@omgadrian
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@omgadrian How to take better photos of you gf (or bf) pt. 1 – This is BF Bootcamp, a content series. Take it from me who realized that taking “good” photographic photos aren’t the same as taking photos for your gf. Completely different ballgame. Hope this helps & see you back here for the next episode in a few days 🫡 This mini series is about photos, what should we go over next?
Performance
Video #28059 · Talking Head Edit
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The creator presents a tutorial framed as 'Boyfriend Bootcamp,' offering three specific rules to help men take better photos of their girlfriends. He explains and demonstrates each rule: 1) zooming in instead of cropping, 2) lowering the exposure for a moodier aesthetic, and 3) shooting from below eye level for more flattering proportions. The video includes a humorous aside for single men and concludes by teasing the next episode on capturing candid photos.
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What stops the scroll in the first 3 seconds
Title hook · 25%
TODAY I'm gonna TEACH Y'ALL PHOTOS
Verbal hook · 60%
Today, I'm gonna teach y'all how to take better photos of your girlfriend that she won't hate.
Visual hook · 15%
A wide shot of the creator on a city sidewalk, actively gesturing towards the camera with his girlfriend in the background, overlaid with large, bold yellow text that immediately grabs attention.
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Steal this for your own video
I'm going to teach you how to take that your won't .
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The promise the opener makes, and how the video pays it back
Hook
Identify a specific audience and articulate their common, frustrating problem, promising an immediate and actionable solution.
Payoff
Conclude the current lesson while explicitly creating a cliffhanger for the next installment of the series, providing a clear call-to-action to follow for future value.
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The structural pattern this video runs on
Framework
The Bootcamp Blueprint
A tutorial framework that solves a highly relatable niche problem by presenting a numbered list of 'do this, not that' rules, framed within a branded series concept to encourage repeat viewership.
The Mission Statement
Establish the creator's credibility and the 'why' behind the advice, framing the tutorial as a necessary service or a fair exchange.
The Branded Kickoff
Introduce a catchy, memorable name for the content series, turning a one-off video into an official, repeatable format that invites viewers to join a community or program.
The Instructional Gauntlet
Presents the core value via a numbered list. Each item follows a strict micro-pattern of problem/solution. This beat contains a 'pattern interrupt'—a brief, humorous aside that addresses a secondary audience or objection—to reset attention before the final item.
How to take better photos of you gf (or bf) pt. 1 – This is BF Bootcamp, a content series. Take it from me who realized that taking “good” photographic photos aren’t the same as taking photos for your gf. Completely different ballgame. Hope this helps & see you back here for the next episode in a few days 🫡 This mini series is about photos, what should we go over next?
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TODAY
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I'm gonna TEACH Y'ALL
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PHOTOS
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that she won't hate.
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3 rules for better photos 1. ZOOM IN 2. EXPOSURE 3. GET BELOW EYE LEVEL
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Boyfriend BOOTCAMP ep. 01
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1
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Zoom In
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DON'T CROP IN
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2
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Exposure
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FIX IT
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PINTEREST PHOTO
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Instead of a PASSPORT PHOTO
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How is this USEFUL
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Below Eye Level
Today, I'm gonna teach y'all how to take better photos of your girlfriend that she won't hate because there's nothing worse than taking photos over and over because you couldn't do your job right. A relationship should be fifty fifty. I go on vacation. Rank I take tier photos. So here are three things that will immediately make your photos better. Welcome to Boyfriend Bootcamp. Number one, zoom in. Don't crop in. Those are not the same thing. When you crop, you're just cutting a bad photo into a smaller bad photo. So what this actually does is it makes the photo feel more real. I'd say the sweet spot is around 1.3 to 1.7 x, and doing this makes the photo more focused on her. She is the star rank the background is her supporting path. Two, exposure. By default, our phones and cameras take photos really bright, but that's not the vibe. It's not aesthetic. Here's how we're gonna fix it. Set your frame and just drag that exposure down. Let it get a little dark, a little moody. That's what makes it look like a Pinterest photo instead of a passport photo. But don't get me wrong, my girl's passport photo is still batty material too. And I know what you're thinking, if you're a single guy, how is this useful to you? You know what? If you worst a bag of baddie, you better know ball before y'all meet. I want her to think, who cooked here? And you'll be telling her that it was me and not an ex. You're welcome. Three, get below eye level. Not too low, on the floor, just slightly below, like chest to waist level because this is gonna be the most flattering angle for proportion. The photos will look more balanced. So that about wraps part one, but make sure you follow along for part two because best, we're gonna teach you how to capture candies. So see y'all back here in a few days. Peace.