. Soon, I was the “camp video guy,” which opened doors to freelance work with small businesses, outdoor brands, and schools.

At first, my videos were just cool transitions and moving shots I copied from YouTube. But I kept practicing, learning the hard way, and writing down every skill and trick I picked up.

That messy notebook became the start of what I now call The Shots Guide 0.01.