MAKE MONEY as a BEGINNER photographer!

Thanks for the lecture

Great video but how do you go on for approaching someone for a sports event for example? I see so Many videos saying what sort of thing to shoot but never really anything on that initial point on contact a lot of local clubs near me don't have widely available contact info unless you're actually contacting to join/sign up for the club, also pricing is it better to do a flat rate so no matter how long the job takes start to finish you get X amount of money or is it better to do hourly? If hourly what is a good starting price as I feel I get less work when I try to go with an hourly rate because people want to know exactly how much or how long it'll take but each job time is different depending on the event/shoot but if you consider travel, the event/shoot itself, the editing time you could be running upwards of like 10+ hours and then its a case of well that's expensive I'm not paying that kinda price whereas with flat rate its more like right its this price and that covers everything?

Excellent Video, lots of great tips, appreciate you sharing your knowledge and expertise. It's very helpful, you're the best!

Great information

damn bro, this one hit me in the feels and I never get hit in the feels.
The part where you're looking at the screen adjusting your shirt, been there and know exactly how it feels.

I wish you went into more detail with the first option, how do you find sports events? Who do you talk to? Do you just show up and take pictures? Who do you give the pictures to? Same with real estate photos. Do you use an app to help people find you and you can advertise your work. Need a lot more info

Thanks for your video. Providing value is key in our industry. We need to convince people how we can make help them and not "just cost them"!

thanks for this video. I like how you look at all aspects, many people don't do this. I am very much into photography myself and have learned a lot from this video. Thank you

Very good advice! Thanks for the video !
Fred Anameier

So glad I found this channel! Photography has always been a passion of mine but I've never had the knowledge or confidence to make into something i can do for a living. I don't have much gear right now, only my camera, an all-right lens, and a battery grip. Do you recommend acquiring more gear before taking on shoots? Also how do you feel about apprenticing with photographers who are already in the business? Regardless ill definitely be signing up for your online course!

Boom goes the dynamite lol

Great Video! held my interest throughout :)

Um, Realtors where I live (New England) charge an average of 6 percent commission.

Thank you for this video :)

Im a nature photographer and i live in a small town, id love to be able to make money with the hobby on the side, but ive no clue where to start or look.

Thanks Kevin for sharing this knowledge.

Hi Kevin, thanks for this awesome presentation. For a years I worked hard to save money in order to purchase some photography equipment for my Food Photography business. Now, I have all stuff that you need for start a Photography Business. But, I am afraid of what if I couldn't be successful and beside that I have no idea how can I start this business and what should I do at the beginning. What's your thoughts on this?

That's where I'm at right now. I have the skills and equipment but cant take that leap of faith.

great video!!

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