If your not happy with where you're at in life - this is for you

Let me paint you a picture.

You're slaving 60-80 hours a week.

Your calendar's packed with shoots and edits.

Your work is objectively great.

And yet... you're barely scraping by & you’re broke.

There's an 18-year-old with an FX30 (that their parents bought) charging $1,000 for videos that are 70% as good as yours.

And the client? They literally can't tell the difference.

Know why?

Because you're not selling videos. You're selling the wrong damn product.

I spent years in that exact trap. Working myself into the ground, overthinking every shoot, wondering if this business was even for me. My confidence was shot. I was exhausted.

Then I figured out the truth:

High-quality videos are bare minimum. Everyone can make high-quality videos now… A 15-year old with an iPhone 17 Pro Max can make high-quality videos. Your Grandma can make high-quality videos.

What actually lets you charge $10k+ instead of $1,500?

Three things:

• Marketing strategy - knowing exactly how to position their video for ROI

• Paid ads expertise - turning views into actual revenue

• Business acumen - speaking their language, not camera specs

This isn't about working harder. You're already maxing out.

It's about working differently.

Here's the bottom line:

You have two paths ahead:

1. Keep grinding away at your current model (spoiler: nothing changes)

2. Learn the actual skills that command premium prices

I'm opening exactly 5 spots for videographers ready to make the shift.

This isn't another course. It's direct access to the exact blueprint I used to go from burnt-out freelancer to running a business that actually works.

Because here's the thing - if you don't change your approach NOW, you'll be having this same conversation with yourself next year. And the year after.

Time doesn't wait. The market's getting more saturated every day.

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The choice is yours: Build a real business or get a job.

Both are fine. But I know which one you started this journey for.

Talk soon,
- Julian