The
Take.
Everything that happens after you press record and before you stop. Where to look, what to do with your hands, how fast to talk, and how to tell a good take from a stiff one. Nothing here tells you what to say.
- Where to look, and why the lens is not the same as the screen
- What to do with your hands, and the three habits that read as nervous
- Pace and energy, and why the version that feels too much is usually right
- How to start a take so the first three seconds are usable
- How many takes to shoot, and how to tell which one to keep
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Everything here is how to deliver, never what to deliver. The words are yours, and working out which words are worth saying has its own system. The Feature, opening soon, is that system without me. The ninety day mentorship is that system built with me, one to one: my eye on your work, my hands on the build, and someone holding you to it for ninety days.