Photography
Concert & Music Photography
Shoot the Show. Work the Pit. Get the Shot Published.
12 lessons4 modules9h 30m durationbeginner level
About this course
Learn to photograph live music where light is scarce, motion is constant, and you often get only three songs to work. This course covers fast-lens camera settings for dark stages, real pit etiquette and the three-song rule, how to earn photo passes, and the contracts and licensing that turn frames into income. Every lesson uses named gear, concrete exposure numbers, and worked shooting scenarios.
Curriculum
Module 1: Camera Settings for Dark Stages
- Gear That Survives the PitPreview
- The Low-Light Exposure Triangle🔒
- Focusing and the Color Problem🔒
Module 2: The Three-Song Rule and Pit Workflow
- What the Three-Song Rule Really Means🔒
- Pit Etiquette and Safety🔒
- A Repeatable Show-Night Workflow🔒
Module 3: Access, Credentials, and Artist Relationships
- How Photo Passes Actually Work🔒
- Pitching Publications and PR Firms🔒
- Building Lasting Artist and Venue Relationships🔒
Module 4: Editing, Licensing, and Selling Your Work
- Culling and Editing Concert Files🔒
- Copyright, Releases, and Usage Rights🔒
- Licensing and Pricing Live Images🔒
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