The First
Frame.
A filmmaker’s craft guide to shooting yourself on the phone you already own. Where to put the camera, how to light your face with a window, and five scenes you can film before the week is out. No gear to buy, nothing to sign up for after it.
- Where to put the camera, and why its height decides how big you look
- The three shot sizes, and the one move that keeps a talking head watchable
- How to light your face properly with a window and nothing else
- The exact phone settings to change once and never think about again
- Five ready-to-shoot scenes, each with framing, light, lens and the mistake to avoid
First name and email. It opens on the next screen, straight away.
Add your first name and a valid email address.
No sequence, no list, no sharing your details with anyone. One document, and that is the end of it unless you come looking.
Open it below and keep it. Everything in it works whether we ever speak or not.
Open The First FrameThe guide is the craft half, and it is genuinely all of it. Nothing in there tells you what to say, because that part needs someone watching your specific work. If you want that half, the ninety day mentorship is here.