Film clear, confident content on your phone.

The filming guide we made for our clients, now free for any founder or small team showing up on social media.

Sound familiar?

  • You film a video, play it back, and it looks darker and blurrier than it did in real life.

  • Talking to camera feels awkward, so the video sits in your drafts for another week.

  • You know you need B-roll, but beyond your own face, you’re never sure what to film.

  • People scroll away in the first few seconds, before you get to the part that matters.

  • One video takes your whole afternoon, so posting only happens when you find the time.

  • You’ve had a tripod, a light and a mic in your basket for months, unsure which ones are worth buying.

The good news is that most of this gets fixed with a few camera settings and a clear list of what to film. We put everything our clients use into one guide.

Pages from the Green Socials Filming Guide: cover, camera settings, core filming checklist and export settings
Pages from the Green Socials Filming Guide: B-roll shot list, hook openers, content workflow and gear guide

Inside the guide

  • The phone settings to change once, in two minutes, before you film anything else

  • B-roll shot lists written for product, wellness and nonprofit teams, so you always know what to capture

  • Fill-in-the-blank hook openers to adapt to your own niche

  • A content workflow that fits a real week: plan once a month, film every two weeks

  • The gear worth buying (and a reminder that second-hand works just as well)

Hi, I’m Val

Founder of Green Socials. We manage social media for brands in the business of doing good and living well. This guide comes from years of filming with our clients, from hair tie brands to conservation teams in the field.

Valentine Aouad, founder of Green Socials, smiling on a dark sofa in a bright studio

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