Instagram’s Cool, But Podcasting Builds Empires: A Photographer’s Guide
There's a bridge yet to be crossed that connects us to our audience on a much deeper level. Enter podcasting, a medium that can absolutely revolutionize the way we engage.
There's a bridge yet to be crossed that connects us to our audience on a much deeper level. Enter podcasting, a medium that can absolutely revolutionize the way we engage.
Stuff For Studios is the educational division of Stonetree Creative, offering self-paced online courses for aspiring and established creatives in the fields of podcasting, photography, and videography.
In this episode, Maine photographer Matt Stagliano speaks with Jonny Edward, a commercial and portrait photographer, as well a top-tier educator based in Denver, Colorado. Jonny recently hosted his unique workshop, Artistic Alchemy, where he teaches students his entire creative process from interactions with models, to lighting and shooting, to final retouching and delivery. "Jonny and I had gone out to dinner in Denver a few days prior to the workshop and when we got back to his studio I setup a quick recording just to capture the conversation. This is as real as it gets, audio glitches and all. In this conversation we talk about trends in the photography education space, intentionality, connection with clients, and so much more." For more on Jonny Edward's photography and educational courses, please visit jonnyedward.com
Navigating the choppy waters of running a small business? Consider this your guide to choosing the right CRM system. We weigh the pros and cons of 17Hats to help you make a decision that'll put the wind in your sails.
If you're in the photography world at all, you'll know Nikki Closser from her cornerstone work with Sue Bryce on Sue Bryce Education as one of the original mentors, and that experience helped her establish The Portrait System podcast which just reached more than 2 million downloads. I've been fortunate to be a guest on The Portrait System and I can tell you that Nikki is the real deal. All of her success is well deserved because of her approach to truly connecting with, and helping the people in her life. In this conversation we talk about how weird our voices sound, getting started in real estate investing, chicken coop chandeliers, and how to best mitigate risk when building wealth.
Delve into the intriguing journey of the ego vs soul. Find out how Stonetree Creative's philosophy helps clients get past their ego to connect with their soul for authentic portrait photography.
Unveiling a transformative journey: aligning business with passion. Join me in embracing authenticity and meaningful connections. Exciting changes ahead!
In this episode, Maine photographer Matt Stagliano speaks with Melissa June: entrepreneur and founder of The League - a woman-centric networking and professional development group in the Legal world.
In this episode, Maine photographer Matt Stagliano speaks with Nicole York: author, photographer, digital artist, educator, and creative visionary behind The Artist's Forge. Nicole is the quintessential artist, mastering her craft in nearly everything she does, and is also one of the smartest people in the industry.
In this episode, viewers will hear from Maine-based portrait photographer, Matt Stagliano, as he interviews Hollywood retoucher and digital artist Dennis Dunbar. Dennis is the man behind some of the most iconic movie posters in the film industry, like Blair Witch Project, I Am Legend, 1832, Deadpool, Jumanji, and the list goes on and on... From the early days of Photoshop to modern color grading techniques, from film to frequency separation, we talk about it all. If you ever wanted to get a feel for what it's like to work as an integral part of the commercial and film industries, this is a conversation for you. You can find more of Dennis' work at his website, https://dunbardigital.com