In this episode we sit down with renowned photographer Yan Palmer. Yan shares her journey from a conservative upbringing in Utah to becoming a celebrated photographer and educator. She discusses her love for film photography, the profound impact of light and shadow on her work, and her unique approach to capturing authentic moments. Yan also opens up about overcoming creative blocks, the importance of presence in her art, and her experiences building a supportive community through her Substack, Yanland. Join us for an inspiring conversation that delves deep into the heart of artistic expression and the creative process.

In this episode we dive into a lively and insightful discussion with Natalie Webster of Natalie J Weddings. She shares her incredible journey from a young photographer with a passion for fashion to becoming a renowned wedding photographer. She discusses the transition from studio fashion photography to the dynamic world of weddings, her unique approach to capturing authentic moments, and the importance of maintaining a work-life balance. Natalie also provides valuable insights on branding, marketing strategies, and the power of authenticity in building a successful photography business. Join us for an engaging conversation full of tips, stories, and inspiration for wedding professionals.

In this episode of 'Perspective by Cinemate,' we sit down with the talented Russell Kent Nicholls, diving deep into the intricacies of 'Mastering Luxury Weddings.' From his humble beginnings to becoming one of the UK's top wedding filmmakers, Russell shares his journey, insights, and tips for capturing the essence of luxury weddings. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out, this episode is packed with valuable lessons on elevating your wedding videography game, making it a must-listen for anyone passionate about creating stunning, memorable wedding films.

Dive into the dynamic world of wedding photography with Simon, Gregg, Liam, and Bee in this enlightening episode of Perspective by Cinemate. Uncover unique insights on navigating the pandemic, mastering SEO, and achieving work-life harmony. Their captivating stories and expert tips are a must-listen for industry enthusiasts. Hit play for an engaging blend of professional wisdom and personal anecdotes

In this final Thrive episode of 'Perspective by Cinemate,' we're joined by the talented Melody Joy, a wedding photographer whose business now thrives (see what we did there) in the UK after relocating from Chicago. Melody opens up about her life changes, including getting married and settling in Edinburgh, and how these experiences have shaped her work. She delves into her focused, targeted marketing strategies, emphasizing the power of SEO and Pinterest in attracting consistent UK inquiries. Melody's artistic evolution is also a key focus, as she discusses transitioning from moodier colors to lighter tones and her love for minimalist compositions in her photography, even amidst wedding day chaos. She also shares insights into her post-production techniques, including the use of flash for striking evening shots. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of personal growth and professional creativity in wedding photography.

In this episode of Perspective by Cinemate, Simon and Gregg engage with Esme Whiteside, delving into her journey and philosophies in wedding photography. Esme shares her approach to capturing natural, emotional moments and discusses her transition from traditional art to photography. She opens up about personal challenges and how they shaped her work, providing an honest and intimate view of balancing a passion for art with the practicalities of running a business. This conversation is not only insightful for photographers but also deeply human, offering listeners a unique perspective on creativity and resilience.

Join Gregg and Simon as they delve into the imaginative world of Brooke Johnson, a unique wedding photographer who merges personal storytelling with unconventional lighting techniques. In this episode of Perspective by Cinemate, Brooke reveals her secrets to crafting authentic and impactful images by challenging industry standards. Don't miss her infectious enthusiasm and creative insights—click play now for a dose of inspiration and a fresh perspective on photography!

In this episode of Perspective by Cinemate, we sit down with the legendary photographer John Dolan. With over 30 years in wedding photography, John shares his journey, revealing how his style evolved and how he balances the creative and business sides. He offers invaluable advice on connecting with clients and adapting to industry shifts, making this episode a treasure trove of wisdom for photographers aiming to elevate their craft in 2024.

Delve into the world of Joy Zamora, a distinguished wedding photographer. We explore his journey from street to wedding photography, his introverted nature in the industry, and his distinctive storytelling approach. Joy opens up about his creative process and how his diverse interests shape his work, offering invaluable insights for photographers seeking to enhance their brand and artistic identity.

In this episode of Perspective by Cinemate, we sit down with Jo Greenfield, a talented wedding photographer. Jo shares her experiences transitioning to full-time photography during the pandemic, facing the challenges of adjusting prices, and juggling a hectic schedule with personal life. She talks about her approach to capturing emotions in photography and balancing the demands of being a business owner. This episode is a must-listen for photographers navigating the complexities of the industry and looking for real-world insights.

In this special episode of Perspective we welcome back Lisa Devlin, to sheds light on Thrive 2024. We’ve teamed up with Photography Farm again to bring you six special episodes of this podcast in anticipation of Thrive 2024. Lisa unveils why each of the six phenomenal mentors was chosen, offering a sneak peek into what makes Thrive a must-attend event. Perfect for those keen on deepening their photography skills and kicking 2024 off with a bang.