a weekend in malibu at 21. hikes on the hollywood sign, a house i couldn’t have pictured a year ago, nobu, and my first time ever driving a porsche. full episode’s up on yt now 🤍 #entrepreneurship #onlinemoney #malibu #larp #supercars
A video creator explains how she stopped taking low-paying camera jobs and offers advice for growing a business.
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hookThe video grabs underpaid video creators by promising a way to break past low earnings.
Camera and face. A creator holds a camera stabilizer while looking into her phone mirror.
Concert lighting. Bright colored stage lights shine through haze in a dark venue.
Soft background music. Gentle singing plays quietly over the scene.
On screen text. Plain white text with a black outline says that being a videographer is fun until you get stuck on small gigs.
Wide topic reach. Millions of freelance camera operators struggle with low pay and want better clients.
retainFast camera shots and exciting stadium crowds keep viewers watching until the end.
Very fast cuts. The video cuts 24 times across 25 shots in 16.3 seconds, switching pictures almost every half second.
Show not tell. The pictures move quickly from dark, small events to a bright, crowded football stadium with smoke.
Strong excitement. Watching a big team run out on the field makes the success feel real.
Gear and props. Cameras, heavy lenses, and stabilizers show that this is about real video work.
Clear next step. Text at the end points people straight to the caption for step by step tips.
rewardViewers walk away with simple advice on how to stop taking cheap jobs and earn more money.
Feeling inspired. Young creators feel motivated to raise their prices and value their time.
Useful tips. Viewers learn that saying no to small jobs gives them time to find bigger clients.
Hope for success. Seeing someone else reach bigger events shows that earning more is possible.
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if your a content creator stuck at a ceiling every month… listen to this 🗣️💕 1) you NEED to stop saying yes to every single project. that $300-400 shoot that your spending 2 hours at + 4 hours editing? you could instead be using those same hours to be working on actually scaling your business from the inside out and getting more high paying clients 2) focus less on the gear/software/vfx and more on the business. there are so many creatives out there who have worked on amazing projects and paid well for them, but i chose to dial in my systems first and now don’t have to worry when my next paycheck is 3) start selling high ticket. this can be your own offer (monthly video retainers) or you can START selling someone else’s offer for a commission… learn how their systems/funnels/processes work and earn $$ while you learn. i did this and it changed EVERYTHING for me. dm me “TICKET” and ill shoot you over a resource to help out!! #entrepreneurship #videography #marketing #collegecreator #cinematic #sonya7siii #onlinemoney #sales #personaldevelopment #content #highticketsales #remoteworklife #remotesales #videographer #sony #edm #multicam #ohio
A video creator demonstrates how to use an AI tool to add a fire effect to your arm in a video.
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hookThe visual of a woman's arm burning with fire instantly grabs attention.
Visual shock. A woman sits at a desk with realistic fire burning up her arm.
Lighting style. Warm orange and purple neon lights fill the background room.
Bold captions. White text at the bottom highlights her speech.
Wide appeal. Anyone interested in video editing or cool visual effects will stop to watch.
retainThe simple step-by-step tutorial keeps viewers watching to learn the visual effect trick.
Useful idea. The creator shows an easy way to add special effects using AI generators.
Pacing and cuts. The video features 9 shots across 38.1 seconds with 8 edits.
Simple tutorial. The instructions are easy to follow with onscreen computer recordings.
Good pacing. The video stays short and focused on the key steps without extra fluff.
rewardViewers learn a quick AI technique to make special effects for their own videos.
Learned something. Viewers learn how to prompt an AI tool for flame effects.
Feeling inspired. Video creators feel ready to try simple AI tricks themselves.
Clear shortcut. Viewers get a simple method without needing expert editing skills.
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here’s why i’ve been using AI to handle the technical stuff (like VFX that would normally take hours) -> you free up time for what actually grows your account: scripting better hooks, testing more concepts, engaging with your audience, etc. here’s how i did it: 1️⃣ film yourself doing the action 2️⃣ upload to an ai video generator & type your prompt 3️⃣ drop it into your editor, sync it up, add sfx the real win is that i can now make 3-4 high quality videos in the time it used to take me to make one if you want the exact ai tool and prompt i used + a bonus sfx, comment “FIRE” and i’ll send it over to you :) #aicontentcreation #entrepreneurship #videography #collegecreator #marketing #sonya7siii #cinematic #aivisuals #ai #aieffects #videoediting
miami → nyc → la in one week. at 21. got flown out, saw friends, finally had the whole team in one room again. this is what building ascend actually looks like. full episode on youtube 🤍 #entrepreneurship #onlinemoney #contentmarketingstrategy #onlinebusiness #cinematic
This video shows a fast recap of a creator's travel adventures over thirty days.
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hookThe opening view of a sunny coastal road quickly grabs attention with its bright ocean scenery.
Bright visual start. High drone shot of a sunny beach road pulls the viewer into a beautiful scene.
Calm background song. Chill beats from twentythree set a cool mood right away.
Broad topic appeal. Sunny travel moments appeal to anyone who likes warm weather and road trips.
retainRapid cuts and beautiful scenery keep the viewer watching until the very last frame.
Fast shot changes. The video features 41 shots in 21.4 seconds with a new shot about every 0.5 seconds.
Show not tell. Bright views of ocean houses and convertible cars show the trip instead of just talking about it.
Simple order. Clips move smoothly from coast views to house hangouts and open road drives.
Right video length. The short 21.4 seconds length keeps the energy high without slowing down.
rewardViewers leave feeling inspired to plan their own sunny trip with close friends.
Feel inspired. Seeing sunny beaches and convertible car rides makes people want to take a vacation.
Relaxed mood. Cool music paired with ocean views gives a brief peaceful break.
Fun energy. Watching friends work and relax together makes traveling look exciting.
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here’s what’s happened the past 30 days… - started things off in malibu to hang with friends before me and my team flew out to dubai (rip that plan). i had a ton of good laughs and met some really cool people. - with our dubai plans being cancelled we ended up staying out in LA area air bnb hopping for the week. hollywood, beverly hills, long beach… in total we went to 5 different air bnbs throughout the stay. - from there i flew from LA to hawaii for eli’s clothing brand launch (which sold out btw). i was there right before the kona storm hit the island, but it was rainy for the majority of the trip so no cool hikes were done :( - maybe you thought the marathon was over, but i had to catch a 15 hr flight from hawaii to miami (and couldn’t sleep at all so i was up for 27 hrs). miami was so fun, i had my college friends meet me for spring break and then also stayed at joey’s house for a few days after they left - i did then fly back to ohio to take an exam…. - but the day after that test i flew back to malibu and stayed at an oceanfront villa to fully wrap up this crazy month i really am living out my 16 year old dreams right now. and to think that this is genuinely just Q1 😅😅 should i drop the full vlog????? #entrepreneurship #videography #onlinemoney #sales #travel
