Podcasts about Luts

What if your brand visuals actually moved the needle in your business?In this episode of the Hey, Thriver podcast, Shay and Devin sit down with Karen Williams, visual creative director and founder of Black Visual Queen. Karen shares how she helps creative entrepreneurs show up as the face and visionary behind their brand—crafting visuals that do more than look good; they sell, convert, and align with the direction you're headed.You'll learn how she builds strategic brand identities that evolve with the entrepreneur, why visuals need to reflect your CEO energy now, and what it means to actually be seen in your business.

In this episode, we're sharing the exact strategy we use to stay fully booked with dream destination weddings and elopements — without relying on social media trends, ads, or luck.We break down the ELOPE framework we teach at our in-person retreat, Thrive: Montana, and explain how each part of your content strategy can work together to get you in front of the right clients consistently.We're also joined by Danielle Johnson, who's teaching live at Thrive: Montana this year. She shares powerful insights on visibility, long-term strategy, and how to build a brand that books dream weddings in dream places.✨ If you're ready to stop guessing and start implementing a system that actually works, join us in person this September: 

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On this week's episode Tink has rejoined us to discuss our bucket list fantasies. Tiff's fantasy is wild and crazy and full of possibilities yet could be hard to get all together. Pedro's is getting the ultimate hot husband surprise, while Tink wants to cream-pied all over.   Tink asks the question many poly people struggle with and that is How was the one on one time? We discussed the missing of each other, difference in communication and how each one of us handled not being all together.   In our BDSM, Tiff and Pedro discuss her journey into becoming a submissive and what she will want to get out of submission and the growth submission can give her.

Want to book more clients without constantly chasing leads? It all starts with SEO—and if your dream couples can't find you on Google, you're leaving money on the table.In this episode, Shayna and Devin break down exactly how photographers and videographers can use SEO to rank higher, get more inquiries, and turn their websites into 24/7 marketing machines. Plus, they're sharing how Thrive: Montana will give attendees hands-on SEO training, real-time blogging sessions, and content creation opportunities designed to help you show up for the right clients.

Your portfolio isn't just a gallery—it's your sales pitch. It's what tells dream clients you're the perfect photographer or videographer to capture their wedding or elopement. In this episode, we're diving into actionable strategies to curate a portfolio that attracts the clients you truly want to work with.We'll cover:Why Your Portfolio is Key to Booking Dream Clients: Learn how to show the work you want to book and stand out in a crowded market.The Power of Styled Shoots: Discover why styled shoots are the ultimate fast-track to filling portfolio gaps and creating work that aligns with your vision.Steps to Build Your Dream Portfolio: Audit your current work, define your ideal clients, and invest in opportunities like styled shoots to showcase your best work.✨ $27 Offers to Help You Elevate Your BusinessBecome a Wedding Videographer by This Weekend: Learn to add video services to your photography business and start earning more today: heythriver.com/learnvideo.Thrive: Social Club Membership for $27/month: Weekly coworking sessions to stay consistent with your marketing and portfolio-building goals: heythriver.com/socialclub.✨ Join the Thrive: Glacier Retreat WaitlistReady to transform your portfolio? At Thrive: Glacier, you'll have access to:A detail-rich, intimate micro-wedding styled shoot.An adventurous, permit-ready elopement shoot in Glacier National Park.A lifestyle shoot with real couples, designed for hybrid shooters.Spots are limited, so don't wait! Join the waitlist now for early access: heythriver.com/in-person-events.

What if you could make more money in 2025 without booking a single extra client? The answer is simple: video. In this episode, we're diving into how photographers can scale their revenue by adding video services or using video marketing to attract their dream clients. Whether you're ready to expand your offerings or amplify your reach, we've got you covered.We'll cover:Why Video is a Game-Changer: Meet the growing demand for video and stand out as a hybrid shooter.How to Upsell Video Services: Use your existing skills and gear to generate more income without doubling your workload.Using Video to Market Your Business: Boost your reach with short-form and behind-the-scenes video content that converts.

Let's be real—sticking to a marketing plan can feel overwhelming, but it doesn't have to be. In this episode, we're breaking down the exact steps photographers and videographers can take to create a sustainable marketing system for 2025 and actually stick to it. Whether you're looking to book dream clients, streamline your content creation, or finally stay consistent, this episode is for you.We'll cover:The Thrive Content Marketing System: Our proven strategy for planning, batching, and executing content without burnout.How to Create Long-Form and Short-Form Content That Converts: Align your content with your promotions and audience needs.The Power of Coworking and Accountability: Why working alongside others keeps you on track.

A recent study investigated the effects of Salvia miltiorrhiza root extract (Danshen, also known as red sage), at two different dosages (400 mg/day and 800 mg/day), on men with lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS). The randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial involved 136 male participants. The study found that Danshen, at both dosages, significantly improved LUTS compared to a placebo. This improvement was observed in various aspects of urinary health, including nighttime urination frequency and quality of life. These findings suggest that Danshen may be a promising natural approach for managing LUTS in men. 3. Disclaimers: • "This information is for educational purposes only and should not be interpreted as medical advice." • "The study discussed was conducted on a specific population (adult males with LUTS). Further research is needed to confirm these findings in other populations." • "Always consult with a qualified healthcare professional before taking any new supplement, especially if you have a medical condition or are taking medications." #redsage #danshen #Salvia_miltiorrhiza #BPH #prostatehealth #LUTS Liu, Z.; Wang, W.; Li, C.; Liu, Y.; Qin, X.; Sun, H.; Wang, X.; Wang, C.; Hu, T. A Randomized, Double-Blind, Placebo-Controlled Trial of Salvia miltiorrhiza Extract in the Treatment of Lower Urinary Tract Symptoms in Men. Nutrients 2024, 17, 24. https://doi.org/10.3390/nu17010024 Alchepharma,Ralph Turchiano,citation,research,study,Salvia miltiorrhiza,Danshen,red sage,red root sage,Tan Shen,Chinese sage,lower urinary tract symptoms,LUTS,men's health,prostate health,benign prostatic hyperplasia,BPH,enlarged prostate,nocturia,frequent urination at night,urinary frequency,urgency,weak stream,quality of life,natural remedies,herbal remedies,TCM,clinical trial,research study,prostate supplements,urinary health supplements

As 2024 comes to a close, we're taking a moment to reflect on everything this year brought—our wins, challenges, lessons, and growth—and how it's shaping our big plans for 2025. In this episode, we share how year-end audits have transformed our businesses and lives, and how you can use the same process to set yourself up for your best year yet.We'll cover:2024 Highlights: What we achieved with Hey, Thriver and in our personal businesses.Lessons Learned: How reflection helped us grow and align with our goals.Auditing for Success: Why taking time to assess your year is critical for building momentum in the new year.

Ready to crush your goals in 2025? In this episode, we're cutting through the fluff and breaking down a practical, no-nonsense method for setting goals that actually stick—designed specifically for photographers and videographers who want to achieve more without burning out.We'll walk you through:Why reflecting on your progress is the first step to meaningful growth.How to create goals in key areas like health, creativity, your photo/video business, and relationships.Actionable strategies to set realistic, achievable goals that align with your personal and professional aspirations.

In this fun and personal episode, Devin and Shayna take on some of the 36 Questions to Fall in Love—but with a twist. They're not just getting to know each other better, but also letting you, the Hey, Thriver community, peek behind the scenes of their dynamic as co-hosts and friends. From lighthearted laughs to deep reflections, this episode is packed with personality and connection.If you love hearing this side of us, let us know! DM us or leave a review, and we just might do more episodes like this one. And don't forget to grab our free ELOPE Framework to grow your destination wedding and elopement business: heythriver.com/elope.Let's get candid, real, and maybe even fall in love—podcast style. Dreaming of booking destination weddings and elopements? The ELOPE framework is your roadmap to making it happen. This free checklist breaks down proven strategies to build your portfolio, connect with vendors, overcome fears, and earn more. Plus, you'll get a free audio course packed with actionable steps to start booking your dream clients now. Don't miss out— heythriver.com/elope Want to add video to your photo business? Anyone Can Be a Videographer teaches you how to shoot and edit video without complicated gear or a big crew. Get all three courses—Videography for Photographers, Super 8 for Photographers, and Field to Final Film—plus a payment plan for just $175/month. Capture stunning films in your own style and scale your business!Learn more here: Anyone Can Be a Videographer Photographers, we've got everything you need to level up your business! Head to our shop for LUTs, courses, contracts, email and blog templates, freebies, and more. Whether you're looking to streamline your workflow, create stunning videos, or grow your client base, we've got you covered.Check it out here: Hey, Thriver ShopThanks for listening to the Hey, Thriver Podcast!! Don't forget to rate and review on your fave podcast platform -- it helps us get amazing guests and climb in the charts!

When both Apple and the photo centric publication PetaPixel in the same week deem that Kino is the smartphone app of the year, I take notice. Kino is an app for iPhone video shooters who want manual controls over what they see, and an alternative to the all-automatic sheen of making videos in the iPhone Camera app. The cost is all of $9.99, and it's a relative bargain. What Apple said: “Kino shows users how cinematic life can be through its film-inspired filters and advanced controls.”Petapixel: “Kino is just that one small extra step to mobile video capture that makes it a lot more approachable.”Have you heard about iPhone video advancements in the 15 and 16 series that let you shoot video in the “ProRes,” and “Log” formats, for better control over your color and final filmic look to the project? The Kino app helps you make sense of all that and offers tools to make use of them in a way easier fashion than via the iPhone Camera app. On the iPhone Camera app, you have to take the time to process the images. Not so with Kino. You also get the ability to shoot in manual focus and adjust the lighting with more refinement.Kino comes from the folks at Lux, which also makes the Halide app, covered here a few months ago. It's the still photo app for people who don't like shooting everything in auto mode on the iPhone, and offers, like Kino, an unprocessed version of what you see in real life. So let's run down Kino. In a welcome twist for an app developer, Lux actually begins the process with a manual telling you about all the features. But let's admit it: no one wants to read. They just want to press buttons. So let me tell you what they are. * The tools shown on the main page are basic: Auto focus vs. manual, the choice of lenses (.5 ultra-wide, wide and telephoto, if you have them on your iPhone) the format you want to shoot in (LOG vs. regular processed video) and the welcome sight of audio meters, to let you know that you indeed have audio. * Two other buttons send you to color grade options. Similar to Styles, Apple's tools to apply different color looks to your photos, before or after the fact, these different kind of film looks are offered, and can be applied to the video before you start shooting. In tech terms, they're called LUTs, and by having them right there in the app, it makes the editing process a whole lot easier, as they can be added before or after you shoot. * A second arrow on the main page brings up more choices: White Balance lets you adjust the color, and you can also increase the stabilization, use the level tool to make sure your horizon is in check and flip the camera around to selfie mode. Finally, there's Settings, where you have the ability to apply more color grades (many are available for sale on the internet) and change the quality of your recording. The big deal about the app is shooting in LOG (unprocessed video) and getting to apply the different filmic choices (called LUTs) directly to the video. The look is a little less sharpened and glossy, and more reminiscent of what things looked like in the film days. Let's be honest though. Most people wouldn't be able to tell the difference between a graded video and out of the camera automatic on the iPhone. I can, however, and I think it looks great. Since you read this newsletter, I'm guessing you'll be able to tell the difference too. My go-to video app is still Blackmagic Camera, which offers many of the same features, for free, plus the ability to record great timelapse videos, in a slightly more complicated fashion, but it's really easy to recommend Kino. The app is for anyone who wants to improve the look of their videos and see what all the fuss is about from the filmmaking community for getting higher grade iPhone videos. For $9.99, you can't go wrong. You'll need an iPhone 15 or 16 to get the most of the app. Kino is only available for iPhones. Sorry Android fans.A Watch App tooIn Petapixel's best of article, it also signaled out a $6.99 Apple Watch app that should appeal to photographers, called Lumy. This app gives you information about sunrises and sunsets, when to expect Golden and Blue hour and more. “It works alongside Apple's various Watch faces and is the perfect companion for outdoor photographers,” Petapixel said. I don't have an Apple Watch (my old one won't connect, and I don't like wearing watches anyway,) but this sounds like great info I'd love to have on my wrist. Other award winnersPetapixel named the iPhone 16 Pro the phone of the year, the new Mac Mini the computer of the year, and Blackmagic's DaVinci Resolve editing software the desktop software of the year. DaVinci is software that's free, unlike $299 for Apple's Final Cut Pro or a hefty monthly subscription (starts at $20.99) for Adobe Premiere, and is beloved by editors for color grading tools. Plus—ahem, it's free. PetaPixel says it's “powerful and fast, but also feature-rich.”Of the iPhone, PetaPixel called it “the uncontested champ of content creation. No other smartphone comes close to the iPhone for making high-quality videos.” It signaled the phone out for the new Camera Control feature, which sounded great to me when it first came out, because it's a one-click button to open the camera faster, but in reality, I haven't used it since. It's too cumbersome, and I find it easier to just open the camera the only way. Videos look great though!Phone updateLast week I told you to be very wary of the “free” phone offers from the big 3 wireless companies, which, in a nutshell, will upgrade you to a higher rate program that you don't need, give you an entry level phone with little storage on it and extend your contract another year to pay for the “free” device. They also make you pay a hefty sales tax on the purchase price of the phone. Get a new iPhone 16 Pro for free? In California, add $100 tax and the $50 or so “activation” fee.My mom Judy would like you to know that you can skip all those games by picking up a decent used model. She likes Androids, especially cheap old ones, and paid $175 for a Samsung Galaxy S20 FE (the current models are S25) for $175. That's a little more than the tax/fees for the “free” device without having to pay for a higher rate contract or extend the terms. She says:“Had Samsung, so wanted same to be familiar with the workings. Not concerned about photo capabilities. Do take pictures. Mostly to upload to Etsy or eBay for items I'm selling. The cost, including tax, and new case, was less than tax on "free" phone. I'm very happy with decision not to get "free" phone.”At $175, even if it was only one year of use, that's great. (To answer the question you're thinking: I bought her a new phone earlier this year, but it was too small—she didn't like it, and had me return it.)YouTube TV Stinks!Actually, I think the streaming alternative to cable TV is as good as it gets, with a easy to follow interface and the ability to record TV shows and watch them later. But the pricing is just out of whack. It was just a few years I covered the introductory press conference when it started with a $35 monthly rate. By 2024, it had climbed to $72.99 monthly, and this week YouTube announced a hefty $10 monthly price increase, to $82.99 monthly. The culprit? Higher programming costs. To which I say: I left cable because I didn't like paying over $100 a month to watch TV and get all these channels I never look at. FireworksLast weekend the city of Manhattan Beach, where I live, kicked off the holidays, as it always does, with a big fireworks display, and as always, I was there to document it with a video. What was different this year though was that I made it a group project. A bunch of us camera enthusiasts got together at a local party, and then dispersed, to get different points of view of the rockets blasting. Having a New Year's party this year around a fireworks display? You might try this method—as it makes for a more interesting video. The video clips were all shot on iPhones. Thanks as always for taking the time to read, watch and listen! I'm off to the next big Photowalks shoot next week, back to San Francisco, so here's hoping for lots of dry days! Jeff Get full access to Jefferson Graham's PhotowalksTV newsletter - Tech & Travel at www.photowalkstv.com/subscribe

Why Most Marketing Strategies Fail with Jacinta GandyIs your marketing falling flat? You're not alone. On this episode of Hey, Thriver, we're joined by Jacinta Gandy, founder of Social Circle, to uncover the common pitfalls in marketing strategies and how to fix them.With over 13 years of experience working with iconic brands like Disney and Nike, and a track record of helping 150+ entrepreneurs grow their businesses, Jacinta shares the three foundational elements small business owners often overlook in their marketing. These elements are critical to crafting a strategy that connects with your audience and drives real results.Jacinta's insights will empower you to reframe your marketing efforts and ensure your strategies are built to succeed. Whether you're a photographer, videographer, or creative entrepreneur, this episode is packed with actionable advice to level up your marketing game.What you'll learn in this episode: 1. The top reasons most marketing strategies fail. 2. The three foundational elements every marketing strategy needs. 3. How to create a strategy that resonates with your audience and fuels growth. https://www.heythriver.com/blog/why-most-marketing-strategies-fail-with-jacintaFOLLOW ON IG: https://www.instagram.com/heythriver Ready to add video to your photography business? Join our free live class on how to seamlessly integrate video with your existing gear! We'll cover why video is essential, how hybrid shooters can get started, and actionable steps to boost your business with video. Perfect for wedding, elopement, and lifestyle photographers!Sign up now: Free Video Class Want to add video to your photo business? Anyone Can Be a Videographer teaches you how to shoot and edit video without complicated gear or a big crew. Get all three courses—Videography for Photographers, Super 8 for Photographers, and Field to Final Film—plus a payment plan for just $175/month. Capture stunning films in your own style and scale your business!Learn more here: Anyone Can Be a Videographer Photographers, we've got everything you need to level up your business! Head to our shop for LUTs, courses, contracts, email and blog templates, freebies, and more. Whether you're looking to streamline your workflow, create stunning videos, or grow your client base, we've got you covered.Check it out here: Hey, Thriver ShopThanks for listening to the Hey, Thriver Podcast!! Don't forget to rate and review on your fave podcast platform -- it helps us get amazing guests and climb in the charts!

In this episode of the Hey, Thriver podcast, Devin and Shay chat about:The Power of SEO Blogging: Dr. Tonya Lawson, a musician turned SEO expert, breaks down why blogging is crucial for creative service providers looking to boost their visibility and attract more clients. She shares the secrets behind niche-specific content and how it can drive targeted traffic to your website.Leveraging AI for Blogging Efficiency: Discover how AI tools like ChatGPT can revolutionize your content creation process. Tonya explains how to use AI for keyword research, content briefs, and drafting blog posts, making blogging less intimidating and more efficient.Niche-Down Strategies for Better Rankings: Learn the importance of narrowing your content focus for better search engine rankings. Tonya provides practical examples and tips on how to optimize your website for your ideal client's search intent, ensuring your content hits the mark every time.Be sure to snag blogging templates from the shop!!! https://www.heythriver.com/blog/why-creative-service-providers-should-blog-for-seo-insights-from-tonya-lawsonReady to add video to your photography business? Join our free live class on how to seamlessly integrate video with your existing gear! We'll cover why video is essential, how hybrid shooters can get started, and actionable steps to boost your business with video. Perfect for wedding, elopement, and lifestyle photographers!Sign up now: Free Video Class Want to add video to your photo business? Anyone Can Be a Videographer teaches you how to shoot and edit video without complicated gear or a big crew. Get all three courses—Videography for Photographers, Super 8 for Photographers, and Field to Final Film—plus a payment plan for just $175/month. Capture stunning films in your own style and scale your business!Learn more here: Anyone Can Be a Videographer Photographers, we've got everything you need to level up your business! Head to our shop for LUTs, courses, contracts, email and blog templates, freebies, and more. Whether you're looking to streamline your workflow, create stunning videos, or grow your client base, we've got you covered.Check it out here: Hey, Thriver ShopThanks for listening to the Hey, Thriver Podcast!! Don't forget to rate and review on your fave podcast platform -- it helps us get amazing guests and climb in the charts!

In this episode of the Hey, Thriver podcast, Devin and Shay chat about:Portfolio Audits with Purpose: How auditing and curating your portfolio can help you showcase the work you want to book.Ranking on Google: Shayna's strategy for optimizing portfolio content to rank for specific locations.Showcasing Travel Skills: How demonstrating your ability to travel and handle multi-day events attracts clients who value these experiences.Building Authentic Connections: Why showing your personality online creates stronger, more personalized inquiries.The ELOPE Framework: A step-by-step guide to booking your dream destination weddings and elopements.GET THE ELOPE FRAMEWORKSHOWNOTES: https://www.heythriver.com/blog/how-were-booking-more-destination-weddings-and-you-can-too Hey, Thriver! Shayna Lloyd and Devin Larson share their insider tips for building a successful destination wedding and elopement photography business. From curating a purposeful portfolio to showcasing your personality online, this episode is packed with actionable strategies to help you attract dream clients. Shayna and Devin dive into their personal experiences, challenges, and successes, highlighting how they've used their ELOPE framework to grow their businesses and book high-value destination weddings. Ready to add video to your photography business? Join our free live class on how to seamlessly integrate video with your existing gear! We'll cover why video is essential, how hybrid shooters can get started, and actionable steps to boost your business with video. Perfect for wedding, elopement, and lifestyle photographers!Sign up now: Free Video Class Want to add video to your photo business? Anyone Can Be a Videographer teaches you how to shoot and edit video without complicated gear or a big crew. Get all three courses—Videography for Photographers, Super 8 for Photographers, and Field to Final Film—plus a payment plan for just $175/month. Capture stunning films in your own style and scale your business!Learn more here: Anyone Can Be a Videographer Photographers, we've got everything you need to level up your business! Head to our shop for LUTs, courses, contracts, email and blog templates, freebies, and more. Whether you're looking to streamline your workflow, create stunning videos, or grow your client base, we've got you covered.Check it out here: Hey, Thriver ShopThanks for listening to the Hey, Thriver Podcast!! Don't forget to rate and review on your fave podcast platform -- it helps us get amazing guests and climb in the charts!

In this special Thanksgiving episode, Shayna Lloyd and Devin Larson explore how gratitude can transform your personal and professional life. They share actionable tips to integrate gratitude into your daily routine, client relationships, and business mindset—without requiring hours of journaling. This episode is packed with simple, effective practices to help you reflect, reframe, and reconnect during the holiday season and beyond.SHOWNOTES: https://www.heythriver.com/blog/why-gratitude-is-the-secret-weapon-your-business-needs-right-nowWhat You'll Learn in This Episode:The Importance of Gratitude: How gratitude reduces stress, improves mindset, and enhances client relationships.Quick and Easy Gratitude Practices: Actionable steps like gratitude sprints, jars, and walks to make gratitude part of your routine.Client Gratitude Challenge: The impact of sending genuine thank-you messages to clients or collaborators.Reframe Challenges: Tips on finding lessons and opportunities in tough situations.Gratitude in Nature: How connecting with the environment can foster appreciation and creativity.Ready to add video to your photography business? Join our free live class on how to seamlessly integrate video with your existing gear! We'll cover why video is essential, how hybrid shooters can get started, and actionable steps to boost your business with video. Perfect for wedding, elopement, and lifestyle photographers!Sign up now: Free Video Class Photographers, we've got everything you need to level up your business! Head to our shop for LUTs, courses, contracts, email and blog templates, freebies, and more. Whether you're looking to streamline your workflow, create stunning videos, or grow your client base, we've got you covered.Check it out here: Hey, Thriver ShopThanks for listening to the Hey, Thriver Podcast!! Don't forget to rate and review on your fave podcast platform -- it helps us get amazing guests and climb in the charts!

In this episode of the Hey, Thriver podcast, Devin and Shay chat about:The Power of Coworking: Why finding a like-minded community can transform your business.Batching Content Like a Pro: Shayna's foolproof system for creating months of social media content in hours.AI Hacks for Content Creation: How to use AI to blog faster, write captions, and create hooks that actually convert.Vendor Reels Strategy: Devin's game-changing approach to building vendor relationships with Super 8 reels.December Marketing Mastermind: How Shayna and Devin's $27 mastermind will help you crush your content marketing goals before the new year.Hey, Thriver! In this episode, Shayna Lloyd and Devin Larson get real about the struggles of keeping up with content marketing, especially during the busy season. They dive into why consistency feels impossible when you're doing it solo and share how coworking and leveraging systems can save the day. From batching vertical videos to using AI tools strategically, this episode is packed with actionable advice for photographers, videographers, and creative entrepreneurs.Shayna and Devin share personal stories, including how a coworking session in Mexico helped Devin batch 30 reels in under an hour and how vendor-specific reels have transformed their client relationships. They also provide insights into using AI to create blog posts, captions, and click-worthy hooks that align with your business goals. Plus, hear all about their exciting December Marketing Mastermind to help you end the year strong and set yourself up for success in 2025.SHOWNOTES: https://www.heythriver.com/blog/no-bs-marketing-plan-that-actually-works-how-coworking-can-transform-your-content-gameINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/heythriverReady to add video to your photography business? Join our free live class on how to seamlessly integrate video with your existing gear! We'll cover why video is essential, how hybrid shooters can get started, and actionable steps to boost your business with video. Perfect for wedding, elopement, and lifestyle photographers!Sign up now: Free Video Class Want to add video to your photo business? Anyone Can Be a Videographer teaches you how to shoot and edit video without complicated gear or a big crew. Get all three courses—Videography for Photographers, Super 8 for Photographers, and Field to Final Film—plus a payment plan for just $175/month. Capture stunning films in your own style and scale your business!Learn more here: Anyone Can Be a Videographer Photographers, we've got everything you need to level up your business! Head to our shop for LUTs, courses, contracts, email and blog templates, freebies, and more. Whether you're looking to streamline your workflow, create stunning videos, or grow your client base, we've got you covered.Check it out here: Hey, Thriver ShopThanks for listening to the Hey, Thriver Podcast!! Don't forget to rate and review on your fave podcast platform -- it helps us get amazing guests and climb in the charts!

Hey, Thriver! On this episode of the podcast, Devin and Shay interview elopement photographer Jamie Tobin, who shares all the details about her game-changing nesting box set for flat lay photography. Jamie explains how this tool helps photographers create stunning, layered compositions quickly and easily, making it a must-have for those working in the luxury wedding and destination photography markets. Tune in to hear expert tips on mastering flat lays, the importance of details in high-end weddings, and practical advice for photographers looking to up their detail photography game.In this episode of the Hey, Thriver podcast, Devin and Shay chat about:Creating the Perfect Flat Lay with Jamie Tobin: Learn how elopement photographer Jamie Tobin's innovative nesting box set is transforming the way photographers approach flat lays. She shares how her product helps create dynamic, layered compositions that elevate wedding detail shots.The Role of Details in Luxury Weddings: Discover why mastering flat lay photography is essential for breaking into the luxury wedding market. Jamie explains how capturing meaningful details can set photographers apart and attract high-end clients.Tips for Destination Photographers: Jamie offers practical advice for photographers working on the go, from packing light to using the right tools to create professional flat lays, even in challenging locations.SHOWNOTES: https://www.heythriver.com/blog/unlocking-the-art-of-flat-lays-how-jamie-tobins-product-revolutionizes-detail-photographyFOLLOW ON IG: https://www.instagram.com/heythriverReady to add video to your photography business? Join our free live class on how to seamlessly integrate video with your existing gear! We'll cover why video is essential, how hybrid shooters can get started, and actionable steps to boost your business with video. Perfect for wedding, elopement, and lifestyle photographers!Sign up now: Free Video Class Want to add video to your photo business? Anyone Can Be a Videographer teaches you how to shoot and edit video without complicated gear or a big crew. Get all three courses—Videography for Photographers, Super 8 for Photographers, and Field to Final Film—plus a payment plan for just $175/month. Capture stunning films in your own style and scale your business!Learn more here: Anyone Can Be a Videographer Photographers, we've got everything you need to level up your business! Head to our shop for LUTs, courses, contracts, email and blog templates, freebies, and more. Whether you're looking to streamline your workflow, create stunning videos, or grow your client base, we've got you covered.Check it out here: Hey, Thriver ShopThanks for listening to the Hey, Thriver Podcast!! Don't forget to rate and review on your fave podcast platform -- it helps us get amazing guests and climb in the charts!

In this episode of the Hey, Thriver podcast, Devin and Shay chat about:How confidence and success grow when we focus on lifting others upWhy jealousy can be a useful signal and how to channel it productivelyThe role of gratitude and acknowledging others' achievementsReal-life examples of professional jealousy and how Shayna and Devin reframed these situationsHow Shayna's supportive network inspired her to offer the same encouragement to othersEmbracing the power of “giving people their flowers” while they're here—shout-out to all who inspire us daily!Tips for identifying and managing scarcity-driven behaviors and shifting toward an abundance mindsetWhy it's vital to surround yourself with a supportive community that celebrates each other's winsHey, Thriver! On this episode of the podcast, Devin and Shay dive deep into what it means to be truly successful and how that success grows when we lift others up. They talk about the power of confidence rooted in generosity and how embracing an abundance mindset has transformed their businesses and relationships. From navigating jealousy to celebrating others' wins, they get real about how even the tough feelings can be channeled into something positive. Join us for this conversation on confidence, collaboration, and cheering others on in their journeys. Grab your headphones, and let's thrive together!Ready to add video to your photography business? Join our free live class on how to seamlessly integrate video with your existing gear! We'll cover why video is essential, how hybrid shooters can get started, and actionable steps to boost your business with video. Perfect for wedding, elopement, and lifestyle photographers!Sign up now: Free Video Class Want to add video to your photo business? Anyone Can Be a Videographer teaches you how to shoot and edit video without complicated gear or a big crew. Get all three courses—Videography for Photographers, Super 8 for Photographers, and Field to Final Film—plus a payment plan for just $175/month. Capture stunning films in your own style and scale your business!Learn more here: Anyone Can Be a Videographer Photographers, we've got everything you need to level up your business! Head to our shop for LUTs, courses, contracts, email and blog templates, freebies, and more. Whether you're looking to streamline your workflow, create stunning videos, or grow your client base, we've got you covered.Check it out here: Hey, Thriver ShopThanks for listening to the Hey, Thriver Podcast!! Don't forget to rate and review on your fave podcast platform -- it helps us get amazing guests and climb in the charts!

At ICS24 (International Continence Society Annual Meeting), Dr. José Batista (ES) presented his abstract, “Artificial intelligence to read urodynamic tracings: Could we skip a human reading?”.  In this episode of EAU Podcasts, Dr. Batista discusses the rationale and key findings of his study, exploring whether AI can interpret CMG traces reliably enough to be integrated into daily clinical practice.To learn more on this study, read the abstract here.For more EAU podcasts, please go to your favourite podcast app and subscribe to our podcast channel for regular updates: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, EAU YouTube channel.

Part of the BURST/BJUI podcast series. In this podcast, Mr Feroz Ali Khan, Urology Registrar, Northampton General Hospital, talks about the BJUI Knowledge module "Who can we predict is going to have progression of BPH/LUTS”. You can visit BJUI Knowledge here https://bjuiknowledge.bjuinternational.com/

Dieses, das hier oder doch vielleicht jenes? Wir helfen euch beim kuratieren eurer Werke für die nächste Ausstellung! Außerdem wird in dieser Folge einmal mehr gründlich die aktuelle Kamera-Marktlage besprochen. Spoiler: It's going down, down, down... Und was noch? Ein paar Shoppingtipps für Black Friday und das ewige Thema des Objektivdeckels. Viel Spaß! ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Kontrastraum Feedback & Anregungen (google.com)⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Infografik: Stehen digitale Kameras vor dem Aus? | Statista Lichtzauber und LUTs im Studio mit Lumix -

 In this episode, Devin and Shay discuss burnout and how photographers and videographers can handle business stress during busy seasons. We share our personal approaches to managing burnout—what works, what doesn't, and why it's important to be practical about working through stressful times while planning for a healthier work-life balance next year. Whether you're a photographer or videographer, learn how to stay productive during tough seasons and create a plan to avoid burnout in the future. Financial Goals Marketing Sheet: https://www.heythriver.com/financial-goals-marketing Touchpoints Swipe Doc: https://www.heythriver.com/touchpointsFollow us on IG: https://www.instagram.com/heythriverReady to add video to your photography business? Join our free live class on how to seamlessly integrate video with your existing gear! We'll cover why video is essential, how hybrid shooters can get started, and actionable steps to boost your business with video. Perfect for wedding, elopement, and lifestyle photographers!Sign up now: Free Video Class Want to add video to your photo business? Anyone Can Be a Videographer teaches you how to shoot and edit video without complicated gear or a big crew. Get all three courses—Videography for Photographers, Super 8 for Photographers, and Field to Final Film—plus a payment plan for just $175/month. Capture stunning films in your own style and scale your business!Learn more here: Anyone Can Be a Videographer Photographers, we've got everything you need to level up your business! Head to our shop for LUTs, courses, contracts, email and blog templates, freebies, and more. Whether you're looking to streamline your workflow, create stunning videos, or grow your client base, we've got you covered.Check it out here: Hey, Thriver ShopThanks for listening to the Hey, Thriver Podcast!! Don't forget to rate and review on your fave podcast platform -- it helps us get amazing guests and climb in the charts!

Part 2 of my chat with Natalie and Jon, founders of Chicago's queer-centered dance party, SLUTS.  The convo gets way dirtier and the Slutty Awards get way weirder.Want more of Natalie & Jon?linktr.ee/slutspartychiSupport Sexie Show!  I'll need to post bail after having sex on the Cloud Gate.patreon.com/sexieshowWant to advertise on the show for super cheap?  Only $1 for 15 seconds.  $2 for 30 seconds.CashApp: $SexieShow

Today we're excited to highlight a lens that's truly a game-changer for wildlife and nature photographers: the OM SYSTEM M.Zuiko ED 150-600mm f/5.0-6.3 IS. If you're passionate about capturing distant subjects with incredible clarity, this lens will be your new best friend. The M.Zuiko ED 150-600mm f/5.0-6.3 IS is also built to withstand the elements, with a weather-sealed construction that ensures durability in challenging conditions. So if you're in the field experiencing challenging weather conditions, this lens is up for the challenge. So check out the M.Zuiko ED 150-600mm f/5.0-6.3 IS. Now through September 29 th , it's $400 off (normally $2,699.99—now just $2,299.99). Visit https://explore.omsystem.com/petapixel or your local authorized retailer now! -- It's been a busy week! Apple launched a new iPhone which started a lot of conversation about "fake" megapixels, Sigma finally showed its autofocus cine lens, Canon announced a new affordable zoom, and Nikon released RED LUTs for its Nikon Log profile -- and that's just the tip of the iceberg! Check out PetaPixel Merch: store.petapixel.com/ We use Riverside to record The PetaPixel Podcast in our online recording studio. We hope you enjoy the podcast and we look forward to hearing what you think. If you like what you hear, please support us by subscribing, liking, commenting, and reviewing! Every week, the trio go over comments on YouTube and here on PetaPixel, but if you'd like to send a message for them to hear, you can do so through SpeakPipe. In This Episode 00:00 - Intro: our first smartphones, a birthday, and a neat lens 10:17 - Leica announced the M11-D 13:43 - Chris made Jaron spend a lot of money 17:46 - Nikon's New Heralbony Zfc collab is gorgeous, but not available in the U.S. 20:02 - Here is Sigma's first AF-equipped cine lens 23:07 - Canon announced the 28-70mm f/2.8 25:23 - Gordon Laing's hands-on with the Canon 28-70mm 26:15 - Is the DJI Osmo Action Good? 30:30 - Jordan's review of the new RED LUTs for Nikon N-Log 39:56 - Let's talk about the megapixel situation on iPhone 48:01 - The iPhone 16 Pro doesn't charge faster than the iPhone 15 Pro... most of the time 52:12 - A bit more on the iPhone 16 Pro's Photo Styles 57:09 - What have you been up to? (Chris has a beef) 1:07:23 - Tech support 1:29:15 - What do you think is happening in this photo? 1:32:47 - The feel good story of the week

It's that time again: new iPhones! By which we mean, of course, new Apple Cameras That Also Do Other Stuff. Kirk and Jeff are both upgrading their phones this year, largely due to the new Camera Control button but also the 48 MP (megapixel) ultra-wide camera and the new 48 MP Fusion camera that reads data fast enough to remove the shutter lag when shooting raw images. There's a lot to discuss in this bonus-length episode! Hosts: Jeff Carlson: website (https://jeffcarlson.com), Jeff's photos (https://jeffcarlson.com/portfolio/), Jeff on Instagram (http://instagram.com/jeffcarlson), Jeff on Glass (https://glass.photo/jeff-carlson), Jeff on Mastodon (https://twit.social/@jeffcarlson) Kirk McElhearn: website (https://www.kirkville.com), Kirk's photos (https://photos.kirkville.com), Kirk on Instagram (https://instagram.com/mcelhearn), Kirk on Glass (https://glass.photo/mcelhearn), Kirk on Mastodon (https://journa.host/@mcelhearn) Nitro from Gentlemen Coders Nitro is the new photo editor and manager for Mac, iPhone and iPad from the developer of RAW Power. Designed for every photographer and every photograph, Nitro combines flexible storage options, unmatched camera support, and professional editing tools. If you liked Aperture or RAW Power, you'll love Nitro and its beautiful user interface. On the editing side, Nitro includes full masking support with AI masks, gradients, and brushes. Remove dust blemishes and other imperfections using Clone and Spot Removal tools. And, just like RAW Power, you can apply raw-specific tone and tuning adjustments. Nitro gives you more control over Apple's RAW decoder than any other app. And, it's great at editing JPEGs and HEIF images too! For organizing, your photos can live in Apple's Photos library or in the file system, with support for XMP sidecars and synchronizing metadata and edits with iCloud Photo Library. Nitro also supports more cameras and formats than Photos, Darkroom, or Photomator, including compressed Fujifilm RAW files and the Nikon HE format. And while comparing shots, synchronize pan and zoom up to 16 images at a time. Integration with ExifTool on the Mac lets you see and compare all of the metadata in your images. Try Nitro for free for 7 days without any obligation. No subscription signup, no nonsense. Check it out at https://nitrophoto.app (nitrophoto.app). Show Notes: (View show notes with images at PhotoActive.co (https://www.photoactive.co/home/episode-170-iPhone16)) Rate and Review the PhotoActive Podcast! (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/photoactive/id1391697658?mt=2) Episode 165 - Sensors and LUTs (https://www.photoactive.co/home/episode-167-sensors-luts) Everything You Can Do with iPhone 16's New Camera Button (https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/everything-you-can-do-with-iphone-16s-new-camera-button/), CNET Episode 146 - Tea and Coffee (https://www.photoactive.co/home/episode-146-tea-coffee) Snapshots: Jeff's Snapshot: MHW-3BOMBER Mini Cube 2 Coffee Scale (https://amzn.to/4efZYOF) Kirk's Snapshot: Peak Design iPhone 16 Pro Max case (https://www.peakdesign.com/collections/mobile/products/everyday-case?variant=41298189058125) Subscribe to the PhotoActive podcast newsletter at the bottom of any page at the PhotoActive web site (https://photoactive.co) to be notified of new episodes and be eligible for occasional giveaways. If you've already subscribed, you're automatically entered. If you like the show, please subscribe in iTunes/Apple Podcasts (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/photoactive/id1391697658?mt=2) or your favorite podcast app, and please rate the podcast. And don't forget to join the PhotoActive Facebook group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/photoactivecast/) to discuss the podcast, share your photos, and more. Disclosure: Sometimes we use affiliate links for products, in which we receive small commissions to help support PhotoActive.

Sel korral vaatavad päevapoliitikale otsa Anvar Samost ja Janek Luts.

Natalie and Jon are founders of Chicago's queer-centered dance party, SLUTS.  They also are sluts.  Us three sluts chat about kink, their podcast, and their ENM journeys.  I also drop a surprise award show on them: the Slutty Awards.  Part 1 of a 2-parter!Want more of Natalie & Jon?linktr.ee/slutspartychiSupport Sexie Show!  We still need a Spanky A, Spanky C, and Spanky E-Z.patreon.com/sexieshowWant to advertise on the show for super cheap?  Only $1 for 15 seconds.  $2 for 30 seconds.CashApp: $SexieShow

What's up Rock Nation, today we have a good ole fashion rock talk. Kostas and Brayden shot a brand deal for Mercedes, Chase made some LUTS, Brayden's going to a Idaho for a family ruinion, and Kostas is back on the road with Loud Luxury.Cop Chase's Totality LUT pack:https://www.chasealexanderfilm.com/color/totalitylutpackThe Creator Pricing Guide - The No BS Guide to Pricing Your Creative ServicesCoupon Code: ROCKNATION10 gets you $10 off at checkout for the bouldershttps://courses.thecreatorcoach.com/pricing-guideCollab with Artlist and get 2 extra months for free here:https://artlist.io/artlist-70446?artlist_aid=the505podcast_2970&utm_source=affiliate_p&utm_medium=the505podcast_2970&utm_campaign=the505podcast_2970Join our Discord! https://discord.gg/xgEAzkqAvsKostas' Amazon Storefront:https://amzn.to/3GhId2515% OFF Prism Lens FX with code: KOSTAS15https://bit.ly/42sNdejCOP THE BFIGGY "ESSENTIALS" SFX PACK HERE: https://courses.thecreatorcoach.com/BFIGGYSFXPACKTimestamps0:00 - Intro1:41 - One handed crack2:41 - Olympics3:38 - Sharif Interrupts4:14 - People aren't subscribed4:36 - Mercedes Shoot7:40 - Shooting on a Probe Lens8:46 - Filming out of a jeep9:52 - Getting a massage in the Benz10:26 - Brayden broke his Canon c7012:56 - Chase's broke a RED camera13:53 - Why you need a minimum of 3 people to shoot cars16:00 - Chase and Kostas are going to become car influencers17:11 - How Chase has stepped up his car photo game18:52 - Chase got called up to the A TEAM19:30 - Kostas is bigger than Brandon19:53 - Chase has been hitting the arm farm20:04 - Brayden's Family Reunion22:41 - Kostas is shooting Lollapalooza23:46 - Brayden couldn't figure out how to use a GOPRO25:34 - Chase's new LUTS28:08 - Kostas's new Lightroom presets28:33 - She didn't know what instagram was?!30:04 - Brayden's Adobe nightmare34:29 - Brayden of course didn't get invited to Sony Kando34:55 - Our biggest guest yet If you liked this episode please send it to a friend and take a screenshot for your story! And as always, we'd love to hear from you guys on what you'd like to hear us talk about or potential guests we should have on. YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/@kostasgarcia/featuredDM US ON IG: (Our DM's are always open!) Bfiggy: https://www.instagram.com/bfiggy/ Kostas: https://www.instagram.com/kostasg95/ Chase: https://www.instagram.com/chaseronii/ TikTok:Bfiggy: https://www.tiktok.com/bfiggy/ Kostas: https://www.tiktok.com/kostasgarcia/

Behind the scenes of a course launch + building a new business -- good, bad, ugly :)SHOWNOTES: https://www.heythriver.com/blog/behind-the-scenes-of-a-course-launch-building-a-new-businessGET THE SUPER 8 COURSE: https://www.heythriver.com/super-8-for-photographersVIDEOGRAPHY FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS: https://www.heythriver.com/videography-for-photographersSHOP COURSES, LUTS, EMAIL TEMPLATES, CONTRACTS, BLOG TEMPLATES, AND MORE: https://www.heythriver.com/shop Behind the Scenes of Our Super 8 for Photographers Course Launch | Hey, Thriver PodcastWelcome back to Hey, Thriver! In this episode, Devin and Shay bring you behind the scenes of our latest course launch, Super 8 for Photographers. We're sharing an honest look at what went right, what went wrong, and the valuable lessons we learned along the way.

Kersten Luts is the host of the Camera Shake Podcast but also a professional portrait photographer. So we are talking today about why your personal photo tells a thousand words, and the importance of getting a stock library to help build and grow your influence. Find out more from Kersten here

In the Arena: Serena Williams is the second season of the ESPN+ documentary series. Through a series of intimate interviews with Williams and others, the show offers an in-depth look at the legendary tennis player's life and career. Cinematographer Ayana Baraka was the director of photography for the entire 8-episode series. She met with the production company, Religion of Sports, with her images and pitch prepared. “We had the same ideas about lighting. I was familiar with (Season 1 of the series) Man in the Arena: Tom Brady and so I know that we wanted to honor season one, but at the same time Serena is a a different person, a different athlete.” A few weeks later, Ayana was called to meet with Serena for lunch. It was very nerve wracking, but she felt confident in the meeting. Once she was hired, Ayana researched and tested all the equipment she wanted to use. She selected the ARRI ALEXA LF with Cooke Anamorphic lenses. Illuminating Serena properly for the sit-down interviews was extremely important to her. She created custom LUTs for Serena's skin to bring out her pinkish undertones. The falloff of the light from the backdrop also had to be just right. Ayana used rags (different thicknesses of fabric diffusion to modify light) and bounced the light for a 180-degree lighting setup. To set each episode apart, Ayana changed up the lighting slightly. Growing up in New Jersey, Ayana initially went into the health care industry. While in college, she took a film class and made a short documentary about a person struggling with their mental health. Ayana pursued her career in health care, but didn't feel like she was changing lives the way she wanted to. She started getting film jobs in New York and became an ARRI prep tech, which enabled her to learn the technical aspects of camera work and test into the IATSE Local 600, the International Cinematographer's Guild. Ayana felt she wanted to learn more about film and storytelling, so she went to graduate school at USC. As a woman of color, she felt that director Ryan Coogler, who was a recent graduate of the program, had opened up a world of opportunity. “We have the success of Ryan Coogler, and I know it was different for people who came before me, people of color or black folks. My class, it was so diverse. And I think it was because he let that charge and he showed we have stories to tell, and people will watch our stories.” Ayana also shot the documentary Uncharted, about singer Alicia Keys' She Is the Music songwriting camp. It premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival last year and is currently on the film festival circuit. In the Arena: Serena Williams is available on ESPN+ and Hulu. Find Ayana Baraka: http://www.ayanabaraka.com/ Instagram @iseeflicks Sponsored by Hot Rod Cameras www.hotrodcameras.com The Cinematography Podcast website: www.camnoir.com Facebook: @cinepod Instagram: @thecinepod Twitter: @ShortEndz

Touting Panasonic's new LUMIX S9 camera, a representative was quoted saying that Micro Four Thirds sensors are more difficult to understand than full-frame sensors, especially for people with “low camera literacy.” That piqued our interest, because many photographers assume that a full-frame sensor is just inherently better. But is that true? And is it really that confusing? We also touch on LUTs, which Panasonic is pushing on the S9 by dedicating a button to choosing different look-up tables for creative color rendering in camera. Hosts: Jeff Carlson: website (https://jeffcarlson.com), Jeff's photos (https://jeffcarlson.com/portfolio/), Jeff on Instagram (http://instagram.com/jeffcarlson), Jeff on Glass (https://glass.photo/jeff-carlson), Jeff on Mastodon (https://twit.social/@jeffcarlson) Kirk McElhearn: website (https://www.kirkville.com), Kirk's photos (https://photos.kirkville.com), Kirk on Instagram (https://instagram.com/mcelhearn), Kirk on Glass (https://glass.photo/mcelhearn), Kirk on Mastodon (https://journa.host/@mcelhearn) Sponsor: Photo Scout from Cascable Photo Scout is an app for people who love to take photos, but don't love checking sunset calculators, aurora reports, and weather forecasts every single day. Simply tell Photo Scout what you want and it'll keep an eye on everything for you and notify you when it's time to go get that perfect shot. Need a particularly vibrant sunset? The moon perched directly atop a mountaintop? The sun hitting that perfect spot in the sky? Photo Scout has you covered with all that and more - you say where, we say when. Check it out with a free trial today! Find it at photo-scout.app (https://photo-scout.app). Show Notes: (View show notes with images at PhotoActive.co (https://www.photoactive.co/home/episode-167-sensors-luts)) Rate and Review the PhotoActive Podcast! (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/photoactive/id1391697658?mt=2) Panasonic LUMIX S9 Initial Review (https://www.dpreview.com/reviews/panasonic-s9-initial-review), DPReview Panasonic Lumix S9 Initial Review: Small, Pretty, and Confusing (https://petapixel.com/2024/05/22/panasonic-s9-initial-review-small-pretty-and-confusing/), PetaPixel Micro Four Thirds is Hard for Those With Low Camera Literacy to Understand: Panasonic (https://petapixel.com/2024/07/08/micro-four-thirds-is-hard-for-those-with-low-camera-literacy-to-understand-panasonic/) Image Sensors, Wikipedia (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_sensor_format) Julia (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10975574/) (TV Show, 2022-2023) Snapshots: Jeff's snapshot: France Is a Feast (https://amzn.to/3LdZnjz) Kirk's snapshot: The Scarlet Papers, Matthew Richardson (https://amzn.to/4bOSjo7) Subscribe to the PhotoActive podcast newsletter at the bottom of any page at the PhotoActive web site (https://photoactive.co) to be notified of new episodes and be eligible for occasional giveaways. If you've already subscribed, you're automatically entered. If you like the show, please subscribe in iTunes/Apple Podcasts (https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/photoactive/id1391697658?mt=2) or your favorite podcast app, and please rate the podcast. And don't forget to join the PhotoActive Facebook group (https://www.facebook.com/groups/photoactivecast/) to discuss the podcast, share your photos, and more. Disclosure: Sometimes we use affiliate links for products, in which we receive small commissions to help support PhotoActive.

Täna on stuudios Huko Aaspõllu ja Janek Luts. Juttu oli sellest, millest alustati positsioonide võtmist enne uusvana koalitsiooni moodustamist ja et maksude festival kestab edasi. Riigikontrolli audit RMK tegevusele paneb küsima, kes ja kuidas otsustab riigivara üle. Miks poliitikud ei taha leida lahendust ortodontide defitsiidile?

Most wedding professionals are taught to grow by way of digital marketing, but there's something with a much higher ROI - relationship marketing. When you compare what you get out of fostering industry relationships with digital marketing, it's not even close. The former will always win.   One ad can bring in a single wedding. One industry collaboration can bring you hundreds of weddings throughout your lifetime. That's the kind of ROI marketing dollars will never buy! It doesn't matter what level you're at - entry level, high-end or ultra-luxury, investing in relationships will always create the most value.   How do you grow your business and even level up in your clientele without digital marketing? Could introverts actually have an advantage when it comes to networking? How can one industry relationship turn into a lifetime of business?   In this special on-site episode in Venice, Italy, we're joined by husband and wife duo Cherish and Lindsey Conklin. The co-founders of Le Rêve Films talk about their business, networking and how they grew an ultra-luxury wedding business without paying for a single ad.    Guest Bio   This husband-wife duo launched Le Rêve Films in 2010 from their shared passion for traveling the world and transforming the magical memories from a couple's nuptials into a visual tapestry that showcases their love story for a lifetime. Le Rêve takes pride in focusing on capturing the beauty, emotion and all the details in between from a couple's wedding weekend, all the while, always portraying real, authentic love.   Le Rêve Films' reputation and award-winning work has been featured in Vogue, People, BRIDES, Martha Stewart Weddings, iHeart Radio, and has earned them a spot among Harper's BAZAAR's list of The Top Wedding Videographers in the World.  They have had the privilege of capturing events for clients like Naomi Biden, Sean McVay, DJ Tiesto, and other high-profile celebrities, musicians and athletes. Go to https://lerevefilms.com/ for more information. Get Le Rêve's custom LUTS here and follow @lerevefilms on Instagram. 

In this installment of The Offset Podcast, we're diving into some common color grading myths that we've heard over the years. This is by no means a comprehensive collection of myths, but rather a few select ones that we hear often.  We'll start by taking a look at the 'skin tone line' on a vectorscope and why its use is not as cut and dry as you think it might be. We'll then jump into why 'more' grading is usually not the best approach to your grades and the related issue of why teal & orange looks engineered in post can sometimes be a tell to 'over grading'.  We'll explore why lots of LUTs are nothing more than snake oil and why the one-size-fits-all-all LUT doesn't exist. We'll also discuss why separate P3 grades for film festivals can be an over complication for most projects, why you don't have to normalize a log image first before keying, and where you place noise reduction depends on the shot & your needs.  Remember, if you like The Offset Podcast please like and subscribe wherever you watch or listen!

In this final special edition of episodes recorded live at EAU24, our experts discuss the newest updates to the EAU Guidelines on Male LUTS. Panel Chair Prof. Jean-Nicolas Cornu and panel member Dr. Manuela Tutolo begin the conversation by discussing the reasoning behind renaming the guideline to Management of Non-Neurogenic Male LUTS. They also dive deeper into new updates, including the addition of chapters on benign prostatic obstruction (BPO), incontinence and overactive bladder (OAB), new assessments for management, and even new concepts for clinical guidance.Continue to get the latest EAU Guidelines news by downloading the EAU Guidelines App! The app helps to optimise your search with interactive tools to quickly get the answer you need from the best-practice clinical guidelines for urologists. EAU members get full access, and non-members can explore with a 30-day free trial. Download it here: https://cpms.bbinfotech.com/QRCODE/redirect.php?id=D9Ms80QX

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I am recording this having just spent the day running one of our workshops with some of the nicest people imaginable.  A top day (though I am now shattered!) at the end of a top month (January has been amazing) and who knows?  Maybe it's the start of a top year.  Don't want to tempt fate though... This episode was triggered by a shoot I did last week, when just a few words seemed to change the course of a shoot. Enjoy! Cheers P. If you enjoy this podcast, please head over to Mastering Portrait Photography, for more articles and videos about this beautiful industry. You can also read a full transcript of this episode. PLEASE also subscribe and leave us a review - we'd love to hear what you think! If there are any topics, you would like to hear, have questions we could answer or would like to come and be interviewed on the podcast, please contact me at paul@paulwilkinsonphotography.co.uk.  Full Transcript: [00:00:00] Can you believe it? January has nearly gone. We are almost into February, the second month of only 12 in a year, and this has already been one of the best starts we've ever had to any year. I'm Paul, and this is a very optimistic Mastering Portrait Photography Podcast. Well, I'll be honest, I did not see that coming. [00:00:39] I think when we got to the end of last year, exhaustion took over, I crashed into Christmas, came out of it the other side, went into the convention, we're having a ball, but I think I don't know why I wasn't expecting this year to be quite as lively as it has been, but it does seem to be that there is a ton of energy out there. [00:00:59] Maybe, maybe I was expecting the general election to be early in the year, and so things tend to get a little bit quieter around elections or around referenda. But the phone is ringing like crazy, emails are coming in. This week we've had a handful of reveals and they've all been brilliant. The clients have loved the images, everything's gone well. [00:01:23] My bit of the puzzle is to create images, create an experience, send them away with memories and make sure they know what to expect when they come back for the sales, for the reveals. And they've gone really smoothly, which means I've done my bit properly, which makes me very happy because as you all know, a little bit chaotic at the best of times, uh, but it looks like my debriefs are working. [00:01:43] I'm getting the point across to the client. We're creating pictures that people love and I am having a ball. I did think I might feel a little flat after the success of the Society's convention. It was such a good week. I know I spoke about it in the last podcast, but I'm still smiling at just how much fun we had, just how many people I met. [00:02:06] The workshops were full. I spend a lot of time chatting photography, having interesting conversations, meeting interesting and funny people, and I think, I suppose, last week, I thought I might feel a little flat about it all, but that could not be further from the truth. If anything, I'm more energetic now than I have been for a long time, ignoring the fact that I'm also pretty exhausted and my eyes. I don't know why, but my eyes have been tired today. You know, you get those days when I put my glasses on and within three minutes, I've got to take them off, even though everything is just slightly blurry because I don't know why, it just makes my, it's just been making my eyes tired today. [00:02:46] Maybe I just need to go and get them sorted, but this has been the most successful January we've ever had. And sometimes everything goes like that. It's just hectic, it's full of stuff, all unexpected, but being busy is a good thing. I think? Isn't it? Uh, I don't know. Anyway, today we've just finished the first of this year's workshops. [00:03:11] This particular workshop was our From Shutter to Print workshop, uh, which steps through everything from picking up your camera all the way through to prepping your images ready for print. It's a huge, if you think about it, that's a huge field to cover. And of course, we try really hard to To tune it, we ask all of the delegates coming, we ask questions on what they're looking for. [00:03:35] So we try to make sure that everything we're delivering is in line with what would be useful for them. And at this point of the day, it's quarter to eight in the evening. I don't know, a couple of hours ago when they left But they all look just slightly shattered, whether that's just because I've thrown so much information at them, whether it's just because it's a Monday, a dark Monday in January, or a combination of the two, I've no idea. [00:03:59] Of course, I'm always slightly nervous of whether I've done a good job of delivering the information that would be useful for them, but it certainly has been a blast. And it was Loretta today. I don't know if I've ever talked about Loretta. Loretta was one of my clients. I photographed her wedding. Oh, it must be 10 years ago now. [00:04:17] Um, and we've been friends ever since. She is a ball of energy and I absolutely love it when she's in the studio because there is not a dull moment. There's never a flat. Easy, calm couple of minutes. It's just 100 miles an hour from when she arrives to when she goes. So today has been one of those days. [00:04:39] So thank you to everybody who came on the workshop. And obviously, thank you to Loretta for modeling. And once again, best lunch. ever. The guys, there's a delicatessen in our local town of Thame called What's Cooking. I don't know if a shout out to a small company in Thame is any good to them on a podcast that has photographers all over the world, but I'm going to give them a big shout because every time they do the food for us, it is a highlight of the day. [00:05:06] I like to think the pictures I've created might be the highlight of the day. But no, no, I'm absolutely convinced that as everybody's driving away, they'll have been thinking that was a great lunch. We had beautiful food full of flavor, not your sandwich, not your average sandwiches that you get in packets or bowls of crisps. [00:05:26] No, no, no. These are. Big plates of really beautiful vegetables and salads and a quiche and chicken and scotch eggs. It was absolutely incredible. So thank you to What's Cooking in Tame for yet again. They're our regular, they cater to our workshops all the time. I, when I set out with this thing. I wanted to deliver something that's genuinely useful, but also something that people will enjoy coming to. [00:05:52] And lunch, for me at least, is a big part of that. I'm always disappointed when I go somewhere and it's a crappy lunch. You know, the edges of the sandwiches are curled. It's like tea in Tearns. Those annoyingly sweet biscuits that you get. None of that. Mid afternoon, so the first part of the day, the first half of the day is all photography. [00:06:13] And the second half of the day is all Uh, techniques and things in Photoshop and Lightroom. And midway through that, Sarah arrives with Millionaire's Shortbread and tea and coffee and just lovely. And it just picks everybody up long enough for them to survive, survive me rabbiting on about Photoshop and Lightroom and retouching and layers and masks and curves and color profiles and LUTs and all of the things that are part of this thing. [00:06:43] The mid afternoon snack is my highlight. I actually look forward to it. So I had this brilliant lunch. We've had beautiful people around, created amazing pictures, had a lot of fun. And mid afternoon, in comes a millionaire's shortbread. Oh my days. Yes, please. Thank you very much. Uh, anyway, what did I actually learn today? [00:07:00] One of the things that came up in the editing section , someone asked me, Um, why I choose the order that I do for making my edits. And I've never really thought about why in anything other than, well I, you know, the background I'll do, I'll do this, then I'll do that, then I'll get all the way up to the front layers, then I'll do the retouching on skin, etc, etc, and any, you know, liquefying things. [00:07:24] And actually when I thought about it, I stopped dead and I thought about it. I edit in the order of certainty that I won't need to go back to it. Now, I've never really thought about it logically like that till today. Maybe I should have. I've done it instinctively. [00:07:42] So there's a thing called a desire line, or desire lines, and these are those paths that when you look at like a park, uh, like a park, particularly in a town, like a big expanse of green, or maybe in our village here we have, um, walk into the station, you go along the path, and the path dips into each of the cul de sacs. [00:08:04] So the designers, the architects, or the town planners expect you to walk round the corner by about 20 feet, cross the road, Inside the cul de sac, and then come back out on the path, and on the corners of each of those cul de sacs, there's green, there's grass. But if you actually look, the grass is worn down because people have gone sod that and walking in a straight line. [00:08:22] Similarly in a park, you'll see where the planners and the architects and the designers wanted you to go, and then you'll see where people actually go, and it's never the same place. Well, there's a name for it, they're called desire lines. And the same is true in how you develop processes in your business. [00:08:39] I've talked about this before, and the trick really is to do the same thing over and over and over and find your own desire line. So much as you sit and plan things, much as you sit and analyse and decide to do this after that and that before this, in the end, you'll do what comes naturally. You'll go and basically The straightest line you can, the path of least resistance. [00:09:00] It's called a desire line, it has a proper name. So when I was thinking about it today, because one of the delegates asked, why do I do it in this order? And, what I actually do, is I start with the background. So I've got my background layer that's come in from the raw file. I'll duplicate that, because then I've always got an original, uh, layer to go back to. [00:09:19] Then I usually clean up, so if it's a studio shot, I'll clean up the background. I'll sort out anything to do with the background, because that isn't going to change. It, there's no real decisions to make there. I'm just going to do it, because Once it's done, it's done. I'll never need to go back to it. Then, I might work on, uh, all of the elements of the image that, although they might be quite intensive Photoshopping, they definitely need to be done. [00:09:45] So, for instance, if someone's wearing a black outfit, as they were today, And there's lots of little hairs and flecks of dust and things. They're gonna need to be cleaned off. There's no ifs, no buts, no wherefores, no decisions to be made. I'm just going to clean it. I'll never need to go back to it because once it's clean, it's clean. [00:10:03] And I can move on to the next stages. Then I've got a couple of decisions to make. Um, probably what I'm gonna do is do my skin work. So if it's a face, I'm a portrait photographer, there's nearly always a face. I'll do some skin work. I might Photoshop around the edges of the hair, any stray hairs. And I might do things like, um, frequency separation and some retouching with some dodging and burning. [00:10:27] Then once I've got clear of that, probably what I might think about doing is maybe putting in a texture on top of a background layer. But things like that I might change my mind about, so they're right at the top of the stack. Um, then when I've got there If I need to do any liquefying or any puppet warping, this is the moment. [00:10:44] It's really late in the stages of photography. Why? Because I'm not certain at this stage, or I'm not 100 percent ever at this stage, quite what would be the right amount of that kind of work. Of all the things we do, I think it's probably the most contentious. Changing someone's body shape because I've posed them badly. [00:11:07] It's still an area where it's a little bit vague as to how much is the right amount to do, particularly as someone who photographs all sorts of walks of life, all sorts of ages. I don't want to be in that realm of, you know, everybody has to look a certain way. But equally, if I've posed someone not as optimally as I should have, maybe I'll just fix that. [00:11:27] But it's going to happen really late in the edit. If later on, I'm really close to finishing an image at this point, so if I decide, well, I don't know, maybe I shouldn't have done that, I can go back and I don't have to undo any of the rest of it. And then the final tiny little bit, probably to put a vignette on top, uh, if I, if I want to, and then maybe finish off with a black and white conversion, or something like Nik Color FX. [00:11:52] So basically what I'm doing is I'm working all the way up from the bottom with all of the things that really, really, really, uh, are definitely going to be done no matter what, all the way to the things actually if I change my mind tomorrow, I won't have to start again at the bottom of the layer stack. [00:12:07] And I've never really thought about it like that. Um, so many of the processes in our studio are my own desire lines, but I've never thought about that one. So it's kind of cool that at the end of a workshop I've learned something really good as well. So thank you to everyone who came. Really excited about this year's workshops. [00:12:24] All of them. They're going to be brilliant. Particularly if they go like today. But the one, if I'm honest, that I am most looking forward to is the one we're running on the 18th. So, uh, I've got about six, what's that, six, eight weeks, uh, to think about it. Uh, it's called at the moment, Ordinary to Extraordinary Studio Photography, probably because we were hunting around for a title for it. [00:12:46] Sounds alarmingly like some of Gerry Guionis titles. Uh, but it could also have been called, I don't know, the Storeroom Studio or Lighting Up in the Lounge. No, no, not lighting up. That makes it sounds like you're smoking lighting in the lounge or maybe the basement backdrop. I don't know, but whatever it is titled, it's all about creating magic in small, awkward, tricky spaces, which is something I've had to do a lot of when I'm working in office buildings. [00:13:17] When I'm working in other people's homes, you never quite know what you're going to get. And this whole workshop is dedicated to things like basements. Boardrooms, cellars, lounges, hallways, corridors, even store cupboards. I kid you not, I did a shoot the other week in a store cupboard. A big store cupboard, but a store cupboard. [00:13:40] So at the moment I am coming up with ways to mimic what it's like to work in these little spaces that are awkward, but still create gorgeous images. Now I'm really excited about it because one of the things about smaller spaces is you tend to get, assuming you can get your kit. In there, you tend to get lower contrast because the light pings around a little bit and you can get some really beautiful, gentle, effortless setups. [00:14:06] Uh, so that is going to be an absolute blast. Cannot wait, uh, for that. Uh, how am I doing? What did I say I was doing last week? Oh yes, the MPP website. Still rebuilding it. It's a long process. We are getting there, slowly but surely, we are getting there and it is taking shape. The content is nearly over. But I've still got to reorganise it all. [00:14:29] And in the process of doing it, we're reading everything. I'm reading every article, double checking to see if it's still relevant. One or two of the things we've ported over that came from the book, and then went to the Mastering Portrait Photography website. Well, of course, the book was published in 2014. [00:14:43] It's 10 years old this year. And some of the information in there is now, frankly, outdated. Anything to do with cameras and lighting, things have moved on. Probably also the Photoshopping, although luckily, the small bits of Photoshopping I put in were basically about principles, not about specifics. So, you know, generative AI hadn't even been thought of at that stage, nor had things like the removal tool, nor had actually quite a lot of the tooling in Photoshop or Lightroom. [00:15:12] It just, the latest versions are worlds apart from what was going on in 2014, but equally, an awful lot of what's on there is Totally relevant, totally pertinent, uh, to, uh, what's going on. So, um, we are working on it. We will get there, trust me. When it's done, we will sing it from the rooftops. Uh, but I'll keep you up to date with how that is all going, uh, including my excitement, uh, for it. [00:15:39] Um, this week's Thought of the Week. And it's a simple one. Well, they're always simple ones. I mean, I'm not a complicated guy, not really. This week's Thought of the Week is that you genuinely You genuinely have the power to make people feel amazing with words, just as you do with pictures, if not more so. [00:15:59] Why do I say that? Well, two different clients this week, one in particular, he came, he was just a lovely guy. Uh, he made the claim right at the beginning of the session that he hadn't really ever had a picture that he really liked of himself. And I'm looking at him thinking, I'm not quite sure why. I can't see it visually, but maybe it's the way he reacted to being in front of the camera. [00:16:24] We've got shooting and all was going reasonably well, and then suddenly. Something about the way he looked and the way he moved reminded me of Vernon Kay. He's from a different area of the country, one's from the North, Vernon Kay's from Bolton, I think, and my client's from the South. Different heights, I think Vernon Kay's about 6 foot 8 or something, ridiculous, 6 foot 2, I've no idea. [00:16:46] But he's tall and he was a model, my client, anything but. But, there were definitely similarities in the mannerisms, in the haircut, and if I got the light in a certain position and the angle was right, In the way he, it lit his face. And I've said this, and I'm laughing. And he didn't know who Vernon Kaye was, which is a little bit sobering. [00:17:08] Obviously, people who are younger, uh, maybe Vernon Kaye's not on their radar just yet. But. As I talked it through, visibly, the guy grew in confidence. You could see his body language change, you could see him just come out of himself a little bit, and of course as he's doing that, I'm getting better pictures because his confidence has grown. [00:17:30] It's paying dividends just having someone in front of me who feels better about themselves. Now don't get me wrong, you cannot tell someone they look like Robert Redford if they don't. That's not what I'm saying. But in finding really good positives Things about someone, not only that you like, but things that you can verbalize, whether it's something to do with a glint in their eye, whether it's something to do with their clothing. [00:17:54] In this instance, it was someone he looks a little bit like. And with a shoot, particularly with headshots where it could be corporate, it could be an author, it could be a musician or an artist, I don't necessarily know who's coming in or how confident they are. or what we're going to do. Sometimes I do, but not that often. [00:18:16] And so I will nearly always in my head figure out an actor or a public figure who has a media presence. Obviously not, hopefully someone who's nice, not a Donald Trump or a Liz Truss. Uh, to, to, and what I'll do is it's with that personality is I'll figure out what would their agent have asked of them for photos. [00:18:40] What would be in their portfolio, their lookbook? What would be on the inside sleeve of an author's bio? If they were in a BBC or an ITV or a Netflix drama, what would the cover shot look like? Because the thing about actors, in particular, the thing about actors, is they reflect Every day Life.. So you get actors from all sorts of backgrounds and skill sets. [00:19:06] You get every ethnicity, you get every gender, you get every identity, you get attitudes, you get heights, you get everything. Because actors have to represent the world in which we're all familiar. So you get as many different types of actor. As you do people on the planet. And if you can find an actor that is close enough, close enough to the person you have in front of you, and then work out in your head quickly, what might the film they're in be? [00:19:37] What might a book they've published be? What would a cover look like? What would the poster image on Netflix or Amazon or Maybe in an agent book or maybe on a, on a music album cover. I don't know. I'm making this up as I go along, but if you can picture it, if you can find it, if you can drag it out of your imagination and your history, two things. [00:20:01] Firstly, you can say to the client, Oh man, you remind me of X. And that's a very helpful thing to do because the client will grow in confidence, but secondly , so do you. Because you're now shooting with something in mind that you might not have had when the shoot started. You might have, but you might not have. [00:20:21] For me, I love that moment when I open the door and suddenly I've got to figure out what shots are going to look good. How am I going to do this? What's I'm going to look at their clothing, get them to talk me through their clothing and step through all of the things we're going to do with that. I love that energy and that positivity as we drive the shoot forward. [00:20:39] And I'm not kidding, not only did my client feel better, but so did I because I was now producing better pictures because my client was reacting to the camera in a way that could really only result in beautiful images. [00:20:54] Please do, when you're working, think of ways of making your client feel a million bucks. And language is every bit as important as what you do with your lights and your camera with Photoshop. Now that's a proper time to know, a proper point to end. As always, if you're interested in our workshops, just Google Paul Wilkinson Photography Workshops, or head over to Paul Wilkinson Photography and look for the coaching section. [00:21:20] Please do give us a like, a wave, a review. Uh, some five stars maybe that'd be really nice, uh, on iTunes or wherever you get your podcast. If you wanna subscribe to the podcast, please do so on your, on your, uh, podcast Player of Choice so that every time I record one, it'll drop as if by magic, straight into the list of things to listen. [00:21:41] Like I said last week, I'm gonna try and keep this as a weekly podcast, this time round. Shorter episodes, but far more. Of them. As always, if you have, uh, any questions at all, you can reach me onPaul@paulwilkinsonphotography.co.uk. We've had some really lovely emails this week from people. Thank you to everyone who's emailed in, uh, to say they're enjoying the podcast. [00:22:03] Uh, so you can reach me atPaul@paulwilkinsonphotography.co.uk. And until next time, however your week is going, however, your January is ending, your February starting, or if you're just listening to the back catalog, whatever it is you're up to, whatever else. Be kind to yourself. Take care.

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In this episode, Kevin and Brandon talk about video. Why should you learn to shoot video if you're a stills photographer? We talk about how we got into shooting vide, LUTs and more. Check out the Gamut LUTs I mentioned in this episode (Affiliate Link)Base LUTSCommercial LUTSWedding LUTSFor more information on the F11 podcast, check out the following links:F11Pod WebsiteFollow us on Instagram!Follow us in Twitter!Check out Kevin Deal's work here:Kevin Deal's WebsiteKevin Deal's InstagramKevin Deal's You TubeCheck out Brandon Gorrie's work here:Brandon Gorrie's WebsiteBrandon Gorrie's InstagramBrandon Gorrie's You Tube

Adam's wondering why people hate Aurora Serverless? What's happening with AWS rumors and Preinvent / Reinvent? Dax thinks Pulumi is the best infrastructure as code tool. And Adam wonders if he can stop being a jerk on Twitter.Want to carry on the conversation? Join us in Discord.Links:Features • GitHub ActionsUsing Aurora Serverless v2 - Amazon AuroraLet's EncryptLow-Latency Content Delivery Network (CDN) - Amazon CloudFront - Amazon Web ServicesRedwoodJS: The App Framework for Startups | RedwoodJS.comAdonisJS - A fully featured web framework for Node.jsPulumi - Universal Infrastructure as Code | PulumiTerraform by HashiCorpOpen Source Development Framework - AWS Cloud Development Kit - AWSTopics discussed: (00:00) - What's in a name? (00:30) - Dax makes his own LUTS and Adam's still cold (03:26) - Why do people hate Aurora Serverless V2 (10:31) - Preinvent, Reinvent, and AWS Rumors (12:26) - Whats up with Open Search Serverless? (29:18) - Lowering the bar for developer experience (39:43) - SST update tease (41:07) - Issues with Amazon CDK (42:39) - Why is Pulumi is the best infastructure as code tool? (51:00) - Do you lose the ability to roll back safely? (52:37) - Being a jerk on Twitter (59:02) - Hitting a milestone and stopping (01:00:51) - Is AI really the next big thing?

I speak with Maxine Gervais, colorist for The Continental, American Sniper, Jonah Hex, Book of Eli, Speed Racer and many more. She talks all about her challenges and triumphs on these high profile projects.__Grab my Voyager LUT Pack. 17 LUTs to provide beautiful looks for any type of project so you can grade faster, take every image further, and attract better and better jobs.http://procolor.ist/voyager-lut-pack

It's ok to do things differently, and that is exactly how White in Revery does things. When it comes to wedding filmmakers, White in Revery is usually one of the first to come to mind. Being named one of the top in the world, they have made a career of pushing the boundaries of wedding films and innovating and inspiring the entire industry. In this episode, we sit down with Calen Rhome and talk to him about their approach to filming weddings, and how they go about tailoring each film to the couple's specific story. We also talk about some of their cool past projects, like iPhone weddings, and filming with Anamorphic lenses, as well as how to elevate your creativity by doing something differently, and making yourself uncomfortable. Check out their filmmaking tools: Color tools/LUTS: https://gamut.io Timlapse: https://timelapseplus.com Learn from the best: WIR FCP Masterclass: https://www.whiteinrevery.com/masterclass-wedding-edit-fcpx#welcome Mentorships: https://www.whiteinrevery.com/workshops-for-wedding-filmmakers Follow them: Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@whiteinrevery Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whiteinrevery/ Follow us on social Media Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@theyoungsphoto Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theyoungsphoto Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheYoungsphoto TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@theyoungsphoto Learn more and book our services at: https://theyoungsphoto.com Musicbed Sync ID MB01HTNKGBD3EFB

A deep dive into Kersten Luts' intriguing personal project, 'Three Heads in a Row.'