This event is designed for anyone looking to elevate their content creation. If you're looking to produce higher-quality, more engaging content, this session is perfect for you. Whether you're a fitness influencer, personal trainer, or someone with a passion for fitness looking to share your knowledge, Jason's expert insights will provide actionable tips and techniques you can apply to your own content.

Attendees will walk away with a deeper understanding of how to structure their videos, optimize their filming process, and use the right equipment to create pro content. This hands-on, practical session promises to give you the tools and knowledge to take your content to the next level!

On the Agenda:

Introduction & Greeting

Intro to the speaker, Jason Morris, and his expertise in content creation.

Jason will dive into his approach to creating fitness content that captures attention and stands out on social media platforms.

Breaking Down Your Process

Learn the step-by-step process Jason follows to structure and shoot his videos, providing valuable insight into his workflow.

YouTube vs. Instagram

Jason will compare and contrast the two platforms, explaining the key differences, strategies, and goals for creating content tailored for YouTube versus Instagram.

Gear Breakdown

A detailed look into the essential gear used for fitness content creation, including recommendations for cameras, lenses, audio equipment, accessories, and lighting setups.

Setting the Scene

Jason will share tips and tricks for using lighting effectively, demonstrating how to create a dynamic and professional-looking environment for fitness content.

Storyboarding & Shooting then Editing

Jason will walk attendees through his process of planning shots, capturing the best angles, and using cutaways to enhance the visual appeal of the content.

Post Production & Wrapping Up

To finish the workshop, Jason will take attendees behind the scenes to look at how he edits and prepares the final product for social media.

Where to park?
There’s plenty of street parking around the studio, and if that’s full, you’ll usually find space at Bunnings or Woolworths just across the road (also a good excuse to grab a snack or last-minute plant).

Important note: Google Maps likes to play games—it often drops people at the back of the complex. We are Unit 27, but don’t let that fool you: we’re actually the second unit in the main front section of the complex, not hiding out in the far corners.

Please don’t park in the warehouse bays inside the complex (we know they look tempting), as they’re reserved for loading and you might end up making friends with a forklift. Parking is at your own discretion—we can’t be held responsible for any parking fines, tow trucks, or passive-aggressive notes left on windscreens.