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2027 Pas de Deux Photo Classes

This list does not include Speaker Led Photowalks, Off Site Excursions, or other Hands On Experiences. To see how the full schedule comes together, check here.

So, You Landed a Dance Studio Client... Now What?

Presentation

Volume

Two Women. Two Business Models. Two Paths to Seven Figures.

Presentation

Business

Lighting for Dramatic Fog and Artistic Individual Sessions

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Essential Tools for Working with Pre-K Dancers

Presentation

Volume

Light It Up: Dynamic Dance Photography for Volume Photoshoots

Demo

Artistic

Capturing Their Essence: A 360 view from ideation to delivering the finished product.

Presentation

Business

Communicating with Dancers: Dance Terminology

Presentation

Volume

No dance knowledge or terminology is required. Ambassador programs can create opportunities for photographers and dancers alike to learn, experiment, gain experience, and grow creatively through the process.
Creativity That Creates Business Opportunities

Presentation

Business

Recital Portraits Panel

Panel

Volume

Lighting for Beginners: Taking the Fear Out of Off-Camera Flash

Demo

Artistic

No formal dance training is required. Familiarity with common dance poses and movement is helpful when discussing how lighting and posing work together.
Creative Lighting: Dramatic Dance Portraits with Color Gels

Demo

Artistic

Working with High School teams and TFP Individual Sessions for Creative Content and Business Growth

Presentation

Business

No formal dance training is required, though a knowledge of basic dance terminology is helpful. This session focuses on the people and relationships that make picture day work from connecting with individual dancers to communicating with parents, studio owners, and staff.
Beyond the Pose: Better Culture, Better Connection, Better Photos

Presentation

Volume

Headshots that Wow: A Fast, Modern Workflow For Dance Photographers

Demo

Artistic

Successful Business ≠ Healthy Business

Presentation

Business

No formal dance training is required. Familiarity with common dance poses and movement is helpful when discussing how lighting and posing work together.
More Than a Model: Build an Ambassador Program That Works

Presentation

Business

Behind The Curtain: From Showtime to Sales with Performance Photography

Presentation

Business

Posing Skilled Dancers: Enhancing shapes made with the body.

Demo

Artistic

Volume Photography: The Process Behind the Images

Presentation

Volume

No professional dance experience is necessary.
Audition Photos: Creating Images That Get Dancers Seen

Demo

Artistic

Efficient Workflows for Studio and Image Management

Presentation

Business

Controlled Chaos: Gels, Gowns & Movement to Creating Drama Beyond the Dancer

Demo

Artistic

Shoot. Sell. Repeat.

Presentation

Volume

One Light, Two Lights, Three Lights, and More: Lighting Setups for Volume Shoots

Demo

Volume

Creative Shoots That Drive Your Social Media and Revenue

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No dance knowledge or terminology is required. Ambassador programs can create opportunities for photographers and dancers alike to learn, experiment, gain experience, and grow creatively through the process.
From Photoshoots to Experiences: Creating a Successful Ambassador Program

Presentation

Business

Taking Volume Beyond Recitals: Turning Dance Photography Into Year-Round Business

Presentation

Volume

Know your Numbers: Stop Guessing What to Charge

Presentation

Business

Lighting Dancers: Exploring different ways to illuminate our subject.

Demo

Artistic

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