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ENTERPRISE
£2500

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Ideal for businesses who would benefit from having more in-depth photography training, brand styling and photography planning that covers a whole year. This is long term training. Sessions 2, 3 and 4 would act to reinforce the previous training and advance the skills to higher levels.

May have basic camera handling skills but wants to improve on them. May have good camera handling skills but needs help with directing people and situations. Looking for art direction for the business over all four Quarters. Wants to invest in a branded image library for the business, for both online and printed use. Sees the value in having someone to brainstorm ideas with as well as gaining the skills to execute the images they envision. Wants long term training that allows for new team members to upskill.

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What you'll get

•    4 x Four hours of training – one per quarter
•    Images that you can start using straight away from each session
•    Highly personalised Photography Brand Guidelines – bound printed

      and pdf
•    4 x Photography list to cover the future quarters – planning 3 to 6

      months ahead
•    Up to 2 hours consultancy via phone/Zoom to work on strategy and

      work through ideas 
•    Monthly 30-minute creative brain-storming meeting

CASE STUDY
Louise (Something Kind of Woo)

Louise has just opened up her crystal shop in Wiltshire called Something Kind of Woo

 

Louise's immediate needs was to learn to take good consistent photos of her products to go on her e-commerce website as well as her social media.

 

She only has her phone camera (android) and wasn’t sure of the best place to take the photos, or the best settings. She also wanted advice on backgrounds and style.​

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THE TRAINING

  • Finding the best place to set up a shooting area using natural light

  • Working out the best photo board and background to use

  • The best settings on her phone camera

  • Composition - where to place the item in the frame

  • Dealing with high contrast items and getting the best exposure

  • Basic macro settings for very small items

  • Basic editing on the phone

  • Three Key Images for the selling page on her website

  • Starting basic arty images with products (seeing key details)

THE OUTCOME

Louise is already using her photography training to provide consistent images for her website. Her web designer has said what a difference it has made, how great it is to work with a client who has had the training; it means her website is going to look far better than if she was using random stock images.

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Louise has now moved into her shop since her first session, so I will do a follow up mini session with to make sure she can transfer her new skills to her new space before we do anything else.

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