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our agency has perfected filming of content in one day. It landed us on Forbes 30 under 30. So let's break down everything that goes into executing a flawless shoot day. Welcome to the Content Camp, your 8-week crash course in filming, storytelling, filming, and editing. So that by the end of the summer, content that actually performs. We call our process The Content Sprint System™ and the whole idea behind it are very specific processes that allow you to prep as much as you can pre-shoot so that when you're on set, like clockwork. Rule number one, never brainstorm on set. We should theoretically be able to completely turn our brains off and just move on autopilot. What this actually looks like for us is a minute-by-minute accounting for every single thing, including setup, tear down, filming, and transition time. If we're shooting on iPhone, organizing all our footage on set in real time, there's a feature that I love called captions where you can swipe up on a specific clip and write super quick notes like the order of clips or where they go. And we all know albums, but you can actually make folders and put albums within it, which is perfect for organizing individual deliverables. We have a shot list, but not just any shot list. We have every single lens, angle, reference shot that we need in there, along with the outfits and models that align with it. And finally, we're organizing like crazy the week leading up to it. Content Camp might be over, but we're going back to school and we're dropping courses, telling you all our secrets on how we were able to grow our agency from the ground up to work with global clients on five figure projects on a daily basis. We'll see you there. Comment "insider" for first access.