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Then pay just $196 in 30 days... ONLY IF you get value from attending the course.
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End Your Video Content Block!
Class Begins Sept 23, 2022
$1 Deposit Today, $196 in 30 Days...
*ONLY if you get value from the course!
Film School Crash Course for Content Creators
Content is a product.
The only limitation is our imagination.
Yet so many of us content creators are stuck when it comes to walking out in front of a camera and… then what?
We freeze.
Or worse, we never get this far because we’re too concerned our content is going to look like shit. Sure, you’re fine talking to complete strangers but facing the lens of a camera has you all palms sweaty (mom’s spaghetti?).
Well, the good news is your audience doesn’t care what the content looks like – as long as they get value from it. And that’s exactly what this crash course is going to help you to accomplish.
No more putting off your video content for tomorrow… we both know it will only continue to hold you back.
The Hickory Dickory Dock Film School Crash Course is a SIX-WEEK, LIVE interactive course.
- Six LIVE instructional videos, office hours, Q&A, templates, constructive critiques, and group collaboration.
Is the ticket REALLY only $1?
Yes! The General Admission Ticket ($1197 value) is a total of $197! You pay the $1 deposit upfront, and will be charged the remaining $196 in 30 days, only IF you get value!
*If after attending ALL live sessions, you don’t believe the course was worth at least $197 – simply send an email to support@contrastlogic.com stating that you didn’t get the value and your card will not be charged the remaining cost of the ticket.
Course Breakdown
Weeks 1-2: Pre-Production & Planning
We’ll cover elements of compelling storytelling, story structures, how to build a storytelling process for your content.
Writing a script is important but not always necessary, we’ll explain what makes sense for your situation and how to write for it.
Knowing what to shoot and how to shoot it is often the cause of anxiety, fortunately having a shot list and storyboarding process can solve that – no drawing skills needed!
When we’re done you’ll know how to:
- identify and craft your brand narrative
- use story in your content
- write a script and an outline (and know when to use them)
- create a shot list and storyboards of key points
- plan for the edit
At the end of phase one, you’ll have a framework to structure and plan your video content with ease.
Weeks 3-4: Production
During the production phase, we’ll go over everything you need to know and do to plan for your shoot day. You’ll have a better idea of what to expect when recording and how to anticipate issues before the become problematic.
We’ll cover the following:
- what equipment to use for any budget
- how to find the best recording location and make it show ready
- filming basics (lighting, angles, lenses, and more
- Anticipating problems on set before they happen
- how to create a shooting schedule and prepare your script for filming
- set etiquette - an inside look at terminology, tips, and best practices for smooth shoot day
At the end of phase two, you’ll know how to be prepared for the shoot day with a shooting schedule containing all the details of necessary equipment, locations, props, and other people.
Weeks 5-6: Post-Production
This phase looks at the editing process and how to properly build a plan to use the content you create.
We’ll cover some editing basics and its effect on storytelling. I’ll show you how you can edit your videos yourself and how you can offload the process for better results.
When we’re done you’ll know how to:
- maximize your deliverables during editing
- split content for different platforms
- establish an editing workflow
- how to outsource editing
At the end of phase three, you’ll have a better understanding of storytelling through editing, an editing workflow, and you’ll know how you can get the most production value from your video content.
By the end of the course you’re going to have everything you need to better prepare, shoot, and edit your video content.
Ready?
Roll camera…
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Film School Crash Course for Content Creators
Stop procrastinating with your video content and learn how to structure, plan, and shoot your video content like a confident professional.
$1 Deposit Today,
$196 in 30 Days…
*ONLY if you get value from the course!
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Price $1197.00 - Deposit $1.00 Today
- $196.00 in 30 days
- Six-Weeks
- LIVE Video every Friday 9a EST
- Group Collaboration
“I had a call with Jason and it was incredible! He made me look at my marketing message in a whole new way and made me realise what my key message actually was - my story! Jason is incredibly knowledgeable about using storytelling and film to captivate and relate to our audience and he made the whole concept so understandable. What I really appreciated was that he took the time in the session to get to know my business and my story so that he could give me bespoke ideas for connecting with my audience from a different angle. Huge thanks Jason!”
- Leanne Sia -
www.leannesia.com
“Jason is an expert and really brought a lot of value to our training session ! Definitely learned some new things I plan on implementing right away ! Not to mention he’s a great guy and very willing to help everyone. He had so much info there’s no way he could fit it all in a half of a day. I highly recommend this for anyone who is looking to market, promote or leverage social media to scale their business!”
- Joe Birnie -
Power With Purpose
Course Instructor
Jason M. Hanrahan
Jason M. Hanrahan is the founder of Contrast Logic LLC, a creative agency with the focused goal of creating content that evokes emotion, thus creating a memory.
In 2017, Jason joined the DigitalMarketer Certified Partner program (some of the smartest minds in marketing). Jason worked with small business owners, entrepreneurs, & executives to grow their sales and expand their brand.
Before devoting his work fulltime to Contrast Logic, Jason spent his time in the film industry. In 2002, Jason began his career at Nickelodeon Studios, as an art department intern for SlimeTime LIVE. And eventually landed an internship in NYC at the world class commercial production company HungryMan NYC.
Jason has since worked at Nickelodeon Studios, on HBO’s The Sopranos, feature films, commercials, and more. He even had the chance to be a stormchaser with Discovery Channel. Jason has versatile on set experience ranging from cinematography, grip/electric, locations departments, and even catering. His most notable memories involve a row boat filled with oatmeal and 100+mph winds in Montana (not the same day).
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