Getting Started in Music Photography with Red Bull Photographer Todd Owyoung

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TODD OWYOUNG

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301639-01 - Class Intro to Getting Started in Music Photography.mp4

01:13

301639-02 - Live Music Photography.mp4

13:40

301639-03 - Camera Settings.mp4

09:34

301639-04 - Tip & Techniques for Capturing Live Music.mp4

09:14

301639-05 - Research & Preparation.mp4

06:20

301639-06 - Challenges & Pain Points.mp4

00:40

301639-07 - All Access.mp4

16:29

301639-08 - Shooting for Editorial.mp4

03:15

301639-09 - Capturing Music Festivals.mp4

03:58

301639-10 - Using Speedlights.mp4

07:44

301639-11 - Photographing Drummers.mp4

07:44

301639-12 - Gear.mp4

25:39

301639-13 - Location Scouting.mp4

19:57

301639-14 - Artist Portraits.mp4

06:56

301639-15 - Artist Portraits - Stairwell.mp4

06:48

301639-16 - Artist Portraits - Outside.mp4

12:04

301639-17 - Sound Check with Low Hums and Wild Powwers.mp4

05:12

301639-18 - Photographing Live Shows - Low Hums.mp4

06:29

301639-19 - Photographing Live Shows - Wild Powwers.mp4

05:22

301639-20 - Getting Started.mp4

10:15

301639-21 - The Photo Pass.mp4

19:38

301639-22 - Photo Pit Etiquette.mp4

06:29

301639-23 - The Business of Music Photography.mp4

12:02

301639-24 - Post Processing Workflow.mp4

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Description

Capture great live concert photography like a Red Bull Photographer

AFTER THIS CLASS YOU’LL BE ABLE TO:

Learn how to price and license yourself as a music photographer
Work in even the darkest of venues
Capture variety with a band during a short set with limited space
Utilize speedlights within a performance
Work with performers to pose portraits that capture their music
Post-processing techniques to take your image to the next level

ABOUT TODD'S CLASS:

With the lights, energy and creativity behind each concert- it’s no wonder that music photography continues to be a dream career. In this course, created in partnership with Red Bull Photography, Todd Owyoung walks through how to get into the music photography business by working with bands, venues and albums. He talks through licensing and pricing your time and your images to publisist, venues, magazines and more. This course goes in the field with Todd and three different bands to walk through how to capture a variety of images in a small amount of time. He teaches how to set up and direct portraits with the band in green rooms and between sound checks. Todd explains how to make even the smallest and grungiest venue make a band look mainstream. This course will teach you composition, working with flash and natural light, directing the band and performers and things to never forget when photographing a live event.

WHO THIS CLASS IS FOR:

Music Photographers
Event Photographers
Beginners

ABOUT YOUR INSTRUCTOR:

Todd Owyoung is a music photographer with over a decade of experience specializing in music lifestyle, musician/celebrity portraits, and concert photography. If it rocks, he shoots it. Based in New York City.

He’s obsessed with nailing those rockstar moments, the images that fans love to see of their favorite bands. Whether the venue is a 200-capacity club or Madison Square Garden, shooting for a major brand or on tour, his images place you in the front row.

His clients range from bands and festivals to magazines, lifestyle brands and ad agencies. In 2012, Complex Magazine named him #3 in their list of the "Greatest Music Photographers Right Now".

He’s a Nikon Ambassador for Nikon Camera

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Todd Owyoung is a music photographer and Nikon Ambassador with over a decade of experience specializing in music lifestyle, musician/celebrity portraits, and concert photography. If it rocks, he shoots it. Based in New York City. He’s obsessed with nailing those rockstar moments, the images that fans love to see of their favorite bands. Whether the venue is a 200-capacity club or Madison Square Garden, shooting for a major brand or on tour, his images place you in the front row. His clients range from bands and festivals to magazines, lifestyle brands and ad agencies. In 2012, Complex Magazine named him #3 in their list of the" Greatest Music Photographers Right Now".