Kiely Mizumoto – The Six Figure Videographer

Here’s What You Get:

What the course page says

• Headline: “Turn your camera into a $100,000+ career … Learn how to land clients, raise your rates, and grow a video business that pays you what you’re worth.”

• Guarantee: If you don’t land a $3,000+ videography job within 21 days of completing the course, we’ll give you a full refund.

• Key outcomes/sections they promise:

  • Generate a consistent flow of real leads.

  • Position yourself so brands want to work with you.

  • Pitch brands in a way that gets “yes”.

  • Price your work with confidence.

  • Build a contract that protects you.

• Additional features:

  • Pitch deck builder kit: plug-and-play brand deck and pitch deck templates.

  • Lead gen + outreach system: templates, workflow, etc.

  • Client Success Playbook: pricing psychology, negotiation, retention.

• Terms of service clarify the guarantee conditions: e.g., you must complete 100% of the course within 21 days, send at least 500 cold outreach emails, etc.

• The course is produced by Low Light LLC, operated by Kiely Mizumoto.

Important things to check / be clear on

• The guarantee has strict conditions. You need to complete all videos and send a large number of outreach emails (500+) within 21 days to qualify for the refund.

• Results vary: The terms state that they do not guarantee income or success from the course; your own effort matters.

• While the page emphasizes working with large brands (e.g., “Sony, Nike, Porsche, FIFA”) to establish credibility, you’ll want to assess how much of the strategies apply to your region (Vietnam / Southeast Asia) and local market norms.

• Since you’re in Hanoi, check how the outreach, pricing, contract templates, etc., can be adapted to your language/currency/local legal environment.

• The page does not detail full curriculum length, access level (e.g., lifetime access vs timed), or how much direct coaching/support is included.

• The guarantee covers only landing a $3,000+ job in 21 days — you’ll need to ascertain the definition of “job” (contract signed? paid? amount? territory?) and how it applies locally.

My recommendation for you

Given your context (in Hanoi, Vietnam) and the course’s positioning in a high-value brand/client market, I’d suggest:

• Check alignment: Ensure your current videography skill level and business readiness match what the course expects. If you still need to build craft, portfolio, or local client base, you may need to pair this with other training.

• Local adaptability: Plan how you’ll adapt the outreach, pricing, contract templates to your market (currency, culture, language, preferred brands).

• Set realistic expectations: A $3,000+ job might be a very high tier in your local market; you might instead adapt the goal scale or target international/remote clients via this system.

• Budget and ROI: Consider the course cost and your available time to execute the outreach and pitching as required by the guarantee.

• Prepare for implementation: The guarantee requires heavy outreach (500 emails in 21 days) plus customization of templates. If you’re not ready to commit to that level of activity, you may not meet the conditions.