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Lynda - Photographing High School Senior Portraits | 1.35GB
Duration:
1h 57m |
Video:
AVC (.mp4) 1280x720 30fps |
Audio:
AAC 44.1KHz 2ch
Genre:
eLearning |
Level:
Intermediate |
Language:
English
The senior portrait is a traditional rite of passage for a high school student. But senior portraits aren't what they used to be: staid, format portraits shot in front of a mottled gray background. These days, an effective senior portrait conveys the personality of its subject, and is often shot on-location or outdoors.
In this course, photographer and educator Derrick Story details the art and the process of modern senior portraiture, from working with the subject and his or her parents to plan a shot list, to shooting indoors and out, to delivering the final shots. Along the way, he examines gear and workflow considerations, including lighting, sharing proofs, and post-processing.
And because senior portraiture is a potentially lucrative business, the course concludes with a discussion of various business angles, including developing a pricing strategy, connecting with local high schools, marketing through social media outlets, and more.
Introduction to High School Senior Portraiture 3m 10s
Welcome 1m 12s
Understanding the art and business of portraiture 1m 58s
1. The Basic Guidelines and Business of Portraiture 14m 15s
Understanding the general guidelines for senior portraits 1m 44s
Exploring the light in various shoot locations 3m 24s
Understanding the business of senior portraits 3m 36s
Pricing for portrait shoots 2m 55s
Setting up a portable studio 2m 36s
2. Studio Space and Posing Options 28m 34s
Understanding the minimum space requirements for a studio shoot 2m 25s
Working with portable stands and backdrops 2m 44s
Posing and photographing female subjects 7m 21s
Discussing the interior shoot expectations with a student 4m 35s
Posing and photographing a male subject 8m 36s
Working with continuous lights vs. strobes 2m 53s
3. Working with Family Members and Shooting Outside 31m 18s
Reviewing the gear for the outdoor portrait shoot 5m 35s
Reviewing additional accessories for the outdoor portrait shoot 3m 52s
Working with family members during a portrait shoot 5m 49s
Discussing the expectations for the yearbook portrait 4m 55s
Shooting a portrait, starting with natural light 7m 5s
Taking advantage of the golden hour for outdoor portraits 4m 2s
4. Reviewing and Sharing Final Selects 39m 36s
Sorting through the portrait shoot session 7m 17s
Picking the set to share with the client 6m 54s
Sharing the image set with the client 5m 42s
Working with a client in person to review images 9m 26s
Touching up and post work on the client favorites 5m 6s
Reviewing the final selects picked by the photographer 5m 11s
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