More ways to tell a story
Try voiceover, interviews, and quiet observational footage. Notice what you want to keep making.
A four-week live online experience for artists, founders and makers.7 video challenges. 4 live masterclasses with Karam.

Learn to share the work you care about, with a global creative community creating alongside you.
The internet asks forSpeed. Urgency.
Virality. The algorithm.
We’re making room forIntention. Curiosity.
Consistency. Actual life.
A creative practice you can keep.
Not a pace you have to keep up with.

A glimpse into Karam’s world.
What you’ll leave with
Seven video challenges to practise. Four weeks to find what feels like you.
Try voiceover, interviews, and quiet observational footage. Notice what you want to keep making.
Learn what feels natural to you, from the stories you choose to the way you tell them.
Share rough versions with your group, ask for feedback, and get more comfortable letting your work be seen.
Build a way of noticing, making, and sharing that fits your actual life.
Learn the process behind the stories
Storytelling, scriptwriting, and the steps between an idea and a finished video. Learn from Karam’s own work, then bring it into yours.
Once a week, live on Zoom.
Every masterclass recorded.

Not to copy his style. To find your own.
The experience
Karam introduces each one with a short video, then you have four days to notice, shoot, write, edit, share, and see what everyone else made before the next one arrives.
The space between prompts is part of the challenge.
A couple from last time:

Pay closer attention to something you normally walk straight past.

Find a story about a person who matters to you, and tell it.
There is no one correct way to document your life. Try something. See what feels like you.
You will be part of the full cohort, with creative people joining from around the world.
You’ll be placed into a small accountability group, matched as closely as possible by timezone.
That is where you share the rough version.
Ask for feedback.
Talk through an idea.
Celebrate when someone finally posts.
Get gently called out when you disappear for a week.
You leave knowing how to tell the story behind what you care about. And how to keep doing it after the challenge ends.

Try the camera on your phone.
Your photo stays on your device. Nothing is uploaded.
From the first edition

For the past seven years, I’ve been documenting my life. Big moments, small moments, and everything in between.
What started as a personal habit slowly became my creative practice, my way of telling stories, and eventually a community of 300K+ people.
I’ve collaborated with brands like Gore-Tex and Peak Design, hosted storytelling events around the world, and spent years figuring out how to create in a way that still feels like me.
Now I want to help you do the same. Not copy my style, but build your own way of noticing, filming, writing, and sharing.
📍 Syrian-Canadian, based in Berlin
🎥 Dropped out of uni two months before graduating, sorry mom 😬
🗣️ Hosted 10+ IRL storytelling events in 8 cities
🚲 Loves discomfort. Bike-packing, canoe trips, and other questionable ideas
🧆 Makes the best hummus, according to his mom


Waitlist price: $190
Public price: $240
2–30 November 2026 · Live online
Not at all.
This is for people making something they care about who want to get better at telling the story around it.
You might be building a company, making art, designing clothes, writing, filming, cooking, making music, or working on a strange little project you cannot stop thinking about.
You do not need to become an influencer. You just need something you care enough about to share.
You will be part of the full cohort, with creative people joining from around the world.
Inside that, you will also be placed in a smaller accountability group, matched as closely as possible by timezone.
That is where you can share rough ideas, ask for feedback, celebrate when someone finally posts, and get gently called out when you disappear for a week :)
The goal is not just accountability. We want you to leave with a few creative people you genuinely want to stay in touch with.
Nope. Your phone is enough. You don’t need a fancy camera, microphone, or professional setup. Basic editing experience helps, but it’s absolutely not required.
We’ll share simple tools, resources, and guidance to get you started.
You’re very welcome here. Some prompts will gently push you towards the camera, but documenting your life doesn’t mean becoming a talking head.
You’ll experiment with voiceover, interviews, filming from behind the camera, scripting, spontaneous storytelling, and other approaches to discover what feels like you.
Some stories might take a couple of hours. Others might come together much faster. The point is not to spend your life making content. It’s to build a creative practice that fits into your actual life.
Life will happen. Missing a prompt doesn’t mean you’ve failed or need to quit. Jump back in with the next one.
No. You can share your work inside the community first, and you decide what goes onto the internet.
That’s part of what we’ll explore, but we’re not promising you a follower number.
We’ll help you become better at noticing stories, telling them, sharing consistently, and making work people actually want to spend time with.
If money is genuinely the thing stopping you, write to us. We keep a few places for people from countries where the price is a different number than it is here. No forms, no proving anything.
We will share the exact schedule before the challenge begins.
There will be four live masterclasses with Karam across the month, covering things like storytelling, scriptwriting, creative process, and building a sustainable way of creating.
If you cannot make one live, no stress. Every masterclass will be recorded, so you can catch up afterwards.