Creative WONE

Hey creative people thank you guys for listening to this segment of the podcast called Creative WONE. On this episode we have a special guest named Bhavna  Barratt who is from Tanzania, east Africa but currently living in The United Kingdom.  Bhavna is an award winning documentary wedding photographer and influencer that specializes in creating breath taking images that captures a variety of emotions. We are ecstatic to have her on the show and we can't wait for you all to meet her!

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Website:
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Hey creative people thank you guys for listening to this segment of the podcast called Creative WONE. On this episode we are blessed to have Osse Greca Sinare on the show. Osse is a Tanzanian award winning Travel & Lifestyle visual artist based in Arusha. He specializes in travel, lifestyle and aerial photography—as well as influencer work with a growing online audience of over 70,000+ across multiple platforms helping brands big and small tell their story through content creation. Osse also makes weekly videos on youtube showcasing his travel experiences and tutorials on how people can improve on their social media/photography content.

You can visit his social media platforms to learn and grow from his creative art at:

Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQKiH2eI4XI_K0WPBU7381w

Instagram:
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For many of us, the way we learned how to make films was simply by making films—horrible, horrible films full of ugly mistakes and shameful regret. (Just me? Didn't think so.) We used our camera's built-in microphone for audio. We decided to see what 24 fps looked like mid-project. We tortured our audience gracious moms with super long and tedious expositional scenes. 

Are you ready to make your first feature film? Making a movie can be a daunting task – but it’s also easier than ever to read professional scripts, learn about cameras and connect with potential crew members online. Maybe you’ve already made a short. Let go of your inhibitions and try a feature!

• Check the frame rate and resolution: The standard for film is 24 fps, but regardless of what frame rate (or resolution) you choose, just make sure, at least if you're a beginner, that it stays the same throughout. 
• Choose your locations wisely: Noise pollution can cause major problems for sound, so either find a way to solve them or find a different, less noisy location.
• Show, don't say: For the most part, less is more when it comes to dialog, and nine times out of ten you can get your point across with visuals rather than lengthy and needless exposition.

There are so many other mistakes and oversights that every new filmmaker makes on their first few projects, but these are definitely the big ones. I think if I had just one tip to give a newbie other than write good stories (because that's obviously #1) it'd be to stick to making films within your means.

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On this episode we had the chance to speak to a phenomenal up and coming filmmaker Thomas Prettyman. Had a blast talking about his creative style, who he has worked with, The artist that inspires him and interesting stories on how he got started in the film industry.

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Some people think creativity is a gift—something only bestowed upon the Vincent Van Goghs, Toni Morrisons and Annie Leibovitzes of the world.

But the truth is, creativity isn’t a gift—it’s a skill. And it’s a skill that anyone—painter, writer, accountant, stay-at-home dad, CEO, designer or anyone else—can get better at over time with the right kind of practice.

But what does that practice look like? How, exactly, can you be more creative?

Turns out, there are three networks in your brain that are responsible for creativity: the executive attention network (which is responsible for focus and attention), the imagination network (which is responsible for—you guessed it—imagination and daydreaming), and the salience network (which is responsible for making connections between the knowledge stored in your brain and your environment). And if you want to become more creative, you need to find ways to engage all three.


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Photography aspects like timelines, camera gear, and posing guides can build up your anxiety. However, you don’t have to feel like there are too many things that you can’t control and be easily overwhelmed. In fact, you can channel that energy to prepare and keep everything according to plan. As a result, you rule out potential problems and guarantee a more successful shoot.

It Takes Time

• If you’ve done all of the above and you still feel overwhelmed, reassure yourself that your anxiety won’t last forever! The more you shoot, the more comfortable you’ll become;  Keep calm, stay inspired, and #FocusOnWhatMattersMost. We believe in you!

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On this episode I wanted to speak on the different steps that we all should all take when it comes to managing and, making profits within our creative business. For many, the chance to set your own salary sounds like a dream come true. But small business owners know the reality is a little more complicated.

You should only pay yourself out of your profits – not your revenue. When you see money coming into your business, don’t assume you can pay yourself a big slice of that. Before you take your cut, you also need to take account of things like taxes, payroll, fixed costs and overheads.

• TAKE THE GUESSWORK OUT OF YOUR SALARY

You should only pay yourself out of your profits – not your revenue. 

• DON'T UNDERVALUE YOURSELF

*If you're just starting a business you might not turn a profit during your first year. Of course, this doesn’t mean you shouldn’t pay yourself.

• INVEST MONEY FOR GROWTH 

Money you take out of the company (that doesn’t relate to your business) is money that can't be used for investment and business growth. 

• WHEN NOT TO PAY YOURSELF 

If your business is going through a tough time financially, it’s usually not a good idea to take any money out of your business for personal use.

• PAY YOURSELF WHAT YOU DESERVE

"Ultimately the amount you pay yourself will depend on the success of your business".



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This episode focuses on ways to make money as a photographer. Often times people assume that there is only way to make money in this industry and I wanted to speak on different ways to be successful in other avenues within this realm. 


Show Notes: 

Ways to make money as a photographer:

*Client Bookings
*Photo Printing 
*Selling Photo-books
*Teaching 
*Workshops

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Hey what's up! On this episode we are talking about basic editing techniques that will better help you as a new photographer or if you want to enhance your personal photos. Most times we get excited about taking pictures, but get stuck when you want to edit them. So I wanted to take the time and explain a my personal tips when editing on phenomenal program called Adobe Lightroom. Hope you enjoy this episode!

Adobe lightroom: https://www.adobe.com/creativecloud/photography.html?promoid=GMCWYDH2&mv=other

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This episode is on camera gear. Many new photographer always question the fact of what camera and accessories they should purchase first starting out. We are going to speak about what I used first starting and how efficient I was with it. Hope you enjoy. 


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