Become a Portrait Pro: Family and Kids
54mBeginner2019-02-21
Authors

Chris Orwig
Photographer, Author, Teacher
Course details
Discover how to turn your interest in family photography into a money making venture. From finding your style to booking a shoot, this introductory guide can help you start (or improve) a budding photo business. Chris Orwig shares how to stand out stylistically, discusses what gear is a must, and details the flow of a shoot. He also provides tips for approaching the financial and promotional aspects of your business, including how to commit to a pricing structure, develop a marketing budget, and create a website.
Learning objectives
Finding your style
Gear essentials
Committing to a pricing structure
Scheduling and planning
Developing a marketing budget
Creating a website
Delivering your images
Learning objectives
Finding your style
Gear essentials
Committing to a pricing structure
Scheduling and planning
Developing a marketing budget
Creating a website
Delivering your images
Skills covered
Portrait PhotographyPhotographyOne-Off
Concepts
0. Introduction
- 01 - Converting your passion into profit
1. Find Your Style
- 02 - Look with intent
- 03 - Get specific
- 04 - What is possible where you live
- 05 - Who do you have access to
- 06 - Write it out
2. Essentials
- 07 - Gear essentials
- 08 - Commit to a pricing structure
- 09 - Scheduling and planning
- 10 - Flow
- 11 - Finalizing the sale
3. Stepping Up Your Game
- 12 - Plan a styled shoot
- 13 - Develop a marketing budget and plan
- 14 - Create a website
- 15 - Deliver your images with style
- 16 - Create a guide
- 17 - Be generous and kind
Conclusion
- 18 - Next steps
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