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Hey guys, first and foremost a huge welcome
and thank you for signing up to my
course, The Complete Wedding Photographer.
Whether you've shot one wedding or 500 I
genuinely hope that this course brings you value
and gives you a fresh mindset or approach
to shooting weddings and running a successful business.
The content within this course is the culmination
and result of me being an established UK
and destination wedding photographer over the past 8
years.
I've gone from charging £400 a wedding to
currently averaging over £6,000 a booking, shooting
weddings throughout the UK, Italy, France, Spain, Denmark,
Greece, Ibiza, the list just goes on and
I'm here to share every experience and lesson
I've picked up along the way.
For those of you at the very start
of that journey, this course will be invaluable
as I'll be sharing my mistakes and victories
in an open and honest way.
It may take some time to digest and
work through but it will be worth it,
I hope.
If you're an experienced photographer there will be
plenty of ideas and practices that I have
no doubt you'll already know.
But I always believe we can get better,
no one is the finished article, I'm certainly
not.
So hopefully this course will give you an
insight into fine tuning your business and provide
you with some ideas on how to take
your brand to the next level.
With that in mind, please recognise that there
will be a huge variety of differing levels
of ability on this course and I'm going
to try my best to ensure that no
one, regardless of their ability, feels excluded.
So please don't be offended if I sound
patronising at any point, I'm just trying to
make sure that nothing is left to guesswork.
That said, I would hope that if you're
on this course you do have a basic
understanding of photography, you know how to shoot
in manual mode and understand exposing a frame.
If not, then I'd advise you access the
Beginner's Photography course from my site where I
walk you through basic camera settings and principles
before continuing with this course.
Obviously there will be some technical information throughout
this course but I'm not someone who obsesses
over camera spec, I'm always keen to simplify
any process within my business and the same
applies to my teaching, I try to be
as clear and concise as possible without being
overwhelming or confusing.
Regardless of your current situation or background and
experience, this course is designed to teach you
the fundamentals every wedding photographer should know and
follow.
But I want this course to challenge you,
I want it to make you ask questions
of yourself and your business.
It might be your process, your brand, your
website or systems.
I want you to question them all as
we work through each section.
Do you have knowledge gaps?
Are those elements of your business doing what
they should?
Are they working hard and efficiently?
And are they producing results?
Because it's not until you ask those questions
that you can recognise the weaknesses in your
business and in turn focus your efforts to
bridge those gaps and to drive up standards.
At the end of the day we're all
here to learn right?
We're all here to become better photographers, better
businesses, better creatives.
You've shown up, you're here.
There are no questions or topics off limits.
I'd hope that anyone who has previously attended
one of my workshops would agree I am
as honest and as open as they come.
There is no daft question in the search
for knowledge here.
If something doesn't make sense, no matter how
trivial you may think it is, just reach
out, I'm here to help.
Now you have my email address below and
I will always try and respond personally ASAP,
but if I'm away or it's the weekend
or it's a niche question you want a
broader response from, you all have access to
the private Facebook group of which the link
and password are posted beneath this video.
This group is without doubt as valuable as
the course itself.
There are hundreds of like-minded photographers and
videographers who are likely to have already encountered
the query you're looking to find an answer
to.
If you haven't signed up to the Facebook
group already, you are missing out on an
incredibly valuable resource.
So click the link below, use the password
to gain access to the group which I
have to protect as it is such a
valuable resource.
Finally, just a little disclaimer for you all.
I'm not always right.
I am completely self-taught.
I have no formal education in photography.
There may be ideas I share or things
I suggest that you do not agree with.
That is totally fine.
This course is built around my background.
These are my experiences.
Therefore, these are all my opinions.
You might not share them.
It is your responsibility to decide what you
wish to take away and implement from this
course.
What's worked for me might not for you
and that's cool.
For me, this is one of the huge
advantages of being self-employed, is that you
decide what's beneficial for you and your business.
Do not take everything I say as gospel.
Instead, absorb it, take away what makes sense
and what feels right to you.
On that note, get comfy, get a fresh
coffee or top up your wine.
You know, I'm usually with either choice and
let's get the show on the road.
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