065 Challenging Your Creative Process with Tyler Shields

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“Considered the Andy Warhol of his generation, Tyler Shields has produced images that play with notions of the gaze, power structures, hyper-realism, iconoclastic-tendencies, and cinematographic practice, but his Mouthful series of works are among his best known” – Sotheby’s   How many people actually make a living selling their prints as a photographer? The number is really tiny, then to have your work in galleries all over the world is remarkable.  In this episode, Tyler shares about his work and the intentionality that goes behind making a print. Taking the photo with the print in mind, coming up with concepts for shoots, how he got started and so much more.   Watch this interview and see Tyler's work over on Film Supply Club's YouTube channel. --- Get Film and Film Cameras in our Shop --  FILM SUPPLY CLUB Huge selection of film cameras and the best prices you'll find on film.   Follow Tyler Shields on Instagram: @thetylershields Follow Film Supply Club on Instagram: @filmsupplyclub

Elizabeth Austin is a talented photographer who has moved a lot throughout her career. And in the process of moving, she has developed some strategies that have worked for her to establish herself in an area she wants to be shooting in before she actually gets there. This works if you want to shoot closer to home or if you want to be a destination photographer. This conversation could be used in a broader sense as well, if you're trying to pivot the type of photography you shoot, not just the region you're currently getting most of your work. Follow her on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elizabethaustinphoto/ Elizabeth was named one of the 30 rising stars of wedding photography in 2019 by Rangefinder Magazine, Her work has been featured on the cover of Rangefinder Magazine and in Brides, The Knot Magazine, Martha Stewart, HGTV, Black Bride Magazine, and many more. Liz is also a film photography educator that has taught at WPPI, Showit United, and The Hybrid Co.

Darren Bagwell is a licensed therapist, a coach, has run and operated his own small business (before getting into counseling) and understands the entrepreneur's journey as well as it's struggles. A lot of entrepreneurs, especially the creative types, are extremely hard on themselves. In this episode, Darren and Braedon discuss how shifting your mindset, which doesn't change your circumstances, can actually change you. Find Darren on IG: http://instagram.com/darrenbagwell His Counseling Practice - http://relationship180.com Book him as a coach or find other resources - http://tellmeyourdreams.com/ Follow The Photo Report  on IG: http://instagram.com/thephotoreport

Cat Guidry is the host of the podcast Mistakes Make Magic, she's a educator and coach for small businesses, a professional photographer and an all around fun person. Cat and Braedon talk through mindset, getting things done, how to actually accomplish the bigger goals or projects you're working on and different ideas about what being content looks like. Big thanks to Redtree Albums for supporting the podcast. We highly recommend you check them out as a great option to get your albums made.

Davey Jones runs Till Agency to help brands amplify their results. They specialize in working on and building sales funnels, email marketing, analytics, and Facebook advertising helping small businesses reach their target audience. Also, with is wife Krista, they run a branding company called Davey and Krista to help brands level up, re-design and focus their message. In this episode, Davey covers a range of practices and easily actionable steps you can take to move your brand in a positive direction. Don't forget to leave an audio message with any questions you want answered on the show. Do that HERE - http://thephotoreport.com/message

Kristin Sweeting is a photographer, a coach for photographers and also hosts a podcast called The Porch Cast. She believes that much of the current way we do business or relationships come from our past. If we haven't dealt with hard things in our past, they come out in our future. In this episode, Kristin talks about how this time during the Corona Virus lockdown gives us the perfect opportunity to shift our mindset. Some other topics we cover: Kristin talks about Mindset We discuss the Enneagram Grief and the importance of embracing it Asking the question - how do I want to show up? And so much more. Remember, you can leave a VOICE MESSAGE HERE that Braedon can then playback on future podcasts and answer your questions. Give it a try or just pop over to say hi.

Jamie Findlay of Evolve Workshops shares some of the most popular questions she has received from the Evolve community, and then discusses them with Braedon. Some topics covered in this episode: the internal struggle of selling under the current circumstances is your business going to survive COVID-19 There is not THE ANSWER but there are answers Some Book recommendations from Jamie Fears and depression What you can be doing to move forward It's a great episode and would love to hear from you.  Follow Jamie on IG: @thelandlockedmermaid Follow Evolve Workshops on IG: @evolveworkshops Follow Braedon on IG: @braedonflynn Follow The Photo Report on IG: @thephotoreport  From the episode - Jamie did some fact checking. Wedding Wire did a survey and 78% of weddings are shot for under $2000. 25% are shot below $500, 25% are shot between $500 - $1000 range, 28% are shot in the $1000 - $2000 range. This was surveyed in the year 2018.

Who doesn't need some contract advice under the COVID-19 circumstances? Magi Fisher is a Lawyer, turned photographer, turned photographer's lawyer, who's company - The Artists' Lawyer - helps artists, photographers and small businesses with things like their contracts and much more. In this episode we talk a lot about the current COVID-19 situation, what this means for our old contracts and what to do with new contracts moving forward.

Colin Boyd is a professional speaker and coach who teaches how to sell from stage. That stage may be a physical one or these days, it may be more virtual. That could be your own website, selling your service or running webinars. In this episode we talk about: Selling with Story Creating Value creating an internal desire in your audience/customer How everything that happens in life is happening for you, not to you Managing Your Mind Here is a free resource from Colin: Sell With Story Guide Colin gives so much value in this episode and really hope you love it.