This episode of the music photo podcast means a lot to me for a number of reasons. It also came to me at a very important time going through my own creative conflicts. I hope you as the listener get as much from this session as I did creating it.

A couple of months ago, my buddy Jared hit me on Facebook with a couple of questions in prep for his upcoming overseas trip. I told him save it and we could jump on Skype to record another episode for anyone else that might find it useful or interesting.

In this episode I chat to Bryce Hall, our first overseas guest. Bryce is a Florida based photographer who made his name first touring with Blood on the Dancefloor. We cover landing a bus tour, daily commitments on the road and working for multiple bands.

In this episode I chat with Warwick Hughes (our first repeat guest) about his warped tour stories. We cover things such as staying sane on a long gruelling tour, standing out as a videographer, what to do when things go wrong and much much more.

In this episode I chat with Nathan Doran, Melbourne based EDM music photographer. We cover things such as working full time for an EDM group, touring internationally, finding and a niche that you can make your living in and more.

In this episode of the music photo podcast I chat to Caitlin Boland (Brisbane based portrait shooter) about making someone comfortable who isn't used to have their picture taken, shooting portraits with strobes and retouching workflow/how to edit skin.

In this session I chat to Michelle Grace Hunder about shooting in the Hip Hop scene, working from a studio, reaching out to new artists, publishing a book and making friends with people you look up to.

In this session I chat to Ed Reiss, about his experiences making music videos professionally. In particular we talk about trouble shooting and the many things that go wrong on shoots, balancing budgets with expectations and some geeky gear stuff too.

In this session I chat to Max Fairclough about finding your niche, funding your own tours and investing in yourself, how to light band promos and travelling internationally with a portrait strobe kit.

In this session of the music photography podcast, I chat to Warwick about moving to the big city to chase a dream, having a meaningful business name, travelling and working overseas and catching the attention of a major label.