Ungatekeeping Everything.
First, I’ll share an in-depth overview of my creative process and the theory behind creating a cohesive story. Then, we’ll move into the workshop phase, where I’ll walk you through exactly how I film an 'Ana’s Home Cafe' video step-by-step.
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Extra Templates
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What’s Included:
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Theory Class: Deep Dive
I wanted to make it as clear as possible for you, so I broke down my process in 5 (+1) steps. I deep dive in each step, explaning the thought process behind it, tips and tricks that can be helpful, and what kind of result I aim to get in the end of each stage. In 60 minutes of this lecture, you will get a clear understanding of how i film, and how you can use my approach in your own creative process.
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Theory Class: Shot List
This lesson specifically focuses on Shot list theory. How to create a video that really tells the story? Why certain shot sequences work better than others? How you can create engaging visual story within one simple scene? I break down everything to the last detail, so you can start applying it right away.
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Workshop: Intro
In this intro to the worshop, I break down the concept, overview the location setup, and discuss my choice of props and the gear I'll be using.
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Workshop: Filming
Here, we start filming with overhead shots, and I also cover how I use Live View shooting via the xApp.
I’ve added the technical specs and the final clip playing on screen, so you can see the behind-the-scenes setup and the actual video clips at the same time.
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Workshop: Filming
In this section, I film the process of making an iced espresso orange drink. I cover wide, medium, and close-up shots, and share how to implement creative ideas using light and a mirror.
I’ve added the technical specs and the final clip playing on screen, so you can see the behind-the-scenes setup and the actual video clips at the same time.
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Workshop: Editing
Starting with this lesson, I’ll be sharing my iPhone screen and commenting on each step of my video editing process. This lesson focuses on an overview of all the apps I currently use, as well as memory management.
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Workshop: Editing
In this section, I show you how I build the main body of the video and create a 3-clip split-screen layout.
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Workshop: Editing
Here, we elevate the main sequence to make it more visually engaging. I walk you through making a 4-clip split-screen intro, adding titles and graphics, and putting the final touches on the main sequence.
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Workshop: Editing
In this section, I’ll show you how I do color editing, my exact export settings, and how I upload the final video to Instagram in the highest possible resolution.
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Printable Templates & Lightroom Preset
I supply you with a Lightroom preset as well as a bunch of useful templates. Print them and make your creative process easier:
Prep Checklist
Storyboard Template (vertical and horizontal)
Shot List Template
Sequence Template
Reflection Prompts
About me
Hi, I’m Ana 👋
Photographer, videographer
Taking photos and videos is my passion turned into profession. I believe there’s no better teacher than personal experience, but people still ask me how I film my videos. This is why I created this class.
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Ungatekeeping Everything.
First, I’ll share an in-depth overview of my creative process and the theory behind creating a cohesive story. Then, we’ll move into the workshop phase, where I’ll walk you through exactly how I film an 'Ana’s Home Cafe' video step-by-step.
What others say
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Mary, portrait & food photographer, videographer
I’m absolutely in love with Ana’s work, every video she creates feels like a masterpiece to me. What surprised me the most was how open and honest was Ana . She genuinely explained how every shot was made, including all the work and thought process behind it. It made everything feel so much more achievable and real. I think the content matches the price and I’m really satisfied🥹
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Tanya, illustrator & visual artist
This was a super informative course. I loved the presentation and appreciated all of the examples. Ana covered everything from idea to planning, and from production to post-production. It was truly amazing to take a look behind the scenes of such a talented workflow, to see how a person thinks and creates. A rare gem.
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Austin, hobbyist
Ana’s course helped me a ton! I used to feel completely lost and always wondered why my content never looked how I wanted it to. After going through the class, everything just started clicking. I’m actually making content now that I feel proud to post. It doesn’t feel overly complicated either, she explains things in a really real and easy-to-follow way.
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After joining, you get access to 2+ hours online class and 2+ online workshop.
First, I’ll share an in-depth overview of my creative process and the theory behind creating a cohesive story. Then, we’ll move into the workshop phase, where I’ll walk you through exactly how I film an 'Ana’s Home Cafe' video step-by-step.
There is beauty in every moment — the trick is to see it.
Frequently Asked Questions
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This class is for you if you’ve ever watched my videos and wondered what goes on behind the scenes. If you want to learn more about filming, visual storytelling, and the practical side of making it all happen — this one’s for you.
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I believe you can film with a brick. Kidding. But jokes aside — by now you probably know it’s all about creativity and vision. Everything I share is applicable to any filming device. Smartphone or professional camera, it doesn’t matter. I do share my personal gear preferences in the class though.
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The class consists of 4+ hours of video material, 6 printable files, and a free preset, all yours to keep and revisit whenever you need.
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You get unlimited access.
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Due to the nature of the product, all sales are final.
We don’t film to get followers. We don’t film to make money. We don’t film to prove something, to win, to…
We film because we are creative. Because it’s in our nature. Everything else comes after: cool projects, brilliant ideas, changing lives of other people with your art. But if you’ve ever picked up a camera, taken a picture, and actually enjoyed it — you already know. It’s not because of any of that. It’s because of the process. You loved it. Even if it wasn’t perfect, it truly didn’t matter. You loved the act of creating, because it’s written in you. That’s just the way you are.