Richmond Dinh ditches batch filming 50+ reels at once, which burns creators out. Instead, he captures "anyway content" during normal moments: meals, calls, golf. The reel you're watching was shot during a call with his $30K clients.
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If you've ever done 50 reels in a couple of hours in one shot, it's extremely exhausting. And the reason why I don't do 100 is because it's exhausting at 50. 50 was my limit of, I'm just exhausted now. And so there had to be a better way to shoot content. And there had to be a way where I didn't have to think about it. I didn't have to block off 3 hours and then block off hours trying to prepare for those 3 hours, 'cause you gotta prepare for it. But where I could do it on the fly and do it naturally, but also I didn't have to think about locations because I'm out and about anyway. So anyway content is shooting content on the things you're doing anyway. So if you're eating lunch and you're having conversation with your spouse or your friend or your team member or your colleague or whoever it is, then there's an opportunity for content. If you're playing golf, there's an opportunity for content and you're having a conversation. If you're at an event, there's an opportunity for content. If you're eating dinner, there's an opportunity for content. Guess what? This reel that you're watching right now is a reel that's shot on a group call with my high-end $30K clients. And I'm shooting this content anyway based on the question that someone just asked, what is anyway content?