Podcast appearances and mentions of holly gillen

Creating stand-out summit presentation videos doesn't have to be hard. Holly's breaking down simple steps to make your next summit presentation amazing! Grab the https://www.hollygstudios.com/getstarted (Get Started Video Block Party)! Want to learn more about booking more summit speaking engagements and making more money from them? Get access to Holly's full presentation - and more! - at https://sellwithasummit.com/speakeredition/ (https://sellwithasummit.com/speakeredition/) Learn more about Holly at https://www.hollygstudios.com (https://www.hollygstudios.com) Mentioned in this episode: Summit Speaker Strategy Audio Training If you want to learn more about summit speaking strategies and how you can use it to grow your business, jump over to virtualsummitspeaking.com. I put together a free audio training that you can take on the go in your regular podcast player! https://virtualsummitsuccess.captivate.fm/speaker-audio-training (Speaker Audio Training)

“Darling, you had the power all along”. - Holly G In this episode I am joined by the leading lady at Holly G Studios, Holly Gillen. She helps entrepreneurs create business cinema that provides value to her clients' customers and drives sales. With the increase in popularity of video platforms such as Instagram and TikTok, it is hard to avoid getting in front of the camera as part of your marketing approach. But does that mean we all have to start learning viral TikTok dances? Thankfully no! What I love about Holly's approach is that she focuses on using video content to create true value for viewers and not worrying about keeping up with the latest trends just for the sake of ‘the algorithm'.  As someone who started her career behind the camera, she is no stranger to the discomfort of being on the other side of the lens. Good thing she tamed her butterflies and is filled with tips and techniques on how to embrace the nerves and let the true you shine. If you enjoy the Be Brilliant In Your Business Podcast, please subscribe and review us on iTunes, Spotify or Audible!  Your words mean so much. Links  Get energized and organized with free resources inside The Maverick HQ vault. Follow me @linsibrownson on Instagram for more business and mindset tips. Connect with Be Brilliant Podcast @bebrilliantpodcast on Instagram. Follow @hollygstudios on Instagram. Visit Holly G Studios website Try 30 Day Done Want to work with me? View coaching options you might love. (Get the transcript) for this episode. Love this show? I would really appreciate your review in iTunes, Audible, or Spotify! Credits: Sound production by hearnoevilmedia.com  

Holly Gillen began working professionally in Video Production in 2008. She has been running her online business since 2013 and she's learned a thing or two along the way. Holly has worked on projects for the Sundance Channel, HBO, Sony Music & Nick.com to name a few as well as working professionally as a Camera Operator, Video Producer, and Editor. In this episode, I sit down with Holly Gillen to talk about what taking a break from Youtube looks like. We deep dive into the various kinds of breaks, what you can do to prepare for a break, and how you can come back refreshed and ready to crush your Youtube goals. Listen to Holly's previous episode here. Join our Facebook Group: http://t.ly/Nl9T  Get vidIQ to blow up your channel at womeonofyoutube.com/vidiq   Follow Desiree at http://t.ly/GbY4  Follow Holly at https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWVwKVIHByDbLFTHmWF1gtw   Time Stamps:  00:00 - Podcast topic intro 04:22 - Meet Holly 07:07 - The 4 pillars of pre-production 09:49 - Taking a break from Youtube 18:23 - How to come back from your break 22:15 - What if you pivot after your break 24:42 - Remaining consistent when you come back 27:31 - How to follow Holly

Are you afraid to make videos for your business? If so, you're not alone. The whole idea makes so many of us squirm! Today's guest shares exactly how to be comfortable on camera so you can reap the benefits of video in your biz. Holly helps high-performing leading ladies save time on both sides of the camera by teaching them the skills they need to create not just video but Business Cinema™. And she knows what she's talking about having worked on projects for the Sundance Channel, HBO, Sony Music, and Nick.com. She's also been a camera operator, video producer, and editor. I think we've got the right gal! Holly creates videos with a plan, purpose, system, and strategy. Videos that move your business forward and have a bigger purpose. How To Be Comfortable On Camera Push http://giftbizunwrapped.com/episodes/take-control-of-your-fear (past your fears) and barriers. Love the creativity that videos allow you to have. If you're just uncomfortable in front of the camera, dig into that a little bit deeper and find out what your real fear is.  There's fear of being visible, there's fear of being vulnerable, there's fear of being judged. It doesn't necessarily mean your face needs to be on camera. As creators, there's a lot of fun and interesting things you do with your hands that people want to see.  Try overhead shots of your hands or a time-lapse video with a voiceover on it. http://giftbizunwrapped.com/episodes/kimgarst (Make videos) even if it feels uncomfortable until you push past that breaking point. Just pick up your camera, look at it, and hit record. Find some natural light in your home and choose the time of day where you feel like you have the most energy. Feel free to make mistakes and learn from them. After recording, watch it all again, and be super-objective. Then share it with a trusted friend who will give you objective feedback. Write a full script, just a little outline, or some bullet points to keep you on target with what you want to say on http://giftbizunwrapped.com/episodes/alfredpoor (videos). You will have moments where you stumble. You just need to pause before you start the sentence again. No one will ever be you. No one can ever do what you do the way that you do it. Don't be afraid to share because it is going to help attract your people to you. Thriller,  Filler, Spiller formula. 

Most online entrepreneurs are uncomfortable showing up on camera so Holly give them the tools they need to show up confidently, so they can easily create videos that they are proud to show off and move their business forward. She does this by teaching them the skills they need to create Business Cinema™ - video with a plan, purpose, system, and strategy.

Are you avoiding incorporating a video strategy into your business? Planning video content doesn’t have to mean reinventing the wheel. Try out a few things, experiment, and realize it will take some time to get there. Video is a long-term strategy. Today on the podcast I have my very first repeat guest to talk you off of your camera-shy ledge!  I’m talking with Holly Gillen about creating a video strategy that’s right for you and up-leveling the quality and content of your videos. Holly explains how to make sure that what you’re creating is the content your audience needs and wants, how to make the most of the content you already have, and how to tackle the four pillars of pre-production.  Listen in! Mentioned in This Episode Video Made Easy: Mentorship Group From Start to Star Challenge 100 Themes for Video Link Join Holly G's VIPs Facebook Episode 16: The Content Experiment Podcast The Content Mastery Lab About Holly Gillen Holly Gillen started her video production career in 2008 as a camera operator, producer, and editor working with big industry names including the Sundance Channel, Sony Music, HBO, and many others. Today Holly empowers high-performing leading lady entrepreneurs to save time on both sides of the camera. She teaches her clients the skills they need to create not just video but Business Cinema™, creating videos that have a plan, a purpose, and a strategy. Videos that move your business forward and have a bigger purpose. Learn more about Holly on her website or follow her on Instagram.

Being on camera is scary. Yet, most small businesses would benefit from strong video content. But where do you start? Is there necessary equipment? As a business owner, do you need to be filmed? Former producer, editor, and camera operator Holly Gillen understands the struggle - and is here to help. In this episode of the Social PR Secrets Podcast, host Lisa Buyer listens to Holly Gillen’s top tips for creating business videos. Holly runs Holly G Studios, where she helps with strategic video content development to increase her customers’ impact and income. If you’re making videos but want to do better, or have never touched a camera in your life, this episode is for you! As Holly says, “videos that are fun, fast, and easy to make increase your impact and income.” You Need Good Videos Holly started her career in New York City, as a professional videographer. She worked on important projects with big-name celebrities. But after a while in the industry, she realized she didn’t want to work for huge corporations anymore. She knew video could be a game-changer for small businesses, so she set herself to help them. She started a company to work with business owners and entrepreneurs and make videos for them. But quickly, she found out they all had the same questions. What should my strategy be? Do I really have to be on camera? Do I have to spend that much money on a video? So she started Holly G Studios to prepare business owners so they could make their videos themselves. Holly leads live video challenges tailored to each business owner. The Professional Triangle According to Holly, when it comes to videos, it’s all about the professional triangle: light, audio, and graphics.

Being on camera is scary. Yet, most small businesses would benefit from strong video content. But where do you start? Is there necessary equipment? As a business owner, do you need to be filmed? Former producer, editor, and camera operator Holly Gillen understands the struggle - and is here to help. In this episode of the Social PR Secrets Podcast, host Lisa Buyer listens to Holly Gillen’s top tips for creating business videos. Holly runs Holly G Studios, where she helps with strategic video content development to increase her customers’ impact and income. If you’re making videos but want to do better, or have never touched a camera in your life, this episode is for you! As Holly says, “videos that are fun, fast, and easy to make increase your impact and income.” You Need Good Videos Holly started her career in New York City, as a professional videographer. She worked on important projects with big-name celebrities. But after a while in the industry, she realized she didn’t want to work for huge corporations anymore. She knew video could be a game-changer for small businesses, so she set herself to help them. She started a company to work with business owners and entrepreneurs and make videos for them. But quickly, she found out they all had the same questions. What should my strategy be? Do I really have to be on camera? Do I have to spend that much money on a video? So she started Holly G Studios to prepare business owners so they could make their videos themselves. Holly leads live video challenges tailored to each business owner. The Professional Triangle According to Holly, when it comes to videos, it’s all about the professional triangle: light, audio, and graphics.

Listen on your favourite podcast app like iTunes or Spotify. As you start to think about how you can deliver an incredible service to your clients with online programs, there is an incredible feature that can make that program extra amazing - and that is incorporating audio. Even though I come from a background in health science, I have studied program planning and focused on what can be done to ensure your clients start and complete their program, so they get the results they're looking for. Today, we have another special guest, Lindsay Padilla, Co-Founder of Hello Audio. She shares about her company and how to use her audio tool, which we currently use in The Leveraged Practice Program for our clients. Lindsay and I go deeper into audio and how you can use audio structurally in your business, whether it's within your program or in how you market it. Here's what we talked about: Lindsay shares about her background, what she was doing before becoming a business owner and the why behind the creation of her company, HelloAudio (and the steps her husband and her took to make it happen!) What her experience as a college professor teaching mostly online courses made her realize (and how there was a need for more support for her students!) How as an online program provider, you need to understand programming to provide a better student experience (and have people complete your program!) How audio can help reduce the overwhelm and lack of time that people may feel as they go through a program (and how they often start to build habits around when they listen!)  What Lindsay sees about the future of audio (and how it ties with focusing on relationship marketing!) The number one way that you are going to help someone be successful and get the result that they want and need is by going through your entire program. Sharing your content in audio format can make it easier for your clients to access it and increase the chance that they show up, make progress, move through and complete your program! About Lindsay Dr. Lindsay Padilla is an ex-community college professor who accidentally started a business while on the tenure track. Now, as the CEO and co-founder of the Hello Audio software, which takes your content and creates private audio feeds to make learning on the go much  easier for your people, Lindsay challenges online industry norms of unfinished courses and unconsumed content with her product.  All of her business ideas were born out of her tenure-track years teaching adults online at a community college, the ridiculous amount of learning she's done in all things education, and the years spent growing her course creation business online. You‌ ‌can‌ ‌find‌ ‌Lindsay ‌online‌ ‌here‌ ‌‌helloaudio.fm ‌or‌ ‌on‌ ‌Instagram:‌ ‌‌@drlindsaypadilla If you enjoyed this podcast, you may enjoy these 3 episodes about tools to use in creating and marketing your program: Ep. 40 Website Strategy with Shannon Shaffer Ep. 62 Simplify Your Technology Ep. 69 Video Production for Your Online Program with Holly Gillen   Want to try The Leveraged Practice Program for free? We'd love to coach you on the biggest stumbling block we see… identifying the right program topic, so you actually get paid clients. Now you can do our first training, without being a paid client (This is the very first time I've ever pulled a training right out of the TLP program to share for free!). You'll accomplish these 3 things: Identify the Problem: So that your program can be the solution and you can change lives. Focus on the Right People: Define your ideal client who will actually want to buy your program (not just people wanting free stuff). Position Your Program: Establish the key language to set you apart in the market and make sales. You'll also be held accountable with daily email check-ins connecting with you about your work, giving you feedback and additional resources to support you! Get Access for Free Now  

As creatives and entrepreneurs, we sometimes find ourselves up against a wall, unable to make money the way we thought we would. This is where we can put our creativity into action. There are so many options for us in this business. It just may not be obvious what they are right away. Today’s guest has explored numerous creative and non-traditional ways to make a video business profitable and is here to share some of them with you. Key Takeaways There are countless ways to make money in the video business. Sometimes this involves making videos and sometimes it doesn’t. As a creative, explore what you and your business can do that will help you lead the life you want to live. It takes more than shooting video to make a business profitable. You need a clear plan and vision long before you arrive on set. This means knowing your purpose, your audience, and your process in detail. About Holly Gillen Holly Gillen empowers high-performing leading lady entrepreneurs to save time on both sides of the camera. She teaches them the skills they need to create not just video, but Business Cinema. This means not creating content for content’s sake, but creating videos that have a plan, purpose, system, and strategy - videos that move your business forward and have a bigger purpose. Where the Planning Really Begins Anyone who’s been in this work for any period of time knows that just making videos (even the most amazing video) isn’t enough. You need to plan, have a strategy, and processes. These are important things to think about and put in place. Holly explains how she starts with a recognition of where her money is coming from. You can then work backward by reverse-engineering your content based on how you generate income.  Being prepared also relies on Holly’s Four Pillars of Pre Production. This means being clear on the ‘why”, ‘who”, “what”, and “how” of what drives your business. With these in place, you’ll be ready to make the videos that will be most profitable for your business. Building a Business That Works for You Ultimately, your business should work to help you live the life that you want. That’s why you became an entrepreneur in the first place. Holly explains how she structures her business around creating the time she desires to spend with her family. Whatever your goals are, take a hard look at how your business can help you get there. You may have to go an unconventional route, but there is no one right way to do this. By putting your creative talent into action, you can explore these possibilities. How can your business allow you to live the life you want? What’s the most important thing you can do before you start filming? Leave a comment on the episode page!   In This Episode: The power of community to build self-confidence in business [8:08] Where to start when building a business strategy [14:32] Why proper mentorship is a long-term investment [20:40] Using free events as a way to market your business [24:50] Creating healthy boundaries in work and in life [31:00]   Quotes “I teach people how to create Business Cinema which is a video with a plan, a purpose, a system, and a strategy. When I was working professionally in video works, I never ever ever walked onto a set where they were like we’re just gonna see what happens.” [13:38] “You can have videos or you can have excuses. You choose.” [24:30] “Remember, you are someone’s reason to smile, whether that’s your client, your family, or yourself. So don’t give up.”  [35:14]   Links: Get access to the free Client Budget Workshop The 5 Day Grow Your Video Business Challenge Core Storyblocks Find Holly Gillen online Follow Holly on Twitter | Instagram | Facebook | Linkedin | YouTube | Pinterest   Additional Links: Check out the full show notes page Do you have something to share on this podcast? Fill out this form here. Be sure to take the Studio Sherpas survey for a chance to win some incredible prizes (if we do say so ourselves!) Stay up to date with everything we're doing at Studio Sherpas Tune in to our weekly Facebook Lives Follow Studio Sherpas on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram If you haven't already, we'd love it if you would take 1 minute to leave us a review on iTunes!

Holly Gillen (mom of two) helps high-performing biz owners create videos with a plan, purpose, system, and strategy. In this conversation, we cover how Holly's business shifted after the birth of each of her sons, how to stand out by showcasing who you are through the use of video, why video is the easiest and fastest way to create connections with people (especially during when so many people are missing in person social connection!), and more. Enjoy!   ______________________________ If you enjoyed this episode, safe to say you will LOVE The Naptime Empires Survival Guide - a free email-and-audio series I created to help get you out of overwhelm / hiding in the bathroom and back into aligned, imperfect action. Get started here: http://naptimeempires.com/guide ________________________________ SHOW NOTES: http://naptimeempires.com/068  FB GROUP: http://naptimeempires.com/facebook INSTA: http://instagram.com/nikkielledgebrown MUSIC: "So Far So Close" by Jahzzar is licensed under an Attribution-ShareAlike License.Would you like to deliver your own private podcast feed to your audience? Sign up for a free trial today at Hello Audio.

Holly Gillen (mom of two) helps high-performing biz owners create videos with a plan, purpose, system, and strategy. In this conversation, we cover how Holly’s business shifted after the birth of each of her sons, how to stand out by showcasing who you are through the use of video, why video is the easiest and fastest way to create connections with people (especially during when so many people are missing in person social connection!), and more. Enjoy!   ______________________________ If you enjoyed this episode, safe to say you will LOVE The Naptime Empires Survival Guide - a free email-and-audio series I created to help get you out of overwhelm / hiding in the bathroom and back into aligned, imperfect action. Get started here: http://naptimeempires.com/guide ________________________________ SHOW NOTES: http://naptimeempires.com/068  FB GROUP: http://naptimeempires.com/facebook INSTA: http://instagram.com/nikkielledgebrown MUSIC: "So Far So Close" by Jahzzar is licensed under an Attribution-ShareAlike License.

Are you someone who dreads or avoids getting in front of the camera to create videos for your business? Maybe you struggle with finding the right words to say, feeling authentic, or perhaps you have no idea where to start when it comes to finding the right equipment to use. There are cameras, microphones, lights, editing software... the list goes on and the options never seem to end! Then, once you have your videos all beautified and perfect, how can you use them to market yourself? Believe it or not, there is actually SO much that goes into recording videos for your business if you really want to connect with your audience in a way that looks beautiful, on-brand, and professional! Our guest today, Holly Gillen, refers to it as “business cinema,” and she is talking to us about all things video in today’s episode.Holly has been working in video production for over a decade, and she has been running her own online business since 2013. Some of her clients include the Sundance Channel, HBO, Sony Music and Nick.com, so yeah, we believe she knows what she’s talking about! She has experience as a Camera Operator, Video Producer, and an Editor, and she is here to help leading ladies like you learn the skills you need to save yourself time on both sides of the camera!We talk about:The definition of “business cinema”Why videos should be part of your content strategyTechniques and tools to help those who feel more comfortable “behind the scenes”What equipment do we need?How to create a lot of content without over-complicating the processPre-production and post-productionHow to promote your videosOne thing you can do this week to get started with videoVisit https://www.tashabooth.com/podcast for more info! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Should I do face-to-camera? Can I do a voice-over slide deck? What kind of lighting do I set up in my work space? These are common questions that I get from my clients who want to learn or improve the video portion of their online programs. If you're wondering how to transition from teaching in person to teaching online using video, we have an amazing guest today who's giving us video production tips and strategies for your online program. Holly Gillen empowers high performing entrepreneurs to save time on both sides of the camera and teaches them the skills they need to create incredible videos they can use online. Here's what we talked about: Holly's experience working as a camera operator, video producer and editor before transitioning into her own online business (she got her start during the housing market crisis of 2008!) How she successfully transitioned to an online business supporting business owners with their video production (she found that people had the same questions and concerns when it came to video and used her expertise and experience to fulfill that need!) Her advice for health professionals transitioning from in person to online teaching (whether you're teaching one to one in your practice or running a group program!) The importance of long-term strategic planning for your videos (using Holly's four pillars of pre-production: why, who, what and how!) The biggest mistake Holly sees people making when it comes to creating videos (not having a plan means your video production will take a lot longer!) We covered how you can start to create a purposeful plan for your videos, which will help you not only save time but also feel comfortable with creating videos. Having these tips and strategies will help move your online program creation forward, so you can better reach the people who need your expertise and support! About Holly Holly Gillen empowers high performing leading lady entrepreneurs to save time on both sides of the camera & teaches them the skills they need to create not just video but Business Cinema™. Business Cinema™ is the way she likes to describe the next level video. Not creating content for creating content, but creating videos that have a plan, a purpose and a strategy. Videos that move your business forward and have a bigger purpose. Holly started her career video production in 2008 as a Camera Operator, Producer, and Editor working with big industry names including the Sundance Channel, Sony Music, Nick.com, HBO, Bono, Big Time Rush, Forest Whitaker and many others. Her skills and experience run the full gamut from Producing and Directing to Shooting and Editing, and she has translated those skills into a range of educational courses and services to support high performing leading lady entrepreneurs in their quest for video stardom. You can find her online here: hollygstudios.com  or on Instagram: @hollygstudios If you enjoyed this podcast, you may enjoy these 3 episodes with other advisors from The Leveraged Practice Program: Ep.36 Grow Your Practice with Instagram featuring TLP Advisor Chris Emmer Ep.38 Writing Better Copy with Katie Momo Ep.40 Website Strategy with Shannon Shaffer

Holly and I talk about the big picture and strategy for video. We already know that video works and we love that it fit s the Long Game appraoch. This episode is about how to make it work for you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bio:Holly empowers high performing leading lady entrepreneurs to save time on both sides of the camera & teaches them the skills they need to create not just video but Business Cinema™.Business Cinema™ is the way she likes to describe the next level of video. Not creating content for creating content, but creating videos that have a plan, a purpose and a strategy. Videos that move your business forward and have a bigger purpose.Holly started her career video production in 2008 as a Camera Operator, Producer, and Editor working with big industry names including the Sundance Channel, Sony Music, Nick.com, HBO, Bono, Big Time Rush, Forest Whitaker and many others.Her skills and experience run the full gamut from Producing and Directing to Shooting and Editing, and she has translated those skills into a range of educational courses and services to support high performing leading lady entrepreneurs in their quest for video stardom.Value Bombs:1 - Rethink your video strategy if you can't answer the what, why, who questions2 - Make your videos and content on point with your brand3 - Engage some sort of curiosity in the viewer right from the very beginningSubscribe: Apple | Google | Spotify | Sticher | BuzzsproutClick here to get Holly's great offer: https://soniaclark.com/interview-with-holly-gillen/Check out: https://www.soniaclark.com/episode/  for more podcast info and Giveaways

This week I’m talking all about time management with Holly Gillen, Christine Rico, and Rania Chow. These women have a diverse skill set, but also a diverse motherhood experience. Christine Ricoh is the CEO and founder of CFO on speed dial. She’s raised a twenty-two-year-old and an 18-year-old living in New York. Then we have Holly Gillen, who is your go-to video gal. Holly works with high performing leading ladies to save them time on both sides of the camera, both in preproduction, production, and postproduction. Rania Chow is the lady behind ladies of STEM and she supports women who are wanting careers in STEM, which is science, technology, and math.Support the show (http://majestapatterson.com/podcast)

In this episode of Women of Youtube Holly Gillen about creating great content on Youtube that can help your business grow but also get real about your idea of perfection and what your audience really wants. We also talk being a creator through motherhood.   Get Tubebuddy to blow up your channel at www.tubebuddy.com/women  Join the community at www.Facebook.com/groups/womenofyoutube    Follow Desiree at www.youtube.com.com/mrsdesireerose Follow Guest at www.youtube.com/hollygstudios

Holly Gillen has spent the last 12 years in video, refining her methodology for creating powerful video content. She has worked on projects for companies like Sundance Channel, HBO, Sony Music & Nick.com. In this episode, Holly takes us behind the scenes and shows us her 7-step system for creating impactful videos. www.hollygstudios.com

It's time to level-up our businesses with the power of video! In this episode, video marketing expert Holly Gillen is teaching us about the power of a strategy, what big video mistake we need to avoid, IGTV vs YouTube and what's popular for video in 2020! Keep up with Holly... Site: https://www.hollygstudios.com/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/hollygstudios/ Freebie: https://www.hollygstudios.com/videoscriptformula

Video is such a powerful medium to share content, but it’s also the one that sparks inaction more than anything else. Why? Because you’re afraid you don’t look right, you won’t sound right, people won’t like your accent, you need to lose weight first. You name it! This week on the Stories in Small Business podcast, I’m talking with Holly Gillen, who works with high-performing women to help them get their next-level videos out to their audiences. As someone who has worked both sides of the camera, Holly is an expert in helping to overcome the mindset blocks that are holding you back. Holly shares why video is so important when you’re trying to connect with new people and what else might be holding you back. And if you’re not using video yet, she’s going to tell you exactly where you should start through her Seven Phases of Business Cinema™. Tune in now if more exposure is what you’re looking for in the new year. About Holly Gillen Holly works with high performing leading ladies to save them time on both sides of the camera. She does this by teaching them the skills they need create not just video but, Business Cinema™. Which is the way she describes the next level video. Video with a plan, a purpose, a strategy and a system. Not just creating videos all willy nilly. Find her on her website, follow her on Instagram and Facebook and you can, of course, watch her in action on YouTube.

Video content is the new trend and definitely on the rise, so it's so important to start making better videos for your business! Video content strategist Holly Gillen is an expert in video marketing and is giving us her best tips on how you can rock your video content and what you need to make it happen. Grab the SHOWNOTES: hayleyluckadoo.net/post/holly Join the Facebook community: facebook.com/groups/femalesonfireinsiders 50% off Honeybook: share.honeybook.com/hayleyluckadoo

Want to create video for your online course or business but don't know where to start? Feeling nervous about getting in front of the camera for the first time? Today on the Rebel Boss Ladies Podcast, we're going to talk about how to record video for your online course content. Holly Gillen, from Holly G. Studios, is going to share her tips, tricks, tool recommendations, mindset, advice, and more to get you ready to be in front of the camera. Holly empowers entrepreneurs to go from confused to competent on both sides of the camera and teaches them the skills that they need to create not just video, but "business cinema". Today we're going to pick Holly's brain all about recording video for course content, including the tools to use, how to outline your video and how to take the videos you create to the next level. If you're feeling timid, shy, or afraid of video, don't worry. We're going to cover that too. //GUEST BIO// Holly empowers online entrepreneurs to go from confused to confident on both sides of the camera & teaches them the skills they need to create not just video but Business Cinema.   Business Cinema is the way she likes to describe the next level video. Not creating content for creating content, but creating videos that have a plan, a purpose and a strategy. Videos that move your business forward and have a bigger purpose.   Holly started her career video production in 2008 as a Videographer, Producer, and Editor working with big industry names including the Sundance Channel, Sony Music, Nick.com, HBO, Bono, Big Time Rush, Forest Whitaker and many others.   Her skills and experience run the full gamut from Producing and Directing to Shooting and Editing, and she has translated those skills into a range of educational courses and services to support entrepreneurs in their quest for video stardom.    //LINKS IN THE SHOW//  Visit Holly's website, Holly G. Studios - http://www.hollygstudios.com/ Check out Holly's YouTube channel Find Video Made Easy here - http://www.hollygstudios.com/videomadeeasy See Holly's free resource here - https://www.hollygstudios.com/coursechecklist   //LET'S CONNECT// Visit the site over at EdenFried.com Instagram| click here to join in on the fun Pinterest | https://www.pinterest.com/bloggerinsights/   //FREE GIFTS// Learn how I made my first ever $1k online and started to build my life of freedom and flexibility - download the ebook here at edenfried.com/case-study Create your first sales funnel with these FREE sales funnel templates: access here at edenfried.com/sales-funnel-worksheet Come up with your next digital product idea TODAY - free mini course! https://edenfried.com/idea/  Skyrocket your email list by using these 20 list building methods (free guide): https://edenfried.com/list-building-freebie/ 

In this week’s episode of the Engage Video Marketing Podcast, we’ll be diving into creating videos with a plan, a purpose, a system and a strategy.  My guest in this episode is the CEO of HollyGStudios.com, Holly Gillen. Holly empowers high performing leading lady entrepreneurs to save time on both sides of the camera & teaches them the skills they need to create not just video but Business Cinema™. Support this podcast

You’ve heard that video is a must for marketing your business.  You’ve heard that it’s a great way to help you attract the ideal person you help with your products or services.  But it feels like a lot of work! And, if you currently are doing video, maybe you’re feeling like your videos aren’t making the marketing impact you want them to make.   So what do you do?   Answering that question today is the fabulous Holly Gillen, owner of Holly G Studios.  For years, she’s been helping business owners create, produce and ultimately effectively use videos to share their message with the exact people who they want to attract into their business.   And today, she’s sharing her vast knowledge about the topic, including… Different ways to incorporate video, even if it’s not the traditional face to face type you’re used to seeing. Four questions to ask yourself before you ever put a video out there! Live vs. pre-recorded videos...when and how to leverage the benefits of both Three different strategies you can use for pre-recorded videos. She goes over her entire 7 step process for successful business cinema What makes a successful YouTube Channel! As this episode goes live, Holly is about to kick off her free YouTube Video Challenge Makeover...she’ll help you spruce up your YouTube Channel and get it ready to use it effectively every day during the challenge!  You can sign up at http://bit.ly/weekendmakeover.  Interested in learning more about Holly?  Check out her site here: https://www.hollygstudios.com/

Whether you’ve always wanted to add professional-quality video to your repertoire and you just didn’t know how to get started, or you’ve been too afraid to get in front of the camera, Holly Gillen can help you step into the spotlight with A-lister confidence and big production polish! Would you like to know the 3 superpowers of successful coaches? I’m offering a free training where I take what I’ve learned from studying, interviewing and working with thousands of coaches over the years. I’ll break down what the most successful coaches do really, really well, and that you can do too! To watch the training AND get a free gift (that I usually only give to my clients) go to http://naturalborncoaches.com/super!

The Sharvette Mitchell Radio Show airs every Tuesday at 6:00 p.m. EST. Find out more about our host and guests at www.Sharvette.com Our Guest: Holly Gillen Holly empowers online entrepreneurs to go from confused to confident on both sides of the camera & teaches them the skills they need to create not just video but Business Cinema™. Business Cinema™ is the way she likes to describe the next level video. Not creating content for creating content, but creating videos that have a plan, a purpose and a strategy. Videos that move your business forward and have a bigger purpose.

Full show notes at https://beckyjanderson.com I can't wait for you to meet Holly Gillen today on the podcast.  She is the CEO of Holly G Studios, and she is a rock star video creator.  She teaches that business video needs a plan, a purpose, a system, and a strategy, and she shares it all today. You'll learn how to overcome the fear of using video in your marketing. You'll go from confused to confident on both sides of the camera. Why business video needs a plan, a purpose, and a strategy. Why you shouldn't use "I don't have a camera" as an excuse for not making videos for your business. How to choose a platform to post your videos on and so much more.  Listen here If you enjoy this week's podcast episode, it would mean so much to me if you would do a few things: 1. Subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, or Stitcher. 2. Rate and review the podcast on Apple Podcasts. 3. Share a screenshot on Instagram stories of the podcast and tag me @beckyjanderson. Your support means so much to me. I hope you'll join us and listen in and then hop on over and join our Facebook Group here where the discussion continues.

Subscribe to the podcast and grab a screenshot of this episode and share with your entrepreneur friends on Instagram and Facebook. Tag a friend and then tag me [@linsibrownson] so I can thank you! My guest today is Holly Gillen, aka your go-to video gal. As someone who likes to avoid the camera (especially video), I was eager to pick her brain on how exactly to get out of my own way on that.  I know that video is a great way, maybe one of the best ways to connect with the kinds of people I want to work with. But…it’s not something that comes naturally, which means that I need to GET EXCITED about the practice of it, rather than focusing on the outcome right now. In time, as I practice and improve, it will get easier and more fun.  This is the secret to creating any kind of new habit - you’ve got to tap into the joy of learning and let go of the pressure to be good.  Holly shares her insight on how to get excited and get started with creating video for your business, and I definitely recommend you check out her videos and follow her on instagram. She also runs a YouTube challenge where she helps you make over your channel in a weekend.  Episode Links: View Episode 39 show notes Check out Holly G Studios Connect with Holly Gillen on Instagram Connect with me @linsibrownson on Instagram Connect with me on Facebook Join me in a Clarity Session where we will dig in to your life and business to figure out exactly what you want, where you get stuck and why, and pinpoint the steps to get you moving forward with confidence.

The use of video for marketing in your business is one of the most valuable strategies you can have when it comes to getting your business and brand out into the market place. But knowing where to start can be a daunting task not to mention overcoming the nerves to put yourself out there in front of the camera. We interview Holly Gillen this week on the podcast and she generously shares some of her key strategies and tips for overcoming the barriers and getting video marketing right in your business. Holly empowers online entrepreneurs to go from confused to confident on both sides of the camera & teaches them the skills they need to create not just video but Business Cinema™. Business Cinema™ is the way she likes to describe the next level video. Not creating content for creating content, but creating videos that have a plan, a purpose and a strategy. Videos that move your business forward and have a bigger purpose. Holly started her career video production in 2008 as a Videographer, Producer, and Editor working with big industry names including the Sundance Channel, Sony Music, Nick.com, HBO, Bono, Big Time Rush, Forest Whitaker and many others. Her skills and experience run the full gamut from Producing and Directing to Shooting and Editing, and she has translated those skills into a range of educational courses and services to support entrepreneurs in their quest for video stardom. Learn in this episode  Why Video is important for marketing in your business. What makes video for marketing in your business so successful. Hollys 4 pillar strategy for formulating impactful videos. The techniques Holly uses to overcome nerves and fear of the camera. Getting started with equipment and overcoming the obstacles and confusion. The truth behind the myths when it comes to producing quality video in your business.

Attend Mastermind LIVE!    In this episode of Marketing Personalities, Brit Kolo interviews Holly Gillen, who is your go-to-video gal of Holly G Studios. In this discussion, Brit and Holly discuss what it’s like to be an ENTJ personality type and how Holly uses her ENTJ Marketing Personality Type in her business and marketing strategy.   Links Mentioned: Attend Mastermind LIVE! July 31 – Aug 2, 2019 Holly’s Website – Holly G Studios Holly on Instagram Find your Marketing Personality Type here!

In this episode of Lean the F*ck Out, we talk with Holly Gillen, professional videographer and owner of HollyGStudios, about how you can create video content to grow your business. Holly teaches entrepreneurs and small businesses how to create the best content for their videos and how to make each video look professional. If you’ve ever thought about creating your own videos or want to hone your own video brand on Facebook, Instagram, Youtube, or anywhere else you have your content, then this episode is for you. [Libsyn] Creating Video Content Episode Highlights: Video is the best way to grow your know, like, and trust factors. This is what Holly calls the “Vidcofactor”. Video helps people identify if they are not your person, or right client, with video you can attract and repel the right people. YouTube is at the end of the day a search engine (the second largest search engine). People come on to find answers to their questions; answer their questions with your own video content. Use your video content to teach and empower; create a transformation for your client. The most important part of your strategy for video is to remain consist, that is how often you show up and when you show up and what content you are publishing. A common issue entrepreneurs have is overcommitting to how often they will be publishing new video content. For audio: the audio you use is really important. While you can use your iPhone for filming, do NOT use the iPhone audio. For lighting: Invest in a soft light or face a window. For your brand: add in graphics (helps drives home point and adds to professionalism). For editing: You can use something as simple and easy as Canva. #effthefluff > Don’t waste my time with a long intro. Leave out unnecessary information. People are searching YouTube to learn. Get right to the point. Simple video content outline: Thriller (captivating/intriguing/what’s in it for me), Filler (fulfill your first promise), Spiller (call to action). Have a video content strategy, include: why (long term strategy), who (who are you creating content for), what (understanding the type of content your audience wants), how (how you are going to actually create content - equipment, logistics, schedule). Promote your content by creating complimentary content for other mediums that drives them to the YouTube content, as well .gifs or memes or other fun quick snippets to highlight your brand and promote your video content. 60-65% of your time spent on video content should be spent on planning. Reverse engineer your content plan and do it on a quarterly basis. When planning video content, start with the client and you will know what they want. Direct content back toward how you are bringing in funds, remember your content is to attract clients and seller your services/products. Build up “video muscles” to get comfortable in front of the camera. Keep your set super simple, you can change your set at any time. Include items that match your brand or message. Everything in the frame should have a purpose. No glaring or distracting or moving. Take action. It’s better to take imperfect action, then to not take any action at all. You’ll never get to where you want to be if you don’t start. Present yourself how you would out in public (be authentic). Clothes should fit, flatter and feel confident. Don’t wear small polka dots or stripes or anything that makes noise (jewelry). Batch!!!! Planning is super important, especially to help keep the editing process more efficient. Video Script Formula - https://www.hollygstudios.com/videoscriptformula Makeup vs No Makeup - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hIbpWUS1ON8 Business Cinema Production Planner - https://www.hollygstudios.com/sales_bcpp Holly Gillen Holly started her career in video production in 2008 as a Camera Operator, Producer, and Editor working with big industry names including the Sundance Channel, Sony Music, Nick.com, HBO, Bono, Big Time Rush, Forest Whitaker and many others. Her skills and experience run the full gamut from Producing and Directing to Shooting and Editing, and she has translated those skills into a range of educational courses and services to support entrepreneurs in their quest for video stardom. Holly believes that video isn’t “just” video; it’s your ticket to a more personalized brand, your secret weapon to cut through the static in your market, and your best opportunity to have a meaningful conversation with your clients and customers. You can find Holly online at: Website – hollygstudios.com Facebook – facebook.com/hollygstudios YouTube – hollyg.video Instagram – instagram.com/hollygstudios LinkedIn – linkedin.com/in/hollysugrue Download the FREE Lean the F*ck Out Launch Kit If you are thinking about starting a business or side hustle, check out our Lean the F*ck Out Launch Kit. The kit gives you tools and inspiration to start thinking like a fempreneur and start designing the life you want! You’ll receive a guided meditation to help you figure out your vision, a budget worksheet to see what you need financially to make a go of it, daily practices including printable worksheets and daily affirmations to help you keep your head up when your confidence is waning. Again, it’s free and it’s available at leanthef-ckout.com/launchkit. Music: Sunshine by The Icicles

In this episode, I'm chatting with my friend Holly Gillen, who is the founder of Holly G Studios.  Hear how Holly's life reflection at 30 years old led her to start her own production business.  Holly empowers modern online entrepreneurs, thought leaders and influencers to go from confused to confident and from fearful to fearless on both sides of the camera. She teaches them the skills they need to create not just videos, but Business Cinema™ Business Cinema is the way that she likes to describe the next level video. Video with a plan, a purpose, a strategy, and a system. Not just creating a video for the sake of creating a video, but creating videos that actually move your business forward. Holly started her career video production in 2008 as a Camera Operator, Producer, and Editor working with big industry names including the Sundance Channel, Sony Music, Nick.com, HBO, Bono, Big Time Rush, Forest Whitaker and many others. Her skills and experience run the full gamut from Producing and Directing to Shooting and Editing, and she has translated those skills into a range of educational courses and services to support entrepreneurs in their quest for video success. Put those earbuds in and listen right away but if you want a sneak peek of what we talk about during this episode, here you go: How Holly's life reflection led her to pursue a career in the film and production industry.  How Holly started as an intern and ultimately landed a job working for well-known media companies.  What led Holly to start a 300+ member monthly meetup We found out that we both attended Marie Forleo's B-school (small world) The powerful experience Holly discovered when she started her first Video Challenge.  Why Holly rarely watches television.  Hosted By: Brittany DarringtonGuest: Holly Gillen of Holly G StudiosLinks for Holly: Hollygstudios.com Holly G Studio Youtube  __________Want to try Kajabi FREE for 28 Days?Sign up for the FREE here: https://app.kajabi.com/r/eCS534oP/t/gnovbpfv__________FOLLOW ME AT:► FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/IAMBRITTANYDARRINGTON/► TWITTER: https://twitter.com/BrittDarr► INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/iambrittanydarrington/► LINKEDIN: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brittany-darrington-77978aa8/ ________LISTEN TO THE CORPORATE MISFIT PODCAST HERE:► ITUNES: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-corporate-misfit-podcast-with-brittany-darrington/id1452120031► GOOGLE PLAY: https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/Ijv5yltzlyxchxen33hejfjb6oq► STITCHER: https://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=369737&refid=stpr► SPOTIFY: https://open.spotify.com/show/3fnLqZhdJypQKfYp0bWsUE #BrittanyDarrington #CorporateMisfitPodcast #CorporateMisfit

22: Holly Gillen from Holly G Studios has a background in video production and cinematography and she helps people master video content for their businesses and personal brands. In this episode, we talk about pre-planning video content before you hit that record button! Full Blog Post: https://www.meredithmarsh.co/blog/planning-video-content ⚡️ 5-DAYS to a POLISHED & PROFITABLE YOUTUBE PRESENCE vidpromom.com/workshop ⚡️ YouTube Blueprint for Bloggers & Content Creators: vidpromom.com/blueprint

Come follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/systemssavedmeGUEST BIO:Holly empowers modern online entrepreneurs to go from confused to confident and from fearful to fearless on both sides of the camera.Holly is all about the systems and teaches online business owners how to create Business Cinema™. Which is video with a plan, a purpose, a strategy and a system. Not just creating video for the sake of creating video, but creating videos that actually move your business forward.WHERE YOU CAN FIND HOLLY GILLEN:https://www.hollygstudios.com/https://www.facebook.com/hollygstudios2https://twitter.com/hollygstudioshttps://www.instagram.com/hollygstudios/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWVwKVIHByDbLFTHmWF1gtw?sub_confirmation=1FREEBIE - Plan Your Path to Profit with Video! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Holly Gillen from Business Cinema Academy and Holly G Studios is joining Callie on this episode of Behind the Membership. Holly has been running her membership alongside her video production business for 15 months now, after trying lots of other business models previously. Holly shares a lot of great tips for us in this interview, including how she uses challenges to attract new members, her experience with using Kajabi for her membership site, and how important it is to only attract members when they're ready for your membership. Holly talks with Callie about the first 15 months of Business Cinema Academy, including: How Holly attracts new members with free video challenges Using themed months to help members focus The power of watching members transform and succeed How using Kajabi has cut out the tech headaches of running a membership The #oneminuteonetake video challenge Using a quiz to tell sales page visitors  if the membership is for them The value of experimenting and not staying stagnant Increasing engagement and connection with personal check in videos Why she wished she'd started the membership site earlier!

Facebook lives is HUGE right now and not going anywhere. Video streaming is on the rise and will grow to more than 80% of all consumer internet traffic by 2020…. thats HUGE!  Holly Gillen from Holly G Studios explains everything you need to know about using Facebook Lives to grow and market you business In this podcast you will learn; 1.45 why video is so important to your business in the online space 3.31 When people think video they immediately think that they need to put their face on the camera, that's just not the case. There  are so many different types of videos that you can start creating now that will warm up your audience until you start to get comfortable getting in front of the camera 4.35 Facebook lives is HUGE right now and not going anywhere. Video streaming is on the rise and will grow to more than 80% of all consumer internet traffic by 2020…. thats HUGE!  5.30 The difference between FaceBook lives and pre-recorded videos and how they effect your social media engagement 6.15 Dealing with a negative mindset about doing a 'live' and overcoming being afraid of the unknown 10.00 the different kids of levels there are when doing your ‘lives’ and the equipment you can use PLUS third party software available to take you ‘lives’ to the next level 14.30 Tips on how to get people to your FaceBook lives and how do you keep them watching your video 18.11 ways you can re-purpose a FaceBook live video (and how to download your videos) 21.11 Holly’s top 3 tips for anyone sitting on the fence about starting out 25.09 The secret to growing your audience, making sales and how often should you go live 37.00 video doesnt have to be hard, hear Holly’s ‘party over here’ concept  

Attend any conference for entrepreneurs and online marketers and take note of how many people attend the breakout session on, "how to use video in your business." Video is huge and the internet is being taken over by live streaming. As easy as it is to create video, it's much harder to create video that plays a role in your business and that's where you need direction. What role does video play in a business? In this episode of #dactalk, Dave Shrein and Holly Gillen talk specifically to that question: what role does video play in business? Discover some basic starting points if you've never used video before and learn how you can take what you already do and improve upon it for deeper impact.

I love to show off successful Savvy Sexy Social community members whenever I can and Holly Gillen is a perfect story to tell! Listen to how she leveraged her online... --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/vlogbossradio/support

By now you should know that video can add tremendous value to your business.  However, there's so much to it than just posting a video on YouTube every now and then.  Video adds a personal touch, and allows people to feel more connected to you. Holly gave some incredible tips on how to dominate video in your business.  Get the full list here:  bit.ly/videoisthekey

Holly Gillen of HollyGStudios.com explains why entrepreneurs and small business owners should use video and how they can get started with video marketing.

Holly Gillen of HollyGStudios.com explains why entrepreneurs and small business owners should use video and how they can get started with video marketing.

Today’s Guest I first met today's guest, Holly Gillen, on Instagram. We started following each other, and then I checked out her website and discovered that I loved what she does. Video is so important for business, and I know so many women who avoid it because they're either afraid of the camera, or terrified of technology, or they just don't know what to say. Holly has loads of great tips on how to get started with video for your business in today's episode. About Holly Gillen Holly started her freelance career in 2008 as a Videographer, Producer, and Editor working with big industry names including the Sundance Channel, Sony Music, nick.Com, HBO, Bono, Big Time Rush, Forest Whitaker and many others. Her skills and experience run the full gamut from Producing and Directing to Shooting and Editing, and she has translated those skills into a range of educational courses and services to support entrepreneurs in their quest for video stardom. Holly believes that video isn’t “just” video; it’s your ticket to a more personalized brand, your secret weapon to cut through the static in your market, and your best opportunity to have a meaningful conversation with your clients and customers (that converts to dolla-dolla bills!). What You’ll Learn Holly's top tips on how to get started with video Why video is a journey How to leave room for natural stuff to happen The fine balance of being prepared for your video Why it's so important to be concise Things We Discussed   Signature Program From Start to Star: An Experience in Video Confidence. A fully immersive experience in video confidence taking you from total newbie to business superstar in 15 days flat! Talk about an extreme makeover. You’ll build the confidence you need to start making videos that will take your business to the next level. Inspiring Women Amy Porterfield  Amy Schmittauer  Connect With Holly Website Freebie YouTube  Facebook  Twitter Pinterest Instagram     [R2B 92] How to Get Started With Video for Your Business, with Holly Gillen http://wp.me/p3507p-35m #podcast

Video can be one of the most terrifying things to even consider for any entrepreneur.  After all, you could probably name every single problem you have with yourself and wonder who in the world would ever want to watch you. Holly Gillen stopped by to help us first understand why you really need to get over this, and how to start implementing video into your business.  She also gets into some great tips and tricks on how to do it!