Bryan Hynes – How to Film a Sequence

Here’s What You Get:

Three days.
One skill you’ll
use forever.

Three days is the structure. 45 minutes is the content. Go at your own pace. One sitting or 15 minutes at a time.

Each day builds on the last. By Day 3 you won’t just know how to film and edit a sequence. You’ll have made one, ready to post.

Every lesson has a PDF guide. Download it, put it on your phone, take it on location.

• 8 video lessons — 45 minutes total
• 10 PDF lesson guides
• Camera Settings Guidebook
• Eight-Shot Recipe guide
• Works in any editing app — FCP, CapCut, Premiere, DaVinci
• Lifetime access

Raw footage from the course shoot

Don’t have something to film yet? No problem. Practice with the actual raw footage from the course — edit alongside Bryan and build the skill straight away.

Bonus assets

• The Shots Guide v4
• The 1988 LUT Collection — warm film tones for your Day 3 edit
• Pre-shoot and post-export checklists
• Bryan’s title fonts — straight from his own sequences

Course Structure

Day 01

The Four Shots

Wide, medium, tight, creative. Framing, composition, light. How to see a great shot wherever you’re standing.

Day 02

Shoot the Sequence

Plan it out loud. Shoot with the edit in mind. Get coverage so the edit builds itself.

Day 03

Edit it Together

Grade first. Cut on action. Layer sound. Titles. Export. Share it.

8 lessons.
10 PDF guides.
No fluff.

Every lesson is short and punchy. Filmed live across three cameras. Each one comes with its own PDF guide. Download it and take it on location.

Binge it all in 45 minutes or break it down over three days, 15 minutes a day

Intro

Welcome + Camera Settings Guide

Sets the tone. Covers every camera and phone. Your phone is enough to start.

Camera Settings Guidebook PDF

Lesson 1

Framing & Composition

Rule of thirds, leading lines, foreground depth, light, colour, how angles change emotion.

PDF guide included

Lesson 2

The Four Shots

Wide, medium, tight, creative. All four around one subject and what each does to the viewer.

PDF guide included

Lesson 3

Plan & Shoot With the Edit in Mind

Plan out loud before you press record. Intro shot, end shot, everything in between.

PDF guide included

Lesson 4

Shoot the Sequence & Get Coverage

Same action from multiple angles. Filmed live across three cameras so you see the whole process.

PDF guide included

Lesson 5

Colour Grading

See the look first. Conversion LUT, basic correction, finishing look on an adjustment layer.

PDF guide included

Lesson 6

Cutting on Action

Where to cut. Why movement makes transitions invisible. Raw footage into a sequence that flows.

PDF guide included

Lesson 7

Music & Sound

Music first, then tighten the visuals. The three-layer sound approach that makes a sequence feel alive.

PDF guide included

Lesson 8

Titles & Export

Final polish. 4K export. Tag it and share it.

PDF guide included · Eight-Shot Recipe PDF