Don't forget you already own my 100 video ideas trello board to get your brain going! It's Monday, get your post on! Here's a link to the board: https://www.skool.com/bookingbigfish/classroom/93b211b3?md=03a4f4c1af8741488f794676163ca796

I unfortunately missed the life session a few days ago and looked in the Calendar, but didn't see any upcoming dates...🤔

Hi, my name is Oddvar, and I’m from Norway. My company is Kundefabrikken AS which means something like "customers factory" in English. People primarily pay me to write content and to get them leads. My goal is to switch to what I am most passionate about, helping companies figure out why their sales are tanking, and their digital marketing isn’t paying off as much as they want. My most significant business challenge is getting out the messages and building trust as the go-to person in this field. For fun, I like to: 1. Travel. 2. To fish. 3. And being with my family. Nice to be here, and I hope to contribute down the road.

Making videos is a whole different kinda fun. Already on my tenth video in 2 weeks. I generally aim for a minimum of 5 videos a week, though I have 2 more I shot but haven't edited yet. My editing workflow is fully mobile and streamlined. Doesn't take more than a few minutes to edit the clips and post them. Sometimes when I have several ideas, I actually record them in a row and save them separately. Once you get into a groove... This stuff is fun. Here's a few tips from my protocol: 1- wrote down all ideas into a notepad app on your phone. 2- batch record when possible, if you have plenty of ideas just record them sequence then upload day by day. 3- if you're going the editing route, keep your process as simple as possible. The more steps the more points for you to drop off. I edit exclusively in Filmora android (bought the perpetual license). 4- The only other app I use is Capcut for captions (capcut can autocaption videos and it's 100%, yay for VC money funding our tools!) 5- I use a Ringlight with a stand to hold my phone. I use a Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra so the pen can be used to start recording remotely, allowing for a faster workflow. 6- I don't bother with fancy microphones, too much tech in the way. 7- A selfie stick with legs that can prop on a table is another useful tool I have. Makes it easy to just use any random table at home. 8- The Geometric pocket tripod is a credit card sized tripod for phones, and can fit in your wallet. This gives me a mini stand to mount my phone if I want to record out of the office. 9- Using music is a total minefield. I just make 2 final edits of my videos. One for TikTok without music, and one with music for everywhere else. TikTok will mute all videos longer than 2.5minutes with music. I just use creative commons attribution tracks from Lakey Inspired, and the 300 songs for creators I got from David Cutter (his whole discography is $10, free to use just credit him). 10- Have fun, be animated, dance a little before playing record and really get into the groove. How excited you are in the video is how excited your audience will be watching it.

Hey there, welcome to Booking Big Fish Clients with iPhone Video Community. I'll keep this short and sweet. The purpose of this group is to help skilled freelancers, coaches, and consultants use short videos to start attracting high quality clients. The best way to get started is to follow the new AI-Powered 7-day Action Plan. you can find it in the classroom tab at the top or by clicking here. ALSO, you'll get a Skool DM from me... Yes it's true I have a robot that sends the initial message. But I read and personally reply to every single response and that's free 1-1 coaching with me. I've charged $1,700 per month for this kind of coaching, so TAKE ADVANTAGE! That means replying and telling me what you're working on and what you need help with... if you want. In any case, welcome to the community and I'm excited to follow your journey.