Picture your kitchen counter in a brand's ad, filmed by you while the house is quiet.

Yes. Each of the 12 formats comes with its shot list, the seconds for every shot and a script to fill in. Module 4 walks you through the 5-step shoot and the edit on the phone you already own. Four formats never show your face.

It's $29, paid once, and no date is set for any change. There's no countdown and no spots counter, because no deadline exists.

The holidays are the busiest stretch, though brands brief all year: New Year fresh starts, Mother's Day, summer, the holiday gift rush. The Year-Round Brief Calendar shows which is which, starting from whatever month you're in.

Nobody can honestly tell you. Some briefs pay well. Plenty pay little, some pay only in free product, and pitching means a lot of emails nobody answers. Plenty of people who buy a course like this never get a paid video. The example card above shows the math on one video, with the low pay printed beside it. Your time is the real cost. Results vary. See our earnings disclaimer.

You don't invent anything. Every format comes with its shots and a script to fill in. If you'd rather keep your face out of it, four formats use only your hands and voice, and Lesson 4.3 shows what that choice costs you in briefs.

$29 for the guide. For filming, the phone you already own. Gear can wait; the Home Studio Shortcut prices it when you're ready.

You never recruit anyone and you never buy stock. You pay $29 for the guide. At checkout you'll see three optional add-ons: a Lookbook of 48 storyboards, $34; a Workbook for after your first paid deal, $67; a Client Pack for a repeat client, $47. You can skip all three. The work is short videos for brands, paid by the brand when one says yes. Lesson 3.6 covers the 7 common scams, including the "brand" selling coaching.

No, and be wary of anyone who says they will. You find them, and the guide shows you how. You start with brands already in your cupboard, then answer posted briefs that ask for someone like you, then learn how marketplaces and agencies work. We don't place you or hand you a list.

No. A brand runs your video from its own account, so your follower count isn't what it's paying for. A Google Doc shared by link works as your portfolio page, and Lesson 2A.3 says when a free Canva website is worth the trouble.

The plan gives you one small task a day, on days you choose: a nap, an evening after work or a free morning. On Day 3 you map the hours of your own week that can go to this. How long one video takes you, we won't guess.

Some briefs ask for older women in so many words, and most ask for someone younger or don't say. The guide starts you on brands whose customer looks like you. If you're under full retirement age and drawing Social Security, earnings can reduce your benefits. The guide shows the limits.

Some do, and plenty don't. Brands pay for videos that look like the person who buys, so your first samples start with products you already use, filmed for the buyer you are. Whether it gets a beginner picked more often, nobody has measured. It's how the guide starts you, with products you can talk about honestly.

45-day money-back guarantee: finish Module 1, the 14-day plan. If your Done record shows your lane, your Yes/No rules, one finished sample video, a portfolio page that shows it, and one pitch written, and the guide isn't for you, email us within 45 days of purchase for a full refund. You never have to send a pitch, get a reply or land a deal. See our refund policy.