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Wedding Workshop Five | Photographing the Ceremony
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Wedding Workshop Five | Photographing the Ceremony
- 1.1 Trailer 1M 16S
- 1.2 Introduction - Why Are We Here?
- 1.3 10 Easily Avoidable Wedding Blunders from 200 Wedding Photographers 11M 20S
- 1.4 Our Favorite Lenses Among 10,000 Wedding Photographs
- 1.5 Pre-Ceremony Checklist from 200 Wedding Photographers 7M 21S
- 1.6 Favorite SFX Creative Accessories During the Ceremony
- 1.7 Our Second and Lead Photographer Gear Guide
- 1.8 Assignment: SFX Creative Ceremony Shot
- 1.9 Photographing the Ceremony: Chapter One
- 2.1 Telling a Complete and Cohesive Story
- 2.2 What To Photograph Within a Single Wedding Moment | Wedding Week
- 2.3 How To Photograph A Wedding Ceremony With A Team 5M 30S
- 2.4 Team Lens Synergy
- 2.5 Processional Movement and Positioning
- 2.6 Ceremony Movement and Positioning
- 2.7 Recessional Movement and Positioning
- 2.8 Assignment: Within a Single Moment
- 2.9 Photographing the Ceremony: Chapter Two
- 3.1 Pre-Ceremony: Grip & Grins and Candids
- 3.2 Processional: Groom + Wedding Party
- 3.3 Processional: Bride's Entrance
- 3.4 Ceremony: The Couple
- 3.5 Ceremony: The Scene and Venue
- 3.6 Ceremony: Wedding Party + VIPs
- 3.7 Ceremony: Moments
- 3.8 Ceremony: The Kiss
- 3.9 Recessional: The Couple + VIPs
- 3.10 Bonus: Ceremony Coverage In Practice
- 3.11 Assignment: Key Ceremony Moments
- 3.12 Photographing the Ceremony: Chapter Three Quiz
- 4.1 Cultural Case Studies: Christian (Non-Denominational) Weddings
- 4.2 Cultural Case Studies: Catholic Weddings
- 4.3 Cultural Case Studies: Chinese + Asian Tea Ceremonies
- 4.4 Cultural Case Studies: Mormon/Latter-Day Saints
- 4.5 Cultural Case Studies: Hindu/Indian Weddings - Baraat
- 4.6 Cultural Case Studies: Hindu/Indian Weddings - Ceremony
- 4.7 Cultural Case Studies: Hindu/Indian Weddings - Lightroom
- 4.8 Cultural Case Studies: Iranian/Persian Weddings
- 4.9 Cultural Case Studies: Jewish (General) Weddings
- 4.10 Assignment: Cultural Wedding Coverage
- 4.11 Photographing the Ceremony: Chapter Four Quiz
- 5.1 Foreground Elements
- 5.2 Why You Should Use A Tilt-Shift Lens For Wedding Photography 5M 52S
- 5.3 Prism
- 5.4 Free Lens
- 5.5 Other Creative Angles and Effects
- 5.6 Assignment: Special Effects
- 5.7 Photographing the Ceremony: Chapter Five Quiz
Total Course Run Time 6H 5M 21S
Course Progression
Tutorials Completed 0 / 41
Quizzes Completed 0 / 6
Assignment Completed 6 / 6
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Guys, thanks so much for all these invaluable tips..one quick tech Q: if the ceremony is facing the sun, how do you handle the backlight as a lead when you take all the shots from the back and you cannot even angle it a bit? .. could a OCF bounced to a white card or flash vender work to throw some light, or you overexpose and blow highlights? thanks
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Guys, thanks so much for all these invaluable tips..one quick tech Q: if the ceremony is facing the sun, how do you handle the backlight as a lead when you take all the shots from the back and you cannot even angle it a bit? .. could a OCF bounced to a white card or flash vender work to throw some light, or you overexpose and blow highlights? thanks