Kujua Academy · Digital Skills & Content Creation
Smartphone Videography
Film clear, well-lit, well-sounding video with the phone you already own.
At a glance
Who this is for
- Who it is for
- Creators and small business teams
- Level
- Foundation
- What you need first
- A phone with a camera.
- Planned format
- Hands-on workshop
What you will be able to do
Outcomes
What you should be able to do afterwards, on your own work.
- Frame, light and record usable footage
- Capture clean sound
- Plan a shoot before filming
The plan
What the programme covers
The planned module sequence. It is an outline of the subject, not a timetable: the schedule, the length of each part and who teaches it are confirmed when a cohort is announced.
- Audience-first story planning
- Framing, lighting, sound and consent
- Shot lists, interviews and capturing B-roll
- On-camera delivery and practical filming
- Organising footage and release rights
- Shooting and reviewing a short business explainer
What you will make
The piece of work you finish with
You leave with something you can show someone, not only a record that you attended.
You submit
An original 60 to 90 second filmed explanation, with your shot list and signed permissions.
What the assessor looks at
Technical clarity, storytelling, accessibility and how the footage is organised.
How we teach
The same five steps in every programme
Understand
Learn the idea in plain language, with a real workplace example.
Practise
Try it on a realistic task, with guidance.
Apply
Use it on your own work or business.
Feedback
Get a clear review of what to keep and what to change.
Evidence
Finish with proof of what you can do, not only attendance.
What happens next
What happens if you register interest
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