https://inspire.peter-coulson.com.au/workshops/lighting/recreating-light-with-natascha

 

In these start to finish tutorials with Peter’s muse Natascha, Peter builds lighting from a mixture of different photos, both his own and other inspiration photos he has found on the internet. As it is a mixture of different photos, you will get to see Peter’s complete thought process to get the exact look he is after.

https://www.marcadamus.com/product/videos/
In 2005, I came up with a unique way to use photoshop that redesigns how the program regularly works and have used it ever since to process all of the images you see in these galleries using no more than 10 tools and a brush.  In my system you will see an entirely new way of using photoshop non-destructively and almost entirely without time consuming layers, masks or selections.  Keep it simple, I say, maximize your learning and the art of creating!  For the more seasoned photoshop user, you will no doubt find ways to implement my unique system and visualization techniques with your existing workflow for faster results in certain situations throughout your image-making process.  These videos are great for anyone looking to achieve a greater understanding of how I make my images look the way I do.

https://www.udemy.com/course/video-marketing-unleashed-create-engaging-videos-quickly/

 

https://newbornposing.com/product/bland-to-brilliant-dodge-burn/

 

In this video tutorial with accompanying Photoshop Action, Kelly demonstrates her preferred Dodge and Burn technique. She uses this to give her creative images a whole new level of depth and dimension.  This “50% Grey Layer technique” stands apart from Photoshop’s default dodge and burn tools by creating a non-destructive, cleaner editing process.  These non-destructive editing layers allow you to work independently of your original image, without introducing colour or tonal flaws which are often seen with the default tools.

 

https://visualeducation.com/class/stroboscopic-flash-techniques/

 

In this photography workshop, recorded LIVE, Karl explains the stroboscopic effect and demonstrates how you can use it to create some striking and unusual images.  Working in a dark studio with a badminton racket and a shuttlecock, Karl experiments with a range of different setups and settings as he tries to capture the perfect shot.  As he works, Karl answers members’ questions, clarifying the concepts and techniques on display.  As you watch a professional work in real time, you’ll pick up a host of tips and tricks to get you inspired.

https://www.udemy.com/course/lightroom-classic-cc-master-the-library-develop-module/

 

Catalog Config | Metadata | Importing | File Formats | Watermarks | Filtering | Views | Collections | Image Corrections

https://www.skillshare.com/en/classes/Edit-to-the-Beat-Choose-the-Perfect-Music-for-Your-Video/865646469?via=search-layout-grid
In this class, you will learn to search, find and choose the perfect music for your video. Through a specific editing process you’ll be able to edit quickly and efficiently impactful videos!

https://pastell-studio.com/shop/summer-magic/

 

https://inspire.peter-coulson.com.au/workshops/photoshoots

While we are in isolation, we are limited to being able to shoot with models and are going a little stir crazy, so we decided to make a very expensive bikini for Bec out of toilet paper! This photo of Bec was partially the lighting inspiration, along with Peter doing his usual playing around until he is happy. We hope you enjoy, and that this reminds you to keep things fun, especially during this strange time.

https://www.jerryghionis.com/the-art-of-wedding-photography-complete-training-sale

 
Everything you need to know – mindset, preparation, gear, artistic creativity, and making wedding photography a successful enterprise.

https://visualeducation.com/class/aerial-and-drone-filmmaking/

 

In this filmmaking class, Karl and the team capture some incredible footage with drone cameras, showing you how to create your own spectacular aerial films.  You’ll cover what to consider before a shoot, from weather and local aviation regulations to essential equipment and accessories.  Also explained in this class is the value of working in manual mode and the settings to keep in mind when doing so.  As the team fly the drone over some stunning local scenery, you’ll see them demonstrate a range of its features and capabilities, including the Circle, Rocket, Boomerang and Helix modes.

https://visualeducation.com/class/lenses-for-filmmaking/

 

In this filmmaking class, Karl explains the various types of lens you can use when shooting video.  He looks at traditional cine lenses and compares them to modern stills lenses, many of which can now be used for moving images. He also explains the difference between spherical and anamorphic lenses, as well as the difference between T-stops and F-stops.  Covering manual aperture adjustments, auto-focus and image-stabilisation capabilities, this comprehensive introduction will give you a solid understanding of lenses for filmmaking.

https://visualeducation.com/class/white-wine-photography/

  

In this live workshop, now available to watch as a replay, Karl delivers another bottle photography masterclass as he turns his lights and camera on a bottle of white wine, demonstrating some vintage techniques that you can easily recreate in your own studio.  You’ll discover a range of techniques and tips, from setting up and styling the shot to perfecting the lighting setup with subtle tweaks and adjustments.  As Karl answers viewer questions in real time, you’ll enjoy a true behind-the-scenes experience, learning from an seasoned professional as he shares his expertise to help you improve your skills.

https://www.udemy.com/course/how-to-become-a-voice-over-talent-online/

How To Become a Voice Over Talent Online is a comprehensive, although not exhaustive resource of information to help you get started in the Voice Over industry. Maybe you’ve heard this in your life “You’ve got a great voice. You should do voice overs!” It’s a great compliment, but now what do you do? You think about it, you Google “How to be a voice over artist” and you are inundated with information. There are websites asking you to pay for auditions and managers asking for a demo. How do you do it?!

https://www.udemy.com/course/vintage-wedding-101/

https://visualeducation.com/class/matt-black-studio-box-workshop/

 

In this photography lighting workshop, recorded LIVE, Karl demonstrates how creating a matt-black box, or using a small black studio space, can enhance your lighting control and help you create powerful, memorable images.  If you work in a small studio space – especially a white one in which light bounce-back poses problems – this workshop will inspire you to try something different.   Karl begins by explaining the principles and benefits of the matt-black studio, before describing how he and the team built the black box for this shoot.  As he shoots a series of portraits, making subtle adjustments to his simple lighting setup as he works, Karl demonstrates how to control shadow density with awesome precision.  You’ll cover rim and edge lighting, controlling flare, using projection attachments, shooting portraits with shallow depth of field, and more.

 

Complete Step by Step on How to create videos using only AI tools: ChatGPT and Flexclip Start to Finish.

AI is coming whether you like it or not but the question is whether you adapt to it to benefit from it or you get left behind. Choice is yours!

 

https://visualeducation.com/class/lights-for-filmmaking/

 

In this filmmaking class, Karl introduces you to the many different lights you can use when shooting video, as well as the modifiers and props you can use to adapt them.  After describing the difference between directional and diffused light, he explains why continuous lighting is essential for video work. He then looks at various lights, from small LED panels to large HMI lights. Some of the modifiers he looks at include parabolic umbrellas, Fresnel lenses, and diffusion material.

https://visualeducation.com/class/studio-lighting-setups-portraits-four-light-50/

 

Karl demonstrates an alternative four-light studio setup that can be used for full-length portrait images.

The result is a broad, soft, even illumination that allows your model to move freely, meaning you’re free to get as creative as you like. As with the previous chapter, Karl incorporates movement into the shot, explaining the key concepts and things to consider.

https://www.udemy.com/course/iclone-film-school-animating-in-hollywood-format/