SECTION 1: COURSE FOUNDATION Course Title: Mobile Lens Masterclass: Shoot Like a Pro, Post Like an Influencer. The "Big Promise": Stop relying on filters and start capturing DSLR-quality photos with the phone already in your pocket in just 30 days. Prerequisites: A smartphone released in the last 4 years (iPhone or Android) and a free editing app like Lightroom Mobile. SECTION 2: CURRICULUM BLUEPRINT Module 1: Unlocking Your Camera's Hidden Power Learning Objective: Master manual settings and understand light to ditch "Auto Mode" forever. Lesson Breakdown: The Triangle of Exposure: ISO, Shutter Speed, Aperture explained simply. Composition Rules 101: Rule of Thirds and Leading Lines. Natural Light Mastery: Finding the "Golden Hour". Module 2: The Art of the Portrait & Selfie Learning Objective: Capture flattering, sharp portraits that stop the scroll. Lesson Breakdown: Posing Guide: How to direct your subject (or yourself). Depth of Field: Achieving that blurry background (Bokeh) effect. The "Cinematic" Look: framing and emotion. Module 3: Editing Workflow for Social Media Learning Objective: Create a cohesive aesthetic/feed using editing apps. Lesson Breakdown: Lightroom Mobile basics. Color Theory & Presets. Export settings for maximum Instagram quality. Module 4: Building Your Brand & Storytelling Learning Objective: Use your photos to tell stories that grow your audience. Lesson Breakdown: Visual Storytelling techniques. Planning your Grid. Consistency hacks. SECTION 3: DEEP DIVE CONTENT (Sample for Module 1, Lesson 2) Video Script Outline: Hook: "Why do some photos feel 'right' and others messy? It's not the camera, it's the grid." Body: Explain how to turn on the grid on iPhone/Android settings. Demonstrate placing the subject on the intersection lines, not the center. Show a side-by-side comparison of a centered shot vs. rule of thirds. Conclusion: "Your viewer's eye is lazy; guide it exactly where you want it to look." Key Takeaway: Composition is more important than resolution. A well-composed shot on an old phone beats a bad shot on a pro camera. Action Step: Go outside and take 10 photos of the same object. 5 must use the Rule of Thirds, 5 must use Leading Lines. Post your best one in the community group. SECTION 4: STUDENT ASSESSMENT Quiz: The Mobile Photographer Exam What is the "Golden Hour"? a) 12:00 PM when the sun is highest. b) The first hour after sunrise and the last hour before sunset. c) When you use a gold filter. To blur the background, you should focus on: a) The background. b) The subject, while keeping them close to the camera. c) The sky. (...Quiz continues)