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New Webinar: Real Estate Photography Editing with Rich Baum
March 22, 2020
Since we’re all currently stuck at home, it’s the perfect time to brush up on your education!!
We’re excited to announce our next webinar!
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The Art Of Real Estate Cinematography – New Tutorial Available
December 24, 2019
By Jordan Powers
After nearly 3 months in the making, 80+ hours of editing, 50+ hours of filming, 30+ hours of administrative work, and 20+ hours of traveling, we are excited to finally announce the launch of The Art of Real Estate Cinematography! I include these details not to brag about how hard we worked on this, but because I had NO idea what would go into this course when the idea came. I am in disbelief that this topic would require the amount of thought and planning that it did. I have been making real estate videos since 2013, so I figured we would just simply explain the process like most other tutorials do. While we do cover the process, this course is more geared toward the HOW & WHY of real estate filmmaking.
Video for real estate is still a tool that we are all trying to understand, both what works stylistically and for our businesses. There are countless ways to make a real estate video and no one way is the “right” way. With that in mind, Nick Swartzendruber, of Drone Cowboys, and I decided to make a course that is focused not on HOW to shoot video for real estate, but how to think more about our approach and stylistic choices when it comes to making real estate films.
Shooting Spaces listeners can now enjoy 10% by CLICKING HERE.
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Three Reasons You Should Be a Licensed Drone Pilot or Hire One
October 30, 2019
By Dee Zunker
Quick disclaimer – This post is written for the United States; however, the reasoning is similar in other countries as well.
First: It’s easy and inexpensive to get a license.
You study the material, schedule your test, pay $150, and pass a 60-question knowledge test.
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How To Make Money Licensing Photos Webinar Now Available For Sale
October 7, 2019
For those who were not able to attend our Live webinar two weeks ago, as promised, we have made last weeks Live Webinar available to everyone. We have received some amazing positive feedback on the webinar and there is tons of valuable information to learn.
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CamRanger 2 – Pre-Review Videos from Rich Baum
September 17, 2019
By Rich Baum
For the past 8 years I have found great benefit from having my camera tethered to an iPad. I love seeing everything on a bigger screen, I really like being able to walk around and see what I am photographing in “Real Time” and having the ability to trigger my camera from anywhere gives me so much freedom & flexability especially when I am placing and testing my lights away from camera.
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Webinar Announcement: Licensing Your Photos to New Vendors
September 13, 2019
Shooting Spaces is excited to announce our next LIVE webinar on September 26th at 9:30pm Eastern: How To Make Money Licensing Your Photos! We are teaming up with commercial interior photographer Adam Taylor
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How To Light a Big Hero with Five Dollar Lights
August 15, 2019
I have a client who builds luxury apartment complexes all over California, and I’m their pool guy. I know it sounds funny, but they call me whenever they need pool and exterior images (they call another photog to do the interiors of the model apartments.)
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Webinar Announcement: Composition Photo Critique with Tony Colangelo
July 2, 2019
After the success of our first webinar with Matthew Stallone, we are proud to announce the next LIVE webinar:
Photo Composition Critique with Tony Colangelo
For this live webinar, we are teaming up with Tony Colangelo, a veteran architectural photographer out of Canada.
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Settings For Starting In Real Estate Video
June 13, 2019
Where do you begin when you are setting up your shots for a real estate video shoot? You’d never run your camera on Auto for stills, so why would you ever leave your video image to chance with anything but manual settings. Having a good place to start is key. Let’s dive into our basic settings and the thought process for what to adjust and when.
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Copyright & Licensing For Real Estate Photography
May 16, 2019
I originally created this video to send to my clients, but as I was wrapping up I realized that this information could be beneficial to my peers
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