Class Intro to Getting Started in Music Photography
Lesson 1 from: Getting Started in Music Photography with Red Bull Photographer Todd OwyoungTodd Owyoung
Class Intro to Getting Started in Music Photography
Lesson 1 from: Getting Started in Music Photography with Red Bull Photographer Todd OwyoungTodd Owyoung
Lesson Info
1. Class Intro to Getting Started in Music Photography
Lessons
Class Intro to Getting Started in Music Photography
01:13 2Live Music Photography
13:40 3Camera Settings
09:34 4Tip & Techniques for Capturing Live Music
09:14 5Research & Preparation
06:20 6Challenges & Pain Points
00:40 7All Access
16:29 8Shooting for Editorial
03:15Capturing Music Festivals
03:58 10Using Speedlights
07:44 11Photographing Drummers
07:44 12Gear
25:39 13Location Scouting
19:57 14Artist Portraits
06:56 15Artist Portraits - Stairwell
06:48 16Artist Portraits - Outside
12:04 17Sound Check with Low Hums and Wild Powwers
05:12 18Photographing Live Shows - Low Hums
06:29 19Photographing Live Shows - Wild Powwers
05:22 20Getting Started
10:15 21The Photo Pass
19:38 22Photo Pit Etiquette
06:29 23The Business of Music Photography
12:02 24Post Processing Workflow
26:02Lesson Info
Class Intro to Getting Started in Music Photography
My name is Todd Owyoung and I'm a music photographer and a Nikon Ambassador. I'm so thrilled to be here with CreativeLive and Red Bull Photography to bring you this course on music photography. We're going to cover everything, from how to get started shooting local bands, getting your first photo pass, the access, hooking up with publications, and getting paid. We're gonna cover all the technical details from dealing with red lighting, your camera settings, the lenses you'll wanna use, all the gear for how to make really compelling music photography. When I photographed my first show, I was simply a fan with a camera and I remember the excitement of working with the band, working with the stage lighting, having limited access and limited time in which to capture images of live music. I remember starting out in venues just like this and working my way up to sold-out stadiums. You're going to see me shooting on location, dealing with all the common challenges that a music photographer wi...
ll face in the field. In addition, we're gonna be working with musicians and creating artist portraits, so if you're shooting for an editorial publication, creating these portraits that could be used in print, online, and even as album artwork. By the end of this class you're gonna have all the tools you need to take your camera to a show and start on your journey of music photography.
Ratings and Reviews
Alexandra U
I highly reccomend this class for any one who would like to get started or dip their toes in the concert photography scene. This class has many useful tips and trick for any level of photographer, not just beginners. I have been in the music scene for over 10 years and I was able to gather so much information in every chapter. Watching this video boosted up my confidence as a photographer because it validated that I am already succeeding in my concert career. Thank you for this amazing stream. It sparked my creative soul once again.
Kris Comer
Wow, this was awesome! I have been a concert photographer for almost 3 years now and I still learned some great tips! I loved that he covered different ideas for promo shots which is one of my weaknesses. Any beginner should definitely check out this course! It is straight and to the point with all of the most important steps.
Mark Balmer
This is a really great course! I would highly recommend it to anyone interested in this type of photography. It is presented in an easy to understand way. Todd gives clear and informative tips and shows how to set up lights, poses etc! I found it very helpful, and will definitely put what i've learned to work. Thanks, Mark
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