PRO EDU Podcast - Season 2 - 15 Interviews
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Our podcast mission is to give listeners an inside look leaders in image making. In Season 2 of the PRO EDU podcast, we travel to Las Vegas, rent a suite, fill the bathtub with booze, and spend an entire week with some of the world's best image makers chatting about how they do what they do. Featureing
John Schell
Erik Valind
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THE PRO EDU PHOTOGRAPHY PODCAST Season 2
In season 2 of the PRO EDU Photography Podcast, we travel to Las Vegas and spend an entire week with some of the world's best photographers chatting about how they do what they do. Featuring John Schell, Erik Valind, Stephanie Cotta, Jeff Rojas, Chris Garrison, Jay P Morgan, Brooke Shaden, Peter Hurley, Nikki Harrison, Matthew Jordan Smith Brian Smith Pratik Naik Jen Rozenbaum Chris Knight and Tamara Lackey. This photography podcast is perfect for anyone looking to learn more about photography from the pros!
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Earn More Money by Building Business Systems
Business systems are one of the most important and powerful tools photographic business owners can use to increase their productivity and income, but most will never take the time to build them. Whether they’ve never heard of systematization or they just don’t think it applies to them, they’re missing out on the incredible benefits systems offer. -
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Earn Six Figures Shooting Real Estate Photography
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Photography Lighting Equipment & Setups: The Essential Guide with Chris Knight
Nothing is so fundamental to studio portraiture as light. Light is the language photographers use to communicate who our subject is and what we want the viewer to understand about them, or us. Part of every photographer’s career is the lifelong study of light, which is why consistently going back to the fundamentals is always a good idea.
