In a recent on-topic episode of Perspective by Cinemate, Gregg and I delved into a topic that’s often overlooked but deeply significant in the creative world: cultural relevancy. As wedding photographers and videographers, our work focuses on capturing timeless moments, but do we need to consider the broader cultural implications of our creations, especially in today’s interconnected world?

Balancing creativity with equipment and what’s truly important to be a wedding photographer or wedding videographer.

Let’s navigate the Booking Drought together: Staying Positive and Moving Forward!

In the whirlwind world of wedding photography and videography, it’s easy to get caught up in the hustle and forget why you started in the first place. That's why we're excited to revisit one of our favourite episodes from the podcast, where we chatted with the amazing Lisa Devlin. She's not just a legendary wedding photographer but also the brain behind Photography Farm, a learning hub for creatives like us. This episode is packed with nuggets of wisdom on balancing business with creativity and finding joy in what you do. Let’s break it down.

Ever thought about revisiting old podcast episodes? It’s amazing what you can pick up when you listen again, especially when the guest is as insightful as Mark Pacura. We often have the pleasure of shooting alongside Mark, a destination wedding photographer with a wealth of experience, and it’s always a masterclass. We recently revisited our episode with him and found ourselves nodding along to his advice all over again. If you’re a wedding photographer or videographer looking to step up your game while keeping your life in balance, this episode is packed with knowledgeable conversation and invaluable tips.