Wow, what a great turnout and great discussion! Thanks, everyone for coming! 🙏 We talked about a lot of things but here were three big topics: - Coming up with video ideas - Hiring editors - Getting clients We'll definitely have more of these! More on that soon. If you were there let me know if you have any feedback to make it even better! Thanks again!

If you're a video/content agency (or aspiring to be one) make sure to join us Thursday at 11 am PST. We'll talk workflow, automation, ChatGPT, and anything else related to your agency—like pricing and client acquisition. Let's solve some problems and share our insights! We already have a solid group coming! Check the calendar for the Zoom link → https://www.skool.com/content-academy/calendar

So I've been having success creating my first Airtable database to track client video shoots and reviews, and I'm creating my first Zap integration with Frame.io in order to have record status update to approved when status is updated in frame. The zap will not link to my account when I give it the code given in the new "personal access tokens" from airtable. Should I still just give it the API key even though it says this won't work anymore in January 2024?

As someone who's never used Airtable, (or spreadsheets in general really) I've been getting more and more interested with trying to learn it in order to better understand its capabilities to apply to my specific situation. I'll confess I haven't bought Stephen's base template/kontent engine yet, and it's partly because I want to understand why things work the way they do and not have the fear of messing stuff up and not being able to fix it because I don't know how it works. So I'm wondering if any of you guys are also beginners to airtable and how you've started out learning it? I've been going through their youtube videos so far and they're alright. I'm also aware of the fact that I have a tendency to spend tons of time setting up stuff like productivity systems/project management software etc. and never using it (thanks adhd). I feel like Airtable has more potential to actually stick due to its customizability. So like I said I've been following their youtube videos and trying to build a dumbed-down version from scratch myself for now to get a hang of it. Kind of an all-over-the-place post; is any of that relatable for anyone?

What is the best way to setup camera and use a teleprompting feature, so that it´s easier to keep looking in the camera? Would love to see some example setups and hear about what hardware people are using to record.