FAQs

You get instant access to all eight lessons, each consisting of a short film to watch and a practical exercise to try. [Add details about any bonus materials, PDFs, or community access here.]

Each lesson video is around [X] minutes long. The exercises are designed to fit into normal life — most can be done in 20–30 minutes, though you can take as long as you like.

The course is designed to be followed in sequence — each lesson builds on the last — but you can revisit any lesson as many times as you like, in any order.

[Describe any community, forum, or feedback mechanism — or note if this is self-guided only.]

Absolutely — no experience is needed or assumed. The course starts from scratch and builds up gradually. Many of the people who've done it had never consciously thought about filmmaking before.

The course focuses specifically on storytelling and documentary structure — things that often get overlooked even by experienced video makers. [Add specific things intermediate learners tend to get from it.]

That's entirely up to you — the course gives you the tools, not the subject matter. Students have made films about [give 2–3 real examples here]. The best films tend to come from the things closest to you.