What to film first when you're starting your video journey
The five videos to film first when you're starting on video — in order. Not your masterpiece; a working set that proves you can hit record again next week.
On Camera Weekly
Real talk on showing up on video — one post every Tuesday. How to plan, film, and post, for coaches who want a system that runs itself.
How to speak on camera without sounding scripted
How to speak on camera without sounding rehearsed. Why scripts sabotage you, what to prep instead, and the one-friend trick that changes everything.
How to batch-film a month of content in an afternoon
How to batch-film a full month of video content in one afternoon. The 90-minute rhythm, the four things you need, and the mistake that kills every batch session.
Content pillars for coaches: how to never run out of video ideas
Content pillars are decisions you make once so you never wonder what to post again. Here's how to build four pillars for your coaching business in twenty minutes.
How to stop saying 'um' on camera (fixes from a filmmaker)
Five real techniques to stop saying 'um' on camera — from a filmmaker who's watched thousands of takes. Pauses, not perfection.
Home lighting setup for filming: cheap options that actually work
Three home lighting setups for filming video — from free (a window) to a small softbox. From a filmmaker with 20 years on real sets.
Best iPhone camera settings for filming YouTube videos
Four iPhone camera settings that actually matter for YouTube video. Set them once, film forever. From a filmmaker who's shot professionally for 20 years.
Content ideas for coaches: 30 videos you can film this month
Thirty video prompts for coaches — the exact list I use with my own clients. Client questions, personal stories, teaching moments. Enough for a full month of content.
iPhone filming setup for coaches: what you actually need (and what you don't)
You don't need $400 of gear to film YouTube videos as a coach. Here's the actual iPhone filming setup I use — after 20 years on real film sets.
How to grow on YouTube as a coach (without an editor or a team)
Growing on YouTube as a coach doesn't take a team or an editor — it takes a system you can actually keep up with. Here's the one I use, after 20 years on set.