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In this episode of Workflows, Scott Wyden Kivowitz is joined by talented photographers Mike Cassara and Lauren O'Brien. They share their unique wedding photography styles and the challenges they face on the job.
Mike Cassara and Lauren O'Brien explore the nuances of wedding photography, focusing on their hybrid styles, which combine organic and posed elements within a structured framework. They also explore the behind-the-scenes challenges photographers face, from physical injuries to equipment mishaps, and discuss practical strategies for handling chaotic situations without stressing clients.
"Being there for the couple and cooperating with vendors is crucial, but your priority should always be the couple's experience." — Mike
Lauren O'Brien and Michael Cassara are wedding and lifestyle photographers from Long Island, NY. In 2023, they started "The Vendor Table" Podcast to showcase the chaos, thrill, and hilarity of being full-time photographers in the industry.
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Tune in to Workflows for an insightful discussion on navigating the vibrant world of wedding photography, managing client relationships, and mastering your unique style. Join us and get inspired to elevate your photography business!
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In this episode of Workflows, Scott Wyden Kivowitz is joined by the talented videographer and photographer, Vanessa da Silva, known for her unique perspective on consistency and efficiency in the wedding industry.
Vanessa da Silva opens up about her journey, touching upon the importance of consistency in photography and the common pitfalls of obsessing over minor details. She shares how tools like Imagen have revolutionized her workflow, ensuring consistency in color temperatures and photo quality. The conversation dives into the technical aspects of videography and the strategic use of AI to enhance efficiency in both photography and business operations.
Vanessa da Silva was born in Caracas, Venezuela, where she spent some of her childhood. That’s why she’s the exotic half of Vanessa & Ivo. Later, already in Portugal, she pursued her studies in Communication, and worked for some time in a Theater production company – that also makes her the dramatic half of Vanessa & Ivo. Who would’ve thought she would become a wedding photographer?
"It's better to focus on the overall style and consistency rather than getting lost in small details that no one will notice."
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Tune in to this informative episode of Workflows to elevate your photography game with expert insights from Vanessa da Silva.
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Jump into the world of sports photography with this illuminating episode of Workflows. Scott Wyden Kivowitz chats with the highly successful volume sports photography duo Jay and Carinna Boatwright, who has garnered acclaim for their photography work, business, and hands-on, comprehensive workshops.
Discover the secrets behind successful volume sports photography as Jay and Carinna reveal their incredible techniques for capturing vivid, dynamic sports portraits. From strategic lighting setups to the critical role of CRM systems, they share their insights into efficiently managing and growing a high-volume photography business. You'll learn about their preferred tools and software, such as ShootQ and PhotoDay, and how they optimize their workflow using Imagen.
Jay and Carinna live in the metro Atlanta area and have been married for 26 years with three adult children. Jay has a degree in marketing, and Carinna has a culinary degree. Both are self-taught in the photo industry, with their backgrounds providing a strong business sense of how to run a fast-paced volume sports photography company. smaX Photography was born by accident 16 years ago and has evolved from a two-man show to a thriving 1.7 million dollar small business with 5 full-time employees. Jay and Carinna created Boatwright Bootcamp 5 years ago to help educate other photographers on their proven methods. Volume sports didn't have to mean boring on-camera flash and factory-style shooting. Creativity and artistry could be utilized in a high-energy environment to excite photographers and get them on track to make their passion a job.
"Using Imagen for editing has been revolutionary—it saves us about 20 hours a week, allowing more time for creativity and other business opportunities."
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In this episode of Workflows, Scott Wyden Kivowitz is joined by the talented photographer David England, who shares his compelling journey in corporate event photography.
David England opens up about his unique workflow, from responding quickly to inquiries to employing cutting-edge technology to deliver high-quality images at incredible speed. He also takes us through his strategies for corporate event photography, emphasizing the importance of setting up the space and being prepared to make adjustments for the perfect shot.
David England Photography, established in 2000, transforms ordinary moments into extraordinary memories. With a passion for storytelling, David and his team capture timeless masterpieces across weddings, events, headshots, corporate gatherings, and more. His work spans celebrities to community leaders, emphasizing the universal desire to be seen, heard, and loved.
"Being able to deliver fast and with quality changes the game in how clients see you and the memories you capture for them."
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Tune in to the Workflows podcast to uncover David England's strategies for providing exceptional client service, leveraging technology for fast turnaround, and navigating the complexities of corporate event photography.
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In this special episode of Workflows, we're calling Workflows Mentors. Scott Wyden Kivowitz partners up with Lindsay Coulter and Tim Muza of the Shoot Your Shot Photography Podcast. We will share our wisdom on balancing work and life with outsourcing and technology for a demanding photography career.
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“Most days feel like days off because of the joy I find in my work and the lifestyle it allows me to have.” – Lindsay Coulter
"You can triage that way, you can decide for yourself based on what your clients react to. What is truly, truly, truly on fire? Who's real big mad at me?" - Tim Muza
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Tune in to the Workflows Photography Podcast for an inspiring blend of photography insights, systems, advice, and forward-thinking methods from photographers just like you.
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In this episode of Workflows, Scott Wyden Kivowitz has a fascinating conversation with talented photographer Martina Lanotte, who brings a fresh perspective on the future of photography.
Martina digs into how AI is transforming the industry, her minimalistic approach to photography, her efficiencies in managing busy schedules, and her eco-friendly business practices. From using only two cameras and only two lenses to preferring elopements, Martina shares her advice and emphasizes the importance of inclusivity and client satisfaction.
Martina Lanotte is an Italian LGBTQIA+ wedding photographer based in Copenhagen, Denmark, working hard to create a more inclusive wedding industry where everybody feels like they belong.
"People who know how to use AI will replace those who don't."
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Tune in to the Workflows Photography Podcast for an inspiring blend of photography insights, efficient practices, and forward-thinking philosophy from Martina Lanotte.
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In this episode of Workflows, Debbie-jean Lemonte discusses a successful photography business, emphasizing the importance of compassion, workflow automation, and stepping out of your comfort zone. Debbie shares her detailed workflow process, from booking options and client communication to the final gallery reveal and feedback request. Through personal stories and practical tips, she emphasizes kindness, automation, and the importance of diversifying portfolios for broader appeal.
Debbie-jean Lemonte, is an extraordinary wedding photographer and passionate artist dedicated to transforming fleeting moments into lasting memories. As a Black Caribbean (Jamaican) Queer Woman, Debbie-jean navigates the industry with courage and determination, breaking barriers and challenging norms. Her art inspires others to embrace their uniqueness wholeheartedly. Believing that love knows no bounds, she proudly serves couples and families of all identities and backgrounds. Her work has been featured in Brides, Refinery29, Popsugar, NY Post, Buzzfeed, Vanity Fair, the Cut, and Apartment Therapy.
"Being kind costs nothing but means everything, especially in our interactions within the photography business"
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In this episode of Workflows, discover the art and science of photography with seasoned wedding photographer and educator, Chris Denner. With sage advice and stories from the field, Chris inspires and equips listeners with strategies to refine their photographic process.
Chris Denner is a UK-based wedding photographer with a flair for the unconventional. He brings a vibrant and authentic style to the often clichéd world of wedding photography. With over 26 years in the industry, Denner has diligently honed his craft, adapted his business, and embraced an educator. His presentations at prominent photography conferences, including Way Up North, Elevate, Nine Dots, and the Grain Festival in Croatia, have showcased his colorful, true, and authentic photography style. Chris's commitment to ignoring trends in favor of focusing on his clients, combined with his love for photography and boundary-pushing ethos, make him a sought-after figure among open-minded and emerging creatives seeking inspiration and business guidance.
Chris Denner tackles the details of crafting an efficient and sustainable workflow, emphasizing the critical role of technology and resources. From economical shooting to sophisticated AI tools, he lays out his philosophy on photography and the importance of being fully present in the moment, ensuring the story is captured precisely as it unfolds.
"Why not make every day a school day where we can strive to be ever better?" - Chris DennerWhy You Should Listen
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Make sure to tune into this rich discussion filled with actionable tips, humorous anecdotes, and Chris's contagious enthusiasm for excellence in photography.
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In this episode of Workflows, Host Scott Wyden Kivowitz sits down with Erica Thompson Beck, a multi-faceted photographer specializing in weddings and boudoir photography.
Erica is a wife, mom of two boys, nurse, and photographer. Her passion for photography began unexpectedly during a 4th-grade field trip to Gettysburg. Erica is dedicated to continuous learning and improvement and prioritizes creating stunning visuals for her clients. Her mission is to empower women and ensure they feel beautiful and special in front of her lens.
Erica shares her approach to managing her photography business efficiently while traveling. She discusses the importance of client communication and personalized interactions, emphasizing the role of automation tools in streamlining processes and maintaining high-quality customer service.
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Tune in to the Workflows podcast to learn invaluable tips for managing your photography business on the go and optimizing your workflow for success.
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In this captivating episode of the Workflows photography podcast, we sit with the innovative wedding photographer Maciej Suwałowski, who artfully balances cutting-edge technology with time-tested photography principles. We chat about his strategic use of social media platforms to reach and engage with varied demographics for his wedding photography and business. From the intricacies of gear selection to the importance of business education, the conversation is packed with practical wisdom for photographers at all stages of their careers.
If you don’t know who Maciej is, you're in for a real treat. But here’s a quick summary of this incredible person: Maciej is an 80s kid and a father of four. He has been a destination wedding photographer since 2012 and a Sony Europe ambassador since 2018. You may recognize his work, voice, or face from his many speaking gigs worldwide or his YouTube channel, which he has pursued since 2021.
"I noticed that by using Imagen, what used to take me weeks now just flies by in one simple, quick process."
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Tune in to the Workflows Photography Podcast for an inspiring blend of photography insights, systems, advice, and forward-thinking methods from photographers just like you.
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