Part one
What a video is for
Not going viral. Getting someone to walk in.
ClickClick Academy · for business
Film your own shop.
On your own phone.
Sixteen short lessons. No kit to buy, no calls, no agency.
£199 one payment
16Lessons
4Parts
0Kit to buy
12Months access
What’s inside
Four parts. Every one shown, not told.
Part two
Filming it
It is never the camera. It is where the light is.
Try it✓ done
Pick the better cut, then see why.
A: 45 seconds showing the whole process vs B: 18 seconds showing the three best moments
B. Nobody needs the whole process. They need to believe you can do it. Three good moments does that faster and people watch to the end, which the algorithm notices.
A: keeping the bit where you fumble slightly and laugh vs B: cutting it out for a clean take
A, usually. A small genuine moment is the thing that makes a business feel like people rather than a brand. Cut the boring parts, not the human ones.
A: ending on the finished product vs B: ending with three seconds of the shop front and the opening hours
A. Ending on the good bit means people rewatch, which counts for you. Hours and address belong in the caption, where they are also readable and searchable.
Part three
Making it watchable
A real question from the course. Every lesson has one.
Try it
Spin the wheel. Answer what it lands on.
What it is forFilmingEditing and postingKeeping it going
Part four
Keeping it going
The recap wheel from the last lesson. The real one has thirteen questions.
Free tool included
End every video with where to find you.
Your logo, your colours, your street. Saved to your phone in ten seconds.
One price
Everything, once.
£199
One payment. Twelve months of access.
- 16 lessons across 4 parts
- A hands-on activity in every lesson
- Teaching videos you can see, not just read
- The free end card maker
- Certificate when you finish
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Questions
The ones everyone asks.
Do I need a camera?
No. A phone from the last five years, a window, and ten quiet minutes. Light, sound and distance make the difference, and all three are free.
Do I have to be on camera?
No. You can run a whole account on videos of the place and the things you make, and never appear yourself.
How long does it take?
Sixteen lessons at your own pace. No calls, no fixed times. Most people finish in a couple of weeks. Access lasts twelve months.
Is it the same as the creator course?
No. The creator certification teaches a freelancer to get paid by brands. This one teaches a business to film its own front door.