Four days that turn your smartphone into a content creation machine. Plan it, shoot it, edit it, publish it — all in one room, with your own footage.
Not theory — this is what you'll be able to do with your own hands by the end of day four.
6 hours a day · 10 AM – 4 PM · you'll spend most of it creating, not listening.
Deliverable — Shoot three completely different Reel concepts, plus a 15–30 second concept with raw footage.
Deliverable — A full multi-scene storytelling Reel sequence.
Deliverable — Your first fully polished Reel, cut from your own day-two footage.
Graduation project — One Reel taken from idea to publish, with individual professional feedback.
From previous rounds — small groups, real cameras, real feedback.
The camera doesn't create. The creator does.
Editing lab
Idea → Publish
Live filming
Graduation day
Full house
Abdelrahman has worked with brands and influencers, moving from corporate to full-time freelance. He specialises in personal branding content, motion graphics, and storytelling through editing — the kind that actually stops the scroll.
Two venues in Cairo, two rounds every month. Pick whichever is easier to reach.
Includes 24 hours of training, all materials and templates, the graduation project and certificate.
Everything people usually ask before booking.
None at all. The program starts from zero and most participants arrive with no prior experience. A smartphone and curiosity are enough.
Your phone, a charger, and at least 20 GB of free storage. Any additional equipment is provided in the room.
The days build on each other, so full attendance matters. If something urgent comes up we'll try to place you in the following round, subject to availability.
Cancel more than 21 days before the start date for a full refund. Between 21 and 7 days, 50%. Under 7 days there's no refund, but you may transfer your seat to another round once.
Yes — a certificate of completion issued after your graduation project is submitted and reviewed.
So everyone gets real individual feedback on their own work. This is a workshop, not a lecture — and a small room is what makes that possible.