Live wins
Erin S.Erin S.I did an event recap vlog with shareable information and am converting people to my newsletter for a longer breakdown of everything that's there.Sean G.Sean G.First 10k on a graphic gap on IG! This was my goal and I'm pumped to hit it. I was pretty afraid to post videos on Instagram, but I'm grateful I overcame the fear and am able to share and help my audience.Galya F.Galya F.Huge W for me! First time hitting 135k views on a yap.Kevin C.Kevin C.Finally cracked 50k! My other videos were getting about 8 seconds of play before people clicked off, so I shortened this video intentionally. Still climbing!Levi R.Levi R.My first video of myself has over 5k views. Feels big considering all my viral stuff before this was funny videos of my baby!Jacob W.Jacob W.Are we counting this as a content win?!Shawn O.Shawn O.The Surf Lodge in Montauk reached out to me for a brand deal to include my product in VIP bags this summer because of the posts I made.Matthew P.Matthew P.Sorry to double post, but this is blowing my mind from yesterday. 100k in 24 hours! Never in my wildest dreams. 800 votes on the poll. People really care about type… and Oreos.Doug G.Doug G.Crossed 54k views today on TikTok. A bit outside my usual niche, but brought several new followers.Ania F.Ania F.This post did better than I expected! 22K views on TikTok and 100+ waitlist signups from just this post. For a small, niche cycling brand that hasn't launched yet, that feels like a win for us!ben J.ben J.This one went a bit viral! 156k views in 24 hours, and has given me 600+ new followers. Let's go!Broderick H.Broderick H.Also massive win for me is 512 followers on Instagram in less than 4 months of being consistent.

It started as a Notion doc
and turned into a gang.

It began in 2023 as a group chat. Colin, Oren and Alex, working out how to make videos. What tools? What apps? What formats? What hooks? Three people attacking and comparing notes.

None of it was secret. Every answer was findable. What made the difference was doing it together with someone else.

Their notes became a Notion doc and that doc became the first Cohort. Cut30 is that group chat evolved, with more coaches, tutorials, references, feedback - and unprecedented results.

Through thousands of hours
of our own experience, we figured it out.

The tools

The gear that actually earns its place, what matters, what does not, and where spending more changes nothing.

The apps

A practical stack for planning, filming, editing, captioning, and publishing without turning the workflow into a second job.

The formats

Repeatable structures that give an idea somewhere to go: talking head, one shot, greenscreen, ten shot, and the formats between them.

The hooks

How to earn attention in the first two seconds, without wasting the idea that comes after them or turning every opening into bait.

We didn't just
build a course.

30 days

Roadmap

Thirty days, laid out. A fixed start, a week that tells you what to make, and a room that moves through it together. Structure beats inspiration, and a route beats a resolution.

Coaches answer

Community

The same thing that made three people work, opened up to everyone. Somewhere to ask on a Tuesday, coaches who answer, and a few hundred people posting alongside you where you can see them do it.

Ready to use

Tools

The references, software tools, templates, and swipe files that turn a blank page into something you can actually make and publish.

Our alumni
move the internet.

Last 30 days
186M+Views in the last 30 days
17,500+Posts they actually shipped
Nearly 3,000Students taught to date

Student posts · last 90 days

33,647 student posts.

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What we
believe.

Cut30 was built around a few simple ideas about how people actually get better at making content.

  1. Action over theory.

    You learn more by publishing ten videos than by watching another ten hours of advice.

  2. Reps over virality.

    One breakout post is great. A process you can repeat is better.

  3. Specific feedback over generic motivation.

    You do not need someone telling you to “keep going.” You need to know what to change next.

  4. Accountability without posturing.

    A room full of people doing the work beats an audience full of people pretending to have it figured out.

Taught by people
who still post.

BeforeMarketers and entrepreneurs.NowPracticing creators.

Coaching comes from practitioners with their own accounts and their own bad weeks, not from people who stopped making things in order to teach making things. Guests come in from outside every cohort and are recorded, so the archive keeps working long after the call.

Nearly 3,000
Students taught short-form video
Oren John
@orenmeetsworld · 1m followers

Oren John

Creator with 500k+ followers across platforms talking about design, marketing and luxury.

Alex Garcia
@house.of.ag · 201k followers

Alex Garcia

Founder, Marketing Examined, marketing executive & content strategist, formerly The Hustle, Gumroad, and the Kollective.

Colin Landforce
@landforce · 159k followers

Colin Landforce

Serial entrepreneur, brand builder, product guy and golf influencer. Creates greenscreen content daily.

A lot can happen in 30 days.
Cut30 is proof.

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