On Demand Livestream: Shooting a Corporate Portrait in 10 Minutes
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Published 2017-07-06
It’s the first thing that hits you as you step into the office. Phones ring. Managers rush to and from meetings. Writers hastily punch away at keyboards in a desperate attempt to finish their latest project. A clock ticks from a distant wall, slowly pulling time away from the employees below.
Somehow, amid this hustle and bustle, you’re supposed to take a corporate shot.
But time is precious here. They can’t wait for you to set up your lighting, snap shot after shot in order to get it right.
All you’ve got is ten minutes.
Deep breaths.
You don’t need to panic. Join internationally sought after photographer Joey Quintero as he shows you, step by step, how to nail any corporate portrait in just ten minutes.
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Products Used in this Video:
- Impact Venture TTL-600 Battery-Powered Monolight (x2)
- Impact 7" Grid (30 Degree)
- Impact Luxbanx Small Octagonal Softbox (36")
- Impact Umbrella - White Translucent (43")
- Impact 22" Beauty Dish Reflector
- Impact Circular Collapsible Reflector with Handles (42", Silver/White)
- Impact Multiboom Light Stand and Reflector Holder - 13' (4m)
- Impact Turtle Base C-Stand Kit - 10.75' (Chrome) (x2)
All Comments (21)
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Such a delight - besides the great content - that you spared us annoying background-music. Just simple, pure, beautiful teaching! Thank you, Sir! 🙏
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Best head shot tutorial yet. Anyone can set up lights, not anyone can direct and encourage a non-professional subject. Thank you.
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Besides the high-quality shots, I like the relationships between photographer and the client. The communication skills are very important and you Sir, showed how to do it. Thank you for this tutorial.
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"I noticed carefully" this guys a pro. ;D Nicely produced video, with no filler. Wish all youtube instructionals are this good.
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Probably the best tutorial I’ve seen on here - and I’ve seen a lot. So professional and efficient!
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Simple, straightforward and effective. I also enjoyed your banter, with the subject. It's one of the most effective 'tools' a photographer uses, for portrait work.
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You've got this down to a beautiful science. Thanks so much for the imminently useful tips & demonstration.
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This is one of the best videos that I have ever seen. Straight to the point, excellent demonstration and easy to follow.
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Love this. Thanks for the techniques. Your lighting is very straight forward and gives very nice results.
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These turned out so great! My Dad has been shooting corporate portraits since the 60's and I've been fortunate to see how he interacts with his clients besides just the technical side of portrait photography. Subscribed! Love this photographer's professionalism and great work!
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I love your voice! made the video very easy to listen to and learn. Thank you!
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Two thumbs up! Very professional and very helpful,thank you for sharing!
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Fantastic guide. Highly impressed. You not only know your stuff, you know how to teach it. Time well spent.
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Excellent video. To make a long story short, as Joey Quintero always says, this video is very educative.
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Appreciate the pace that you teach and instruct your client. Thank you
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Fantastic informative video. You make it look so easy which is an art!
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I am speechless with not only the quality of the raw shot but your professionalism and way of communicating with the client. Amazing! Thank you for this video. Definitely helped me with some tips for todays corporate headshot session i am shooting.
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That test shot blew me away! I would have been very happy with that
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Awesome tutorial, thanks Greets from Germany
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thank you for sharing a glimpse of your studio work. would you give me a rough idea on how you toned the images - i guess some kind of split toning but it also could be a clever white balance. have a great day!
