We're starting a video series connected to my new book Create, which has tools from really seriously talented people. This is going to help you up your game as a creator. We know as photographers we've always got to increase and up our game as creatives. But what about your life as a whole?
Career Advice from Jessica Sterling Chances are if you're reading the words I'm typing right now, you'd like to be a photographer. Maybe even a famous one. You might even dream of it. Well, you have to start somewhere. Why not start here? Why not let this be the last video you watch
Photography & Video Lighting Tips Using Only One Light The de-lightful Fletch Murray is back with another great video. This time, our resident master filmmaker presents us with a challenge: try to set up a scene lit like a Roger Deakins film. Deakins, for those who don't know, is a legendary cinematographer known
Lighting Tips for Photography + Filmmaking from Emmy Award Winning Filmmaker Fletcher Murray Watch here. "Finding my own way and setting up my self as an entrepreneur and production company, I could expand as a director and then a producer who could close clients with big budgets-- that's where I want everyone to
Filmmaking Tips from the Award-Winning Dream Team Directors Award-winning writers, directors, and creators Daniel Lir and Bayou Bennet are here to teach you everything they've learned about filmmaking and photography--from working with amazing celebrities such as Mark Ruffalo, Anthony Mackie, and Coldplay, as well as famous brands like Adidas, MTV and MAC. They
"Advancing Your Photography: A Handbook for Making Photos That You'll love." AYP Show Host Marc Silber is in the process of finishing up a photography book just for you! But first, we need your help. Click to Take Survey! Advancing Your Photography is in the final stages of writing a photography handbook just for
Interview with Joe McNally Composition and lighting tips from Joe McNally Award-winning photographer Joe McNally, master of lighting, who shot for Life, Sports Illustrated and National Geographic, tells us more about the underpinnings of being a good photographer, or simply put, how to get better photographs. In our latest video, Joe McNally
