Here’s What You Get:

 

What the training claims

• On her website, LoCicero describes Film Like A Pro as a programme where she will show you how to create high-quality videos using only your phone.

• She emphasises you don’t need a Hollywood crew or acting background: “I’ve used these techniques for over 20 years in front of the camera” (as an actress/spokesperson) to help clients generate millions.

• The package includes:

  • A step-by-step video training & workbook on shooting videos with a smartphone.

  • Links to budget-friendly gear, recommended apps, a “before you shoot” checklist, etc.

  • Bonus items like a Content Creation Workbook (identifying which videos you should create), a “Confident On Camera” e-book, and a “Goodbye Nerves” guide.

• Price stated (at least at one point) is US$37 for lifetime access (the site claims “Total Value ~$1088 / Yours Today only $37”).

Things to watch

• The promotional copy emphasises simplicity (“using only your phone”) and low cost gear, which is great—but be realistic: results will depend heavily on your niche, your effort, your platform, and how you implement the training.

• The material may be more oriented toward entrepreneurs / business use of video (lead-generation, marketing) rather than purely high-end filmmaking. If you’re looking to shoot big cinematic films, this may be more “smart phone/lean video production” than “feature film” level.

• Check whether the “OTO 200 Video Ideas” is indeed an up-sell (“OTO” = one time offer) and how it’s packaged. Some training programmes have bonus modules that cost more or are distinct “upsells”.

• Always check refund policy, how up-to-date the material is (video tech evolves fast), whether community/support is included, etc.

• As always: no training guarantees income or results — you’ll need to apply, test, iterate.

What “200 Video Ideas” might cover

While I couldn’t find a full public breakdown titled exactly “OTO 200 Video Ideas” from Amy LoCicero in the search I did, based on the context it likely means:

• A large list (200) of distinct video concepts you can adapt for your brand/business.

• These could be video formats (e.g., how-to, behind-the-scenes, customer story, FAQ videos, product demos), platform-specific ideas (Reels, TikTok, YouTube, Facebook), or niche-specific frameworks.

• Having such a “swipe file” of ideas is valuable because one of the hardest parts of video marketing is what to film next.

• If you purchase the training, you’ll probably get a module or bonus that lists these 200 ideas, perhaps with templates, prompts, or checklists.

So if you’re considering the offer, you’ll want to check:

• Does the 200 ideas list come with execution details (script prompts, shot list, editing instructions) or is it simply “here are 200 titles”?

• Is the list tailored toward your niche (business owner, coach, product seller, influencer) or generic?

• Are there example videos walking through some of the ideas (so you can see how she applies them)?

• Is this an up-sell (additional cost) or included in the base price of the course?

 

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