This workshop is now available for purchase!
Join Sal Cincotta for his “take no prisoners” approach to the business of high-school senior photography. In this workshop he’ll dig into marketing plans, business plans, pricing, and packaging. Sal will also show how to create an ambassador program so that your kids are talking about you and selling you in their schools.
We’ll lead a series of live in-studio and on-location photo fashion shoots, because that’s ultimately what these kids want. You can’t ignore the high school market. Seniors become brides and brides become long-term family clients.
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Audio is messed up, is low compared to most other utub vids
Wow!!!! This is excellent information! I am actually doing a fun shoot next Saturday, Dec 17th. I thought I was prepared… Boy, was I wrong! lol… I will be by next week. Just some items to tighten up…. Thanks for sharing your experience…
great advice! love how you and your wife are such a great team!
Im all the way from South Africa and i digg your style and vibrant,fresh attitude to this industry. I have applied that to my business and business has never been better.
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Eğer hayatı çarşaf gibi bir deniz sanıyorsanız, çok geçmeden bir dalganın acı tokadıyla uyanırsınız bu tatlı rüyadan!
Hey Sal,
I have a question. I work with an in house lab that is driving me crazy. They want a Color Checker shot in front of every senior. Nothing has change but the name of the subject. Lighting and props are in virtually the same. We have one anal person in the lab that will phone saying you forgot the ColorChecker, in front of the face. I have been photographing for over 50 years! This is crazy for the photographers but I need to get her to have fun and not be so Type A. Ideas/Articles
Wow you guys are amazing!!!! i just found this out of no where. I'm glad i did