Mobile Filmmaking 101

Mobile Filmmaking 101 — a cheap way to add "video experience" to a resume stuck on stills

The gist: A fast, low-cost way for social-media, content, and marketing-adjacent job seekers to pick up demonstrable phone-video skills without buying any new hardware.

• Interview-ready skill: covers storytelling structure, framing, and audio basics — the exact language that shows up in "video experience preferred" job postings for content and social roles.
• Software crossover: the editing module touches Premiere and DaVinci Resolve, both tools commonly named in remote content-marketing listings.
• Zero new gear: phone-only curriculum, so there's no equipment purchase gatekeeping you from building a portfolio piece.
• Taught by a working creator: led by Mike Dewey, a working filmmaker at Moment, not a generic narrated slide deck.

Per Moment's own course page, the class carries a 4.8-star average across its logged buyer reviews.

Best for: job seekers targeting social, content, or marketing-coordinator roles who need a fast way to say "I can shoot and edit video." Skip it if: you're applying to roles requiring professional camera or cinema-production experience — this stays phone-first. Runs ~$25 — check the current price before buying.