The DiDio Media Academy
Everything it takes to be the church somebody finds at 2 AM.
Right now somebody a few miles from your building is typing a question into YouTube that they would never ask out loud. Some church is going to come up in those results. This is everything it takes for that church to be yours, in one place, for one payment.
Before the list
Most churches spend more than this on one camera, and still nobody finds them.
The first camera further down this page costs about a thousand dollars on its own. Plenty of churches have bought one, filmed a year of Sundays with it, and watched the view count sit at eleven. The gear was never the part that was missing.
The other way to price this is against the year you would otherwise repeat. Another twelve months of uploads nobody searches for. Another volunteer who leaves because there is no system to hand them. Another Sunday that goes out grainy and quiet and gets four minutes of watch time.
The curriculum
Nobody on your team has to guess what to do next.
12 tracks in the order we would actually teach them, foundations through the capstone. You start at the top, and from then on the next thing to do is simply the next thing on the list.
- 01 FoundationsThe 'why' that fuels everything - short, punchy, and vision-setting.
- 02 Filming, Streaming & On-CameraFrom 'I only have a phone' to a clean, live-capable setup, plus how to carry yourself on camera.
- 03 Titles & ThumbnailsThe click. The highest-impact, fastest-win track.
- 04 SEO, Search & RankingGetting found. YouTube is a search engine - your job is to be the answer.
- 05 Video EditingEdit for retention, both long-form and vertical.
- 06 Content Strategy & The FunnelTurn views into a journey: consistency, strategy, and the ministry funnel.
- 07 AnalyticsRead the data to serve people better.
- 08 Community & Online MembersTurn viewers into members and a real online community.
- 09 Time, Resources & SystemsDo it all in 30 minutes a day with simple systems.
- 10 MonetizationFund the mission: donations, products, affiliate, and more.
- 11 Building a Media TeamRecruit, organize, and keep a healthy media team.
- 12 The Priority Ladder (Capstone)Put it all in order: what to do first, next, and later.
The video library
When it breaks on a Sunday, somebody has already been through it on camera.
14 training sessions and recorded live calls, watchable the minute you sign in. The library grows every week and everything added is included at no extra cost.
Downloads
Hand a volunteer a checklist instead of an explanation.
32 files, mostly the paperwork we hand our own team. Print it, fill it in, and give it to somebody in their first week so they can run the thing without you standing behind them.
The prompt vault
You stop staring at an empty title box on a Tuesday night.
8 prompts written for church media, not generic marketing prompts with the word "ministry" pasted into them. Each one is a full brief you paste and fill. This is a real one, in full:
You are a YouTube title strategist for [your niche, e.g. "Christian content creators"]. My video is about: [what the video actually covers]. My target viewer is: [who, e.g. "new creators who feel called to make videos but don't know where to start"]. The main thing people would search to find this is: [primary keyword/phrase]. Give me 12 title options that: - Naturally include the keyword (or a close variation) so it's searchable - Open a curiosity gap or promise a clear benefit so it gets clicked - Stay 60 characters or fewer where possible - Never promise something the video does...
- Title Brainstorm (SEO + Click-Worthy)
- Thumbnail Concept Generator
- The First 30 Seconds (Hook Writer)
- Video Outline / Script Skeleton
- Description + Tags (SEO)
- 30 Ideas From One Pillar
- Turn One Video Into a Week of Shorts
- Find the Redemptive Angle
The swipe file
Your next title is already written. You just fill in the blank.
15 patterns from the swipe file behind the videos that carried the channel. Two of them are below so you can see the shape of it.
13 more are waiting inside.
And the book
Occupy the Algorithm, all 83 pages.
Twelve chapters on getting found, growing, and reaching people who will never walk through your doors first. Yours to download the moment you are in.

The gear list
Know what to buy before you spend a dollar on it.
19 podcast and video tech recommendations, camera through lighting, with what each one is actually for and roughly what it costs. Buy the cheap thing first if that is where you are.
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Sony ZV-E10 II Camera~$1,000 -
Micro HDMI to HDMI Cable Adapter~$10 -
Sigma 16mm f/1.4 Lens~$400 -
Sigma 28-70mm f/2.8 Lens~$700 -
SanDisk 256GB SD Card~$40 -
Samsung 2TB SSD~$180 -
Continuous Power Supply (NP-FZ100)~$30 -
Blackmagic Mini Switcher~$250 -
RØDE X~$230 -
RØDE Wireless Mics~$200 -
RØDECaster Sound Board~$600 -
Shure MV7+ (USB & XLR Mic)~$300 -
Shure MV7X XLR (Starter Mic)~$200 -
Shure SM7B (Pro Mic)~$400 -
RØDE PSA1 Mic Arm~$130 -
XLR Cables~$25 -
Desk-Mounted Light~$50 -
GVM 200W Light~$180 -
GVM PD60C Light~$200
One payment
All of it, for life.
None of this came out of a studio. It came out of a small room in North Carolina, with a team learning it the same way you are about to.
$1,197one-time, never a renewal
No modules to unlock later. No upsell waiting on the other side. This is the whole thing.
Pay in full, or split it with Shop Pay.
60-day money-back guarantee. Go through the first track and put it to work. If it hasn't helped, every dollar back.


















