Ian Shive – The Outdoor Enthusiast’s Guide to Photography & Motion

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Ian Shive – The Outdoor Enthusiast’s Guide to Photography & Motion

• 67 Video lessons in HD
• 14h 2m of class content
• Exclusive bonus content

LESSONS

1. Bootcamp Introduction
2. Storytelling With Stills And Motion Overview
3. Elements Of A Well-Told Story
4. Storytelling In Motion
5. Choosing The Best Gear For Your Outdoor Project
6. Gear For Drones
7. Gear For Motion
8. Inside Ian’s Gear Bag
9. General Advice For Preparation
10. Virtual Scouting
11. Weather
12. Permits And Permission
13. Model And Property Releases
14. Health And Fitness
15. Checklist
16. Location Scouting Overview
17. Location Scouting In The North Cascades
18. Drone Introduction
19. Drone Safety
20. What Kind Of Drone Should I Buy?
21. FAA Part 107 Test: How To Prepare
22. Telling A Story With A Drone
23. Drone Camera, Lenses And Movements
24. Selling Drone Footage
25. Why Does A Photographer Need Motion?
26. Establish The End User
27. Identify Your Audience
28. Build A Production Plan
29. Create The Story Structure
30. The Shooting Script
31. Production Quality
32. Composition For Stills
33. Composition For Stills: Landscape
34. Composition For Stills: Telephoto Lens
35. Composition For Stills: Macro Lens
36. Techniques For Capturing Motion In The Field
37. Lenses And Filters For Outdoor Photography
38. Capturing Landscapes – Part 1
39. Capturing Landscapes – Part 2
40. Capturing Movement In Stills
41. Shooting Water, Sky And Panorama
42. Understanding Stock
43. Editorial Vs Commerical
44. Pricing Stock
45. Producing Stock
46. Shooting For Social Media Vs Stock
47. Choosing An Agency
48. Assignments And Capturing Stock
49. Stock Photography Market
50. Create A Style Guide
51. Stock Shoot Analysis
52. Workflow For Selecting Final Stills
53. Initial Editing In Adobe Bridge
54. Reviewing And Selecting Motion Footage
55. Keeping Track Of Your Story Ideas
56. Script And Story Structure Evolution
57. Editing To The Content
58. Music As A Character
59. Business Diversification
60. Business Strategy
61. Pillars Of Revenue
62. Branding
63. Partnerships And Brand Strategy
64. Galleries And Fine Art
65. Budgeting
66. The Future Of Photography
67. Q&A And Critique

CLASS DESCRIPTION

Turn Your Passion For Nature And Adventure Into A Livelihood

Great outdoor photography starts with a love of adventure and exploration. Learn to maximize your skills and optimize your potential with this complete guide to capturing photos and video in the great outdoors. Award-winning photographer and filmmaker Ian Shive will go in-depth on how to create a story through stills and motion in any environment.

Throughout these lessons, Ian will cover scouting and planning, capturing photo and video, and understanding how to get an audience for your final project
Ian will cover:

• Permit needs and location scouting essentials
• Gear basics & prep
• Introduction to using drones
• Fundamentals of moving from still photography to capturing video
• How to capture landscapes
• Composition and lighting techniques
• How to handle low-light situations
• How to capture for stock photography and video
• Getting your work seen in print and publications
• And more!

For four weeks, Ian will be your outdoor guide to capturing the beauty and greatness in nature. If you have a love for nature or adventure, join this class to learn how to turn your passion and social media posts into profit or exposure.

IAN SHIVE

Ian Shive is a photographer, author, film and television producer, conservationist, and innovative businessman.  He has worked with some of the most important outdoor organizations including the Nature Conservancy, the Sierra Club, the Environmental Defense Fund, the National Parks Conservation Association, and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. In 2001, he was honored with the prestigious Ansel Adams Award for Conservation Photography.

In addition to his photography, Shive is a filmmaker and cinematographer whose work has appeared on television, in film festivals, and in multimedia campaigns throughout the United States. In 2015, Shive led a team of filmmakers and scientists on a groundbreaking expedition in Cuba for a segment on Discovery Channel’s “Shark Week.” He recently partnered with the Sierra Club to produce two films for a national conservation campaign, “Chasing the Distance” and “The Land We Defend,” and with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to document America’s urban wildlife refuges and the Midway Atoll in the Pacific Ocean, timed to coincide with the 75th commemoration of the Battle of Midway. He is currently directing a new film, Hidden Pacific, which will bring the Pacific Ocean’s protected and remote national wildlife refuge islands and marine national monuments to giant screen and IMAX® theaters.

The National Parks: Our American Legacy (2015) and The National Parks: Our American Landscape (2011), two of Shive’s best-selling photography books, have played a role in shaping environmental diplomacy efforts throughout the world and heightened awareness of our national parks and the National Park Service. His images of majestic landscapes, intimate portraits of nature, and people enjoying the outdoors have appeared in Outside, National Geographic, Sunset, Travel + Leisure, the New York Times, and many other well-known media outlets. In his role as a conservationist, Shive has lobbied before Congress numerous times, including as part of a team on behalf of the impact on the environment by the border fence in Mexico, and he has twice presented his images to capacity crowds at the Smithsonian Institute in Washington, D.C.

A studied and innovative pioneer of new standards in photography, motion picture, and protecting the rights of photographers, Shive extended his mark on the photography industry as the founder and CEO of Tandem Stills + Motion, a leading visual media company that provides premium photographs, film footage, and digital asset management for the nature, outdoor adventure, healthy living, and travel industries. Shive is based in Los Angeles.

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