How Smartphone Videography, CapCut, and AI Video Generation Are Transforming Modern Marketing

Why Smartphone Videography Matters More Than Ever...

When I first started teaching smartphone videography, it was simply about shooting and editing better videos. But as the content landscape evolved, I realized creators and business owners needed more than technical skills — they needed strategy.

That’s why I’ve just updated my Smartphone Videography and Video Editing Class with three powerful topics:

📈 How to go viral (understanding algorithms and human psychology)

💰 How to monetize your videos (turning views into income)

🤖 How to use AI video generation (to scale creativity effortlessly)

Learners will now master both CapCut Desktop and Mobile, so they can produce anywhere, anytime. I’ve also added a FAQ section and a link to my Generative AI page for deeper exploration.

What began as a passion for video storytelling has now become a complete system for creators and marketers to grow influence, build brands, and make profits — all from the smartphone in their pocket.

👉 Explore the class here: videolane.com/class

~ Adrian Lee @adrianvideoimage

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