John Keatley – Portrait Photography: Creating and Styling your Environment

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John Keatley – Portrait Photography: Creating and Styling your Environment

• 52 Video lessons in HD
• 14h 39m of class content

LESSONS

1. Class Introduction
2. Creative Photography Path
3. Importance Of Personal Work
4. Concepts And Inspiration
5. Choosing Your Environment
6. Research And Mood Boards
7. Finding Your Style
8. Establishing A Team
9. Jobs On Set
10. Production Hurdles
11. Working With An Art Director
12. Pooling Resources
13. Casting
14. Wardrobe
15. Set Design And Props: Interview With John Lavin
16. Gear
17. Lighting
18. Technical Vs. Flexible Lighting
19. Creating Environment
20. Gear Essentials Vs. DIY Solutions
21. Lighting For Your Subject
22. Lighting For Your Environment
23. Q&A
24. Directing Your Subject
25. Tips For Directing Talent
26. Pre-Lighting And Test Shoots
27. Shoot: Stylized Portrait – Close Up Part 1
28. Shoot: Stylized Portrait – Close Up Part 2
29. Shoot: Stylized Portrait – Close Up Part 3
30. Set Tour And Lighting Set Up
31. Shoot: Building Environment & Lighting Adjustments
32. Shoot: Building Environment Part 1
33. Shoot: Building Environment Part 2
34. Photo Critique
35. Shoot: Row Boat In Fog Set Tour
36. Shoot: Row Boat In Fog Part 1
37. Shoot: Row Boat In Fog Part 2
38. Shoot: Row Boat In Fog Part 3
39. Shoot: Row Boat In Fog Part 4
40. Shoot: Scuba In The Hull Part 1
41. Shoot: Scuba In The Hull Part 2
42. Shoot: Scuba In The Hull Part 3
43. Image Selection: Stylized Portrait
44. Image Selection: Building Environment
45. Image Selection: Row Boat In Fog
46. Image Selection: Scuba In The Hull
47. Next Steps: Create New Work
48. Next Steps: Share Your Work
49. Next Steps: Marketing And Branding Consistency
50. Final Image Reveal – Concept And Casting
51. Final Image Reveal – Retouching: Communication And Direction
52. Final Image Reveal – Final Q&A

CLASS DESCRIPTION
Produce, Light And Create Your Vision

Connect to your photos
Don’t capture another picture that says nothing of your own style. Grow your confidence in creating or styling a portrait that pops and, more importantly, resonates. Recognize that you’re tired of feeling disconnected to your photography.

Tap into your artistic vision
Establishing your creative voice and finding the inspiration and support to stay with it are essential skills for a career in photography. Commit to mastering the technical elements so you can save time in production, focus on creating images with emotion, and start making the pictures that express your creative vision and ultimately resemble what you want to get paid to take.

Learn from the authority: John Keatley
John’s photos have filled the pages of Rolling Stone, Wired, and the New York Times Magazine. He’s covered celebrities from Anthony Hopkins to Macklemore and even had the rare opportunity to photograph Annie Leibovitz. He’s also passionate about education and supporting artists to find their personal style.

In this one-of-a-kind class, John breaks down how to conceptualize, produce, style, light and fine-tune your ideas. He leads you through the creation of an environmental portrait series, showing you how to make a vision come to life with any budget.

What you get out of this exclusive shoot:

• Find inspiration and execute your vision
• Research and create desired environments for set design or location scouting
• Cast for portrait and direct subjects on set
• Build a team of support around your project
• Lighting and styles to make the background and subject work together
• Creative ways to build your vision, regardless of budgetary limitations

Commit to your creativity
Are you ready to push the boundaries and find your unique voice? Get the hands-on tools to flex your creativity, collaborate for results, and carry out your vision.

CLASS MATERIALS

• Keatley Keynote Presentation

JOHN KEATLEY
John Keatley often self-characterizes his work as a reflection of himself, rather than the individual he is photographing. In recent years

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2. Portrait Photography: Creating and Styling your Environment Course

• There are no scheduled coaching calls or sessions with the author.
• Access to the author’s private Facebook group or web portal is not permitted.
• No access to the author’s private membership forum.
• There is no direct email support available from the author or their team.