My Secret to Bulk Filming

Nobody stops because the content was bad. They stop because they were trying to film every day.

Thinking of something, setting up, getting ready, filming, editing and posting — every single day — is a full-time job wearing a hobby's clothes. It gets dropped somewhere around month two, and the story afterwards is always "I wasn't consistent enough".

You were consistent. You were doing it the hard way. This is the two-day system I actually use, written out.

What's inside

Your whole week on two filming days, with what happens on each

The twenty minutes before you touch your makeup that decide how the day goes

The running order to film in, so nothing gets ruined halfway through

A worked example for anyone with a job — seven videos out of one getting-ready

Filming each sample three times, and why that's what saves you when something goes viral

How to make one sitting in a chair look like a whole week of content

Building a b-roll bank, and where to keep it so you're not paying to store nothing

A printable shot list for filming day

How to edit and schedule in one go, and what to cut on a week you can't film at all

Fifteen pages, with space to write in. Two days a week, and the other five are yours.