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December 15, 2021 by Alex Cooke

How to Convincingly Edit Music to the Right Length for Your Videos

It can be a really frustrating thing. You have the footage in place and you have found the perfect bit of music to bring everything together, except there is one problem: it isn't the right length. Every video editor needs to have some audio editing skills, and this fantastic video tutorial will show you how to put them to use to convincingly edit a piece of music to the right length for a video.

July 31, 2019 by Rob Baggs

A Mistake Many Photographers Make When Trying to Get New Clients

Getting new clients is exciting, but often difficult. If you've got no mutual connection, no contact to introduce you, or no event you can bump in to them at, you're against the odds. So don't make it even harder.

February 5, 2019 by Paul Parker

Six Changes Photographers Need to Make to Their Websites in 2019

If you're not getting the followers, traffic, or clients you think you should be, then it might be your website that is part of the problem.

March 3, 2017 by Ryan Cooper

Four Mega Mistakes Most Photography Portfolio Websites Make

First impressions are everything, and your website is often your first chance to make a great impression with a potential client or fan. Unfortunately, most website portfolios are pretty rough. I will try to skip the obvious and avoid telling you about having a nice design or great work, instead lets focus on some of the things that are a lot less obvious but also super important when it comes to putting your best foot forward.

February 21, 2017 by Jordan Pinder

Create Colorful Three-Light Children's Portraits

One of my favorite setups for studio portraits of children was inspired by Jill Greenberg’s photos of crying babies. These portraits are fun, simple, and focus on teasing out a variety of natural expressions of children as they are being photographed. This tutorial demonstrates how to photograph and edit this particular style of a three-light children’s portrait.