• In Directing Color, filmmaker, editor and colorist Ollie Kenchington explores how visual language cues, color theory and even color grading techniques can be used throughout the filmmaking process to not just create a “look” but to enhance storytelling. He challenges directors, cinematographers and filmmakers to think of color first rather than the more common approach of leaving color considerations until post-production.

• Join Ray Roman as he takes you on-location throughout an entire wedding and breaks down his blueprint for creating films that have made him the world's most influential and in-demand wedding filmmaker. Whether you’re about to shoot your first wedding or are a seasoned professional that wants a behind-the-curtain look at how it's done at the very highest level, this masterclass is a must-see.

• Filmmaking for Photographers is a transformative course designed especially for those who already excel in stills but want to journey into motion: telling stories through video. Taught by Philip Bloom, a veteran filmmaker with decades of experience, this program bridges the gap between photography and filmmaking, giving you the tools, mindset, and workflows to expand your creative offering.If you’re comfortable with light, composition, and how to make a single frame sing—but you’re less sure about how to weave together sound, movement, story, or sequence—this course guides you through that transition. Over ~7+ hours of rich, cinematic lessons, you’ll deepen your photographic eye while learning everything new needed for creating compelling video.

• In this series, Stephen Eastwood shows you how to conquer beauty and fashion photography in just about any lighting scenario. He covers studio, indoor, and outdoor locations, where he'll show you how to create numerous lighting schemes with Speedlites. You'll learn how to both overpower and harness sunlight, fluorescent light, incandescent light and more.

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