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Gabriel Biderman: A Daydreamers Guide to Photographing our National Parks at Night
*KEYNOTE SPEECH
Over 300 million people visit our National Parks during the day, but a tiny fraction stay up to capture the variety of night environments that can be found in our national treasures!
Jerry Metellus: Let’s talk pics. Let’s pic and talk!
*KEYNOTE SPEECH
Anyone with a passion for ‘people’ photography can enjoy this share. Attendants will learn how to set up, light and direct a person in a studio environment.
Gabriel Biderman: Beyond the Milky Way- Exploring the Many Ways to Seize the Night!
National Parks at Night’s cofounder Gabriel Biderman will share his passion on how to photograph the Milky Way as well as the many ways we can Seize the Night under a variety of nocturnal environments.
Mark Arbeit: Fashion & Beauty on Location
Learn how to pose and direct your model, work your subject into the environment and create the right lighting.
Andy Stenz & Jasmine Abbey: Two heads can be better than one (if they don’t butt)
What does it take to be a successful primary or second photographer? How do you go about finding and training someone to shoot for you?
Nick Kawakami: Photography From a Realtor’s Point of View
Nick Kawakami, a licensed real estate agent and professional photographer, showcases how to transform ordinary listings into extraordinary presentations. See his point of view as a Realtor and Photographer.
Tim Huynh: Conquer your fears
Get comfortable making unposed and candid shots on the streets.
James Lucarelli & Brad Watanabe: Stills Photographer Intro to Video
With the advent of digital cinematography and 6-8K cameras that can now capture magazine quality stills, many photographers are beginning to explore the possibilities of motion capture.
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James Lucarelli & Brad Watanabe: Why 8K? Why Not! Introduction to Shooting on RED DSMC2 Cameras
In this class we will go over the critical steps for setting up the filmmaking process with a RED. We’ll walk you through basic prep principles and how accessories integrate with the modular design.
Ryan Moss: Adventure Photography/Story Telling
Ryan will help take your outdoor photography to the next level. Whether you are a complete novice or published outdoor photographer, He will help you realize that taking the next step and achieving your goals
Adam Jung: The Photographer’s Creative Team
Producing great images is often a team effort. In this workshop I will discuss the importance of having a pool of creative talents, their roles, and how they will help you take your images to the next level.
Elyse Bojorquez : Printing Your Best Images Off Your Camera, Into Your Life.
This workshop is for anyone who has taken pictures for personal or business. Pictures Plus can help make it easy to get pictures printed easily and affordably. We want to go over our standard on how we print and our technical system.
Brad Watanabe: Turn your passion into your profession
Technology has unlocked opportunities for people to be more creative than ever before in history… but there is a huge cavern stopping creators from leaping into the profession of making art.
David Murphey: Food Photography – fast, easy and cheap!
Want to take better food photos but don’t know where to start? Attend this fast-pace, information packed class that will instantly change the way you photograph food.
Luke Yakymiv: Take your #phoneography to the next level.
With the advancement of recent smartphone camera technology, the power to create amazing content is now available to everyone.
Ric Noyle: Commercial Photography. Why It Requires Fortitude And Circus Like Juggling of All Your Creative Talents
Commercial photography involves more than simply taking a good photograph.
