Easy photography Marketing in 2024

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  • Опубликовано: 24 июн 2024
  • Big thanks to todays sponsor tunetank.com/pricing/ for allowing us to make this video about how we make BTS videos from photoshoots to market ourselves further as a commercial photography studio.
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Комментарии • 9

  • @HVRIS
    @HVRIS 17 дней назад +1

    Yeah BTS is super helpful, people feel like they know what it’s like to be on set with you. I make a 30 sec talking head intro and layer the broll on top to really let the marketing or sales decision maker get to know me ✌🏼 The more you show the better the chances

  • @TheBergreens
    @TheBergreens 14 дней назад

    Love it, I’m going to give this a go on my next big shoot, thx for the reminder!

  • @RetroPhotoPro
    @RetroPhotoPro 17 дней назад

    Dude! That is fantastic! Just brilliant. Thank you for sharing!

  • @krassydimitrov
    @krassydimitrov 16 дней назад

    what is the adjustment clip in video track 2 for, in this case?

  • @Twobarpsi
    @Twobarpsi 16 дней назад

    My friend said to ditch Adobe and learn Davinci. So glad I switched!

  • @RyHallPhoto
    @RyHallPhoto 17 дней назад

    Like the intro Scott!!

  • @spectremanLIVE1
    @spectremanLIVE1 17 дней назад +1

    🥳🎉🎂YEAH!!!

  • @AzByCxDwEt
    @AzByCxDwEt 16 дней назад

    When Scott mentions that ‘the drop*’ of a musical piece should match a particular part of the video footage, this can become an exercise in circular madness.
    Do we spend loads of time finding a more-or-less appropriate audio clip to match the planned timeline of the video, or do we base the video editing on a song that best conveys the mood we are trying to achieve in the final render ?
    This is a rhetorical question. The truth is, a bit of both. But it’s a massive time-suck where hours could be spent. This something to be mindful of.
    Hence I urge people to really think about what Scott is saying from the 3 minute mark in this video. Is it the gold-standard 100% guaranteed composing solution for matched audio & video ? No, but it’s a good start to comprehend what we are trying to achieve, and accept that it’s a much greater challenge than it may first seem.
    It does make me wonder though.. his shoots are very often a team collaboration including stylists, assistants, runners, retouchers etc… why not add a sound composer to the job roster?
    * For those unaware, 'the drop' is a part of a musical piece that often includes an emotional build up, then either starts bangin', or the opposite, it may revert to the verse again. Or it could be a few instruments being silenced. Often a combination. This in itself is worth understanding, for those who aren't musically-inclined, as it's a powerful mood-shifting moment. And once you understand what 'the drop' means, you'll start to consciously hear it in lots of songs
    The human mind is a fascinating, malleable lump of clay.