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Understanding the Industry

Lesson 1 from: Think Like a 10K Wedding Photographer

Scott Robert Lim

Understanding the Industry

Lesson 1 from: Think Like a 10K Wedding Photographer

Scott Robert Lim

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1. Understanding the Industry

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Understanding the Industry

All right, hey, I am very excited to be here. I have to I've got so much information, just like in my brain right now, I don't even know where to begin because basically, you know what? This courses this is three days, right? But putting my thirteen year career into three days and trying to jam everything that I've been through and what I've learned to try to tell you guys on dh share my story and that's what I'm actually that's what I really like about this class is I'm able to share my story and how I became a wedding photographer, and when I was listening to you guys, you know, each the position that you are right now with your business and with your life, I could identify with almost every single one of you, and I got a little bit emotional because I go. I remember when I was there, I remember that and feeling that that uncertainty and wanting more for my life in my business and for my family, and so this is going to be exciting because I'm going to get to share um, some of the thi...

ngs that I've learned along the way, um, and it's taken me a long time to get here I started my photography career when I was thirty seven years old. And now that I'm fifty, I kind of feel like I'm really just getting into who I am and where I want to go. So it's been really a long process for me, but I can't wait, so let's get into it. All right? Who is this workshop for? You know, it says, you know, the titles think like a ten k wedding photographer guess what? This is for everybody, not just those who want to be wedding photographers, but anybody who wants to improve their photography because we're going to talk about portraiture, okay? With opposing we're going to talk about lighting, we're going to talk about business, we're going to talk about life skills, all that kind of stuff, and so anybody who's interested in learning to be a better photographer? You know, this class is going to be for them because I kind of feel like wedding photographers of the most versatile photographers in the world because why we've gotta shoot product, right? We've got to do detail shots, we've gotta deal with portraiture, we've got a deal, photojournalism, we've gotta deal with the crazy mother in law, all that stuff, right? And we've got to do all this kind of stuff I gotta do with lighting, we gotta do it all in one minute. And so it forces us to be very, very efficient at what we do and so if you're just you know and just anybody who wanted to improve their photography skills this is the class for them people who want to make money okay, this is about making money too, right? And you know, hey, you've had all those other classes with the, you know, doing all the collage and the fine art stuff and all that's great whatever right this is about making money okay improving your life, improving the life of your family, moving forward, wanting a artistic career and if you want artistic career eventually again had to make some money and this class is going to help you try to get there okay photographers wanting to get to the next level anybody feel that anybody feel like, oh, man, I just been stuck at this plateau I just can't get to that next level, you know? And you've been trying this and you've been trying that and nothing seems to be working well address those issues artists who want more out of life do you ever feel like handcuff? Sometimes just, uh you're going to work and you just feel like you're doing the same old thing again and you're just not doing the creative things that you want to do and I'll tell you this as a creative if you are creative and you're going to work every day and you feel handcuffed like this I'll tell you right now a little bit of your soul is dying every day you feel that way it is a terrible I've been there and it is a terrible feeling and you just want to be free to express yourself and to create and on top of that to earn a living to provide for yourself to provide for your family that all that what will we be learned during these three days? One valuable photography skills that earned money okay, I'm going to tell you these things don't argue with me just do it because I know it's going toe put money in your pocket okay? And so I'm goingto create these very easy skills tto learn that will actually earn you money where to start how to start with your wedding but maybe you're just like toying with the idea maybe I should be maybe you should try waiting photography but I have no idea where to start I'm going to take it from ground zero and build it up and show you how to make ten thousand twenty thousand whatever fifty thousand dollars with your wedding photography and this it is how to book one k five k ten k weddings plus you know I had a goal for myself when I started this business I said listen I want to earn over ten thousand dollars with wedding photography not because I wanted to be rich or anything like that but because it seemed like amazing gold toe have like wow if I could do that if I can unlock those keys to earn ten thousand plus for a wedding that would be a really an amazing growth experience for me and on top of that it was always been in my mind ever since I think high school that I wanted to be an educator and I go listen if I can charge ten thousand dollars for a wedding maybe I could get a chance to help other people and it has and that's why I'm here that is my one passion my one passion in life really is to help people help creatives especially to to kind of reach that excellence in their life and everything in their art in their business and that's what we're going to try to do this week maximize your potential you know uh when you want to make a lot of money uh with your business it's not about secret skills and this and that and oh wow, I know the scot robert pose and that does it it's it's not that stuff ah lot of it is is we become confronted with our shortcomings it's evident why? Because we're not making as much money as we want and it just shows it and it puts it right in your face and it's saying something is missing and you be confronted with it now either take those challenges right on and say, okay, I know that this is my shortcoming and try to overcome that, but what a lot of people do is they see that and they realize that the changes they need to go through um is uncomfortable, so they stop and they rather fail, but I don't want that to happen to you guys were going to talk about those issues, and we're gonna learn how to get past them. So you can he have that extraordinary life that you've always dreamed about, what makes this workshop different? Well, uh, my unique experience, first of all, uh, I've been a photographer for thirteen years as a full time for talking for not part time as a full time. When I started my photography career, I put myself in a really, really desperate situation. The situation was I started my photography career, I started a family and my wife, who made all the money in our household, quit her job, so I had to get it done. So in my mind, you know, at that time, we didn't have a heck of a lot of expenses, but in my mind I said, listen, I'm going to do this thing there, I have no other option, I have to make this work and so these things that I've learned along the way, I think I am confident I can help you because I've been through so much to my thirteen year career before that for twelve years, I was an entrepreneur and that by itself is really hard, so I haven't I have twenty five years of experience of working for myself during the hay, the reagan years, when everybody was making money during the internet years, you know, the clinton or gore, right? Gor discovered the internet was that right? They were right there and then and then through the down years, too, during the crashes. Now, I've kind of had my career through all that, and I can tell you one thing, your business is never, never, ever depended on the economic situation, it always points back to us and what we're doing, okay, wax on, wax off, anybody see karate, kid, right? And what I love about that movie is mr miyagi, right? Is that his name? He kind of boiled down his philosophy into this little saying, wax on and wax off and that's what I like doing, I like taking something that's what I feel that I'm gifted at that takes something that's very, you know, complicated, like flash, and I bring everything down to one little shark, right? And that's how I got famous with my lighting that's what I'm do with everything that I teach especially wedding photography it's a very complex subject, but like for my posing techniques basically, I have basically two ideas and I just go off of that, you know why I'm a person with a terrible memory? I can't I'm gonna probably forget your names this week. I can't remember more than four things and as I get older it's getting harder and harder to remember things right? Plus, you know, going to the bathroom were often too, but anyways, I have a hard time memorizing like a bunch of things, so I have to break down everything into very simple concepts that I convey base my entire technique off of and that's what? I can't wait to show you guys um you it's gonna hurt so good I'm gonna affirm your potential, but I'm also gonna tell you the truth. I'm not gonna you know, uh I'm gonna just lay it out there and I'm going to confront you with some things and it may hurt a little bit, but that's okay, we're family here, we can talk about it and we can get through it because it's about making us better, okay, and sometimes that hurts if you want to look back on your life and you want o c like the greatest areas of growth in your life, it's probably when you've been struggling with something and you've overcome it so we can't be afraid of those moments of her hurt means that you actually care so it's okay to hurt and we should keep feeling that because that means we care we still want to be in the game we still want more out of our life so feel the hurt accepted acknowledge it and move on from it okay it's very personal every blood can learn from a good success story and that's really like I said before that's with these three days is about it's my story, my story on how I went from zero two ten thousand plus and even my story on how I'm even here front of I can't believe it I mean, I you know, as I said in my crazy stupid light as I introduced myself, I claim to be be the one and on lee asian college dropout okay, I am claiming that there's a lot of pressure being asian, growing up and having professional careers and stuff like that and then to drop out of college and become an artist oh my gosh, right? But I love it I love the artist lifestyle and I'm just going to be happy to share my story with you and I can't wait, okay so let's get into it let's first of all let's talk a little bit about the industry okay, how many weddings in the yusa I don't know about norway or I don't know anything about but let's just deal with the yusa right now how many weddings do you think there are in the yusa every single year anybody take a guess anybody twenty hundred thousand two million okay anybody else eight hundred thousand all right. Curious yes. You have to know how many weddings what this industries like if you're going to get into it you kind of have to know these facts before you get into it. There's about two point three wow, awesome gs a year. What is the average hostile wedding if if you've been in the business for a little while you probably kind of know this already but how much does a couple and their parents it's banned on a wedding what's the what? What kind of money on the edition out anybody take a guess? Twenty seven thousand okay, think around here it's like thirty five thirty five thousand okay, did anybody other guesses, man? You guys are really good twenty eight point four thousand dollars that's a lot of change there. What is the average cost of photography? S so how much does the average client spend on their photography and their video? Anybody know, take a guess six thousand six thousand average two kids married yet had one get married if I wasn't hired ok bridge what's that you're okay I wouldn't give you deal wait got chat room is shining it told they are okay and so schrader photography says to kay and indie john agrees with the six k well max soto says three thousand as does rutger photography three hundred were getting in twenty five hundred okay well here it isthe twenty three seventy nine for photography and sixteen hundred bucks for video okay so I guess if you add up for talking video it's almost about that for well there was that four thousand interesting what is the average age of a bridegroom who army deal what is our target client looking like how old are they? Anybody know twenty five hundred twenty five hundred twenty five twenty seven, twenty seven wait twenty late twenty's okay, well here we go twenty five twenty seven and so if we're going to get into this business we kind of have to think like a twenty five year old in a twenty seven year old right you have to know who we're dealing with. What is the average household income of the bridegroom? How much money do they make so we kind of have to know that we have to kind of know like how much their household income is you know just to know general pricings things and how much they could afford right what do you think six others combined seventy seventy thousand sixty thousand sixty thousand eighty five eighty five wow okay you guys are great man have the stats sixty thousand dollars how many photographers are there in your area now I do not know everybody's area but I just did my own area okay two minutes which I live in the los angeles area which according to wikipedia is the second most densest city in america okay so there's a lot of there's like fifteen million people in my general area that I live in okay there's a lot of people and it's growing so I guess the trends are nowadays is that the most populated cities are getting even more populated so everybody's moving out of the rural areas and moving into the cities so it's getting denser and denser that's what the trend is okay so in my area in the u s census okay how many photographers us census said that there's one hundred and fifty two full thousand full time photographers okay but just because you're not full to anybody here who who's here a full time photographer rage and that's what you do okay so that's only three out of what eight people so if this hundred fifty two thousand that we're going against is a lot more than a hundred fifty two right would you not agree ah lot of times when I'm speaking and they say there's a room of one hundred people and I'll say ok, who in here is a full time photographer that's what they earn their money they support themselves and their family with their photography on lee ah lot of times only one or two people will raise their hand out of one hundred so most of the photographers that are in this industry are hobbyists are serious or part timers so I'm assuming and those people were competing and guess too right is that that we're competing and gets just the full timers we're competing against the part timers also so if you think about it I in general I think this polly a half a million to a million photographers out there maybe even mohr but I'm just being kind of conservative with that. Okay, so in california we have about ten percent of the population. Okay, so if you live in california about ten percent of the u s lives in the state of california state of california's huge it's like, you know, seven states on the east coast but okay? And then I broke it up there's about uh s o between california right? Maybe there's about fifty thousand to a million photographers just in california and then I broke it up even more twenty percent live in san francisco and forty percent living the los angeles area that I'm from okay, so if I go back down I would think that there's ten to twenty thousand photographers then I'm competing against in the san francisco area and there's about twenty thousand ok so if I broke it down according to wikipedia here and because of my I used to be a math major I figured out that there's twenty photographers per square mile in the san francisco area okay now let's go to los angeles which is the second most dances city in america and this is where I have to compete okay forty k ind of a six hundred square mile area there's sixty six photographers her square mile okay so if I willing to drive an hour to go to a job I am covering what sixty square miles and so split sixty times six hundred and sixty two which is almost four hundred photographers just driving an hour but sometimes some people will drive two hours will you drive more than one hour to a job maybe you'll drive two hours to job I'm done jobs in los angeles where I've given two hours to a job okay, now I'm competing against almost a thousand photographers okay that's your competition you have to understand what you're up against okay and when I put it into that light sixty six freaking photographers per mile like oh my either makes you want to quit or really makes you want you know what I need to up my game because this is serious here I gotta provide for myself I gotta provide for my family I've got to get good I've got to be above my competition okay so how many weddings in california that's good so I know that there's sixty six photographers per square mile but then how many weddings are are there and let's figure that out well there's one hundred eighty thousand marriage certificates issued in california so if I break that up again thirty five thousand roughly in san francisco seventy thousand people in los angeles area getting married on and then s o thirty five thousand weddings twenty thousand photographers right seventy thousand weddings in los angeles what around my area and forty thousand photographers what is all this mean means about two or three weddings per photographer that's conservatively can we live off of two or three weddings maybe if we're making fifty thousand dollars a wedding or a hundred thousand dollars a wedding yeah that's that's cool but two or three that's average so hey hi yourself on about anybody doing more than two or three weddings a year here ok guess what your over average congratulations but that's not the point that's not the point to get alike because you're over average it's we need to be way over average we need to make money we didn't work than that to survive okay so hey how would you like to know the top five wedding location that this has really not I just threw this in because I found this stat and that well could be interesting to know where that where people spend the most money on weddings anybody have any ideas? The top five go ahead go for it las vegas okay quiet hawaii I think you just want to go toe on why we're not anybody else you napa valley area napa valley area okay. Any other suggestions? What about anything? Anything on the internet way trymon okay so we'll start off at number five boston boston interesting thirty nine thousand dollars per wedding average that they spend there so you can think of it a lot of times they kind of seat say in general that the bride will spend ten percent of their budget on a wedding on their wedding photographer so if you look at that thirty nine wow boston averages four thousand dollars wedding there not bad and scott oh yeah go ahead. Well now we have them ruining okay roll in the morning revealed wei have san francisco niagara falls jamaica mexico new york we got we got paris paris san fran mexico rome well, you know what I only did united states I'm sorry I don't know how to convert from the year old yeah, I'll then that to make it one is interested you know why? Because directly after this workshop I'm doing a workshop in jamaica so we're getting a lot of florida as lord okay? Well uh miami let's find out what the suspense is killing me now santa barbara ventura california how'd you like that that comes in at forty two thousand dollars what I gotta do more weddings up there shoot that's only a couple hours drive from me up there okay new jersey huh? Forty nine thousand dollars chicago nobody said chicago I love chicago it's just that's where I bought this jacket zara in chicago it's a great city um number one manhattan seventy seven thousand you know what if you're a new york photographer she's you should easily be making ten thousand dollars a wedding it's not even fair because looking at of course your costume living is extraordinary but well probably not that much more than seattle or san francisco or whatever right but seventy seven thousand dollars per wedding have bridge my gosh pick up make a lot of money over there that is crazy seal the money that's being thrown out in the wedding business the wedding business is a six to eight billion dollar business okay do you have any idea of what six to eight billion dollars is? Well, I didn't so I looked up on the internet what what kind of businesses generate sixty eight billion dollars and one that I found was the national football league. So what that's the number one most popular sport in america for all you guys out there in norway and australia whatever nfl that's what we are football is a little bit different we call soccer whatever. Okay anyway uh that okay? Our sport generation that sport generates probably I think it was in two thousand six that generated about six billion dollars so now must be mohr so it's it's relatively that on the same scale all the money generated the jersey sales, the ticket sales, the licensing, the commercials on the super bowl whatever is the same amount of money that's in the wedding business okay, with all this money floating around like that, the competition is always going to be high when there's high dollars at stake that means everybody and their aunt is getting into the trying to grab a piece of the pie it's a huge industry we have to realize that you have to realize your competition in which you're up again. Ok, the lowest that's a good one in alaska, right? So if you get in a wedding's over there you know you want to try to be a little bit above average there? Okay, okay, so what? Oh, this is a good while I didn't know this stat. How much does do they stay band like if I was planning a wedding say my daughter's getting married how much would I spend per guest at a wedding that's a good one, huh? I never I really didn't know that, but what what is the average cost per guest and I'm going to use this information when I when I talk to my clients or I pitched to them knowing this information right two hundred and for yeah that's what I said average cost per person at a wedding is two hundred dollars so what if your thousand dollars more just invite five less people and you can afford me right? That information is handy yeah, I just I mean that blows me away first of all scott robert I've never seen anybody teach this information on creative lives so that's really good by the way just thinking about it in a different way yeah, but to think that so many people are out there charging two hundred dollars three hundred dollars five hundred dollars even to shoot a wedding with two hundred dollars on each guest that blows my mind yes, that actually gives me more confidence it does, doesn't it it does it's like two hundred dollars per guest come on I'm only five hundred dollars away and you're complaining man justin fight two less people but I kind of bring that into my I don't say it like that I do what we'll talk about business later I do bring up like, you know I'll say something like okay, well, you know, I know yes you like it, my style and I'm a little bit over maur than what you wanted to spend, but when you consider the totality of how much that you're spending on your wedding day you know, to get everything that you want and peace of mind it's really not that much more so I do kind of use this information in my pitch to kind of reposition and re negotiate yourself because you know how much they're spending you know generally how much they're making and with that information you could be logical in your assessments and have confidence about pitching your wedding price is but it's good information to know okay average cost of the wedding we talked about that swell twenty eight thousand average cost of video is sixteen hundred and actually this is going up because I remember when I first started uh this evers cost of video used to be very low like a thousand dollars but now with these amazing dslr sze that khun shoot you know what major film quality for people that people are really brides and grooms are really starting to get high quality video now and they're spending more money on it so this this this actually is taking away from photography too because it's it's becoming a must but now you consider can consider combining it with your service perhaps right? The average cost of the wedding photography is about twenty three hundred dollars okay, so that's just a little bit of an overview of things does anybody have any questions about the stats or anything like that before. Scott, we do have one question from br photography. Could you just let us know where the best place to research this type of information for the photographers out there? Where did you find this information? Oh, you can look on the internet and what it but I actually someone paid to get this information and loaned it to me to look at so that's how I found it. But you can, you know, on the nod orders. Side's still mentions that you have to put it together. Yeah. You have to, you know, be a math major. I appreciate how you kind of you worked backwards. And so people asking, how do I find this out about the number of people in my area? I mean, take a look at what you did and look at those for yours. Yeah, just kind of I mean, you know what? This is just general. I mean, don't like, quote me on this or whatever. This is just jet. We just want to get an idea of the industry. And this is what it does. Oh, hope these numbers kind of help you with that.

Class Materials

bonus material with purchase

Master Flash Guide.pdf
Day 1 Segment 1 Best Job in the World.pdf
Day 1 Segment 2 Headshot & Posing the Groom.pdf
Day 1 Segment 3 Posing the Bride.pdf
Day 1 Segment 4 Posing the Bride & Groom.pdf
Day 2 Segment 1 Crazy Stupid Wedding Light.pdf
Day 2 Segment 2 Lighting Review Group & Dancefloor.pdf
Day 2 Segment 3 Wedding Workflow & Money Shots.pdf
Day 2 Segment 4 Starting from Scratch.pdf
Day 3 Segment 1 From 0 to 5K.pdf
Day 3 Segment 2 5K and Beyond.pdf
Day 3 Segment 3 Creating a Luxury Brand.pdf
Day 3 Segment 4 Seventeen Ideas to Change Your life.pdf

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Ratings and Reviews

mc
 

There are a few courses in CL that just keep giving - they exceed expectations - on numerous levels. This is one of those courses. For context: I am not a wedding photographer; i do not aspire to be a wedding photographer, but i saw a re-broadcast of this course and thought i have got to put the pennies together to order this as someone aspiring to be a better photographer. Here's why: The title: think like... In a lot of business and coaching approaches, the way to get better we're told is to be around people who are further ahead than we are - who are as close to where we aspire to be as we can get. Think Like a 10k wedding photographer is an invitation to get insight into how i'm already thinking in this headspace or where i'm not. is this course for you: If you're not already a 10k/wedding (or gig) photographer, there is likely something of value here for you. THE COURSE the course is v.grounded - from the ttitle again - that this is a course about photography as a business - and how to get to a place where one is thriving in that business. It's clear there are steps to getting up the ladder towards 10k, and Scott Robert puts all the milestones in to understand when to up prices, how to pace gigs, how to schedule weddings, how to start. But this course also excels at covering off what's included in creating an excellent wedding photography experience for a particular type of shoot: luxury, glamour, style. This is not documentary wedding photography - though the skills learned here can be applied in that space. Here - just take a look at the photos - people who want what Scott Robert Delivers want to be glamourous, exciting. And Scott makes the point - that looks "natural" but it's constructed, and so we have to know how to engage with people in order to construct these results. Thus the course offers Posing and Shooting techniques for photography - using natural and flash light using flash and video light posing men; posint women; posing groups how to get the checklist of wedding shots from dress to cake. And how to get the business. This course is worth the money just to get the tips for posing - you'll use them right away whether you're doing corporate shoots or what in the us is "seniors" portraits. THE KIT A particularly inspiring element of Scott's work is how minimalist the kit seems to be. No strobes; just speedlights. Lightstands and umbrellas. And small video light(s). Considering the shots he gets that seem so constructed, it's fantastic to see that they are constructed fundamentally with a set of modelling principles about the human form that work work and work. The BUSINESS As said the progressions for the business side to move from a starting photographer to a 10k photographer are clear. The detail is good. The motivation, unflagging. Participants who want to get there need to do the hours of practice. There are a couple people who have used Scott's methods to get from starter to 10k shooter so it's possible to see their path. - One who was a videographer mayn't be as inspiring because already pro etc, but it is cool to see a pro in video testify to the value even for him of scott's approach. LESSON the best advertisement is word of mouth you have to have the work to get that endorsement. Scott is the one person on CL where you'll hear him say he's not working on his social network particularly, but on the quality of his portfolio and referals within jobs to get the jobs - it's plainly working for him. For him, it's clear he wants to be regarded as the best photographer - not the best customer service that trumps adequate photography. THE INSTRUCTOR As other reviewers have commented, scott's attitude is amazing. He has a burning entrepreneurial spirit and a drive to be successful to support his family - which means getting to a point where he's shooting fewer weddings for more money in order to have more time with his people. Nice. No matter what area of photography you're in, there are insights to be gained from this course. Related Courses There are a lot of wedding photography courses on CL. The others i've seen are Wedding Cinematography, Doug Gordon Wedding Project, Master the Business of Photography (which turns out to be based in a wedding business) and Start and Grow your Photography Business (also based around weddings). These all have good things to teach. The biggest contrast to Scott's is Sal Cincotta's Business of Photography - in that course while there is a goal for his teams / shooters to be professional and get all their shots at the wedding and deal with the unexpected well - and there are great tips for how to cover your butt if there's conflict about being able to take a shot or who wants what shot - the focus seems to be way way WAY more on the sale in the studio and selling all kinds of prints. This is v.much the flip side of Scott's work where the focus is on getting the wedding (and why he actually likes 5k weddings more than 10k weddings - fascinating). For scott, it seems the 10k is about figuring out what the package is in terms of what's the difference between 10k vs 5k - and what you promise to deliver in that experience vs SC's focus on what are the materials produced that are worth that charge. And how the wedding can be used to hook people in for life - for portraits, baby photos, seniors etc. Kevin Kebota's class similarly has some nice stuff around bonuses vs discounts. I can see a very interesting panel discussion on pricing btwn sal, scott and kevin... For scott, it's not about shooting the lifecycle and getting money off prints: he does weddings - some engagement and boud. around that, but it's the Wedding that is the star - the quality and amazingness of the images - not the number and size of prints. Perhaps this is a weakness in the course not to go into that part of the deal - but i didn't find it so. What's great is that he has a dropdead line in the sand too: if you're doing X and you're not getting to Y by Z, do something else! fantastic. he even has a part time shooter plan. COol. He also knows how and what to outsource: so will you. He's also cool about how long it will to take to start making a real income. (and what's the difference between a 3k and 5k wedding?? you'll learn). Why would you buy this course? If you're a WEDDING photographer, shooting under 10k /wedding then this will be interesting - lots to learn about what's possible in a wedding context, and seeing examples about how "natural" can be constructed. If you're just considering weddings and want to understand what it would take to make a living or part time living as a photographer here IF YOU WANT TO LEARN ABOUT POSING -- there are lots of CL classes involving posing and philosophies of posing so why this one? 1: Robert is v.good. that simple: the way he's translated everything he's learned about posing into heuristics - in other words rather than memorising poses, you learn heuristics about what to set up for any shot to get more from it. Fantastic. 2. Posing in the context of a live wedding under pressure is a litle different than in studio 3. We see posing for different lighting conditions/contexts for an event - in this case a wedding. Powerful stuff. What's also cool in the demos is that you don't have him doing tethered shooting, but focusing on teaching posing and having the class learn it. That's cool too. IF YOU WANT TO LEARN LIGHTING - and not spend much on lighting kit and get great results this course is inspiring. INSTRUCTOR - v.engaging - doesn't suffer fools, i'm betting; expects committment to do the work to get to aspirations. EXCELLENT. heck i watched most of this with a friend who just found Scott so compelling, in particular how the posing section worked, it was just that engaging. hope that helps. good luck on your mission.

Kerry Sleeman
 

This is the best Creative Live Course I have purchased, well worth the Money! Scott is fantastic and has a lot of great advice! Even though I am not a wedding photographer I am a Boudoir Photographer and has given me a lot of ideas to help my business. ! Thanks Creative Live Amazing!

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