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This Wild Idea: Landing Commercial Work through Personal Projects
Theron Humphrey
Lessons
Workshop Welcome
01:42 2The Importance of Studying Photographic History
04:41 3Light, Composition, and Image Making
04:57 4Assignment: Footwear Brand
03:09 5Building A Relationship with Your Subject
07:21 6The Importance of a Personal Project
07:25 7Theron's Personal Project: This Wild Idea
13:58 8Elements of a Successful Personal Project
20:49Reviewing Previous Work
06:21 10Early Career Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
09:59 11Pushing Through Creative Burn Out
05:54 12Communicating with Brands
05:43 13Insight and Approach to Commercial Work
08:38 14Working with Talent on Commercial Shoots
02:43 15Making the Best of Bad Weather
21:10 16Directing the Hero Shots
04:52 17Talking Personal Projects with Ben Moon
31:51 18Review Session 01
1:27:01 19Review Session 02
1:36:04Class Description
ABOUT THERON'S CLASS:
When Wildist's Theron Humphrey set out to create a personal body of work, people started noticing. Now, Theron’s client roster includes Ford, Budweiser, Samsung, Land’s End, and Mercedes Benz — a career shaped by personal projects that gained serious traction.
YOU WILL LEARN HOW TO:
- Create a personal project with key elements for visibility
- Develop your portfolio and niche to attract clients
- Discover how to transform your photography through personal projects and attract the clients you want to work with
- Get a look into Theron's creative process on a shoot
- Concept and manage self-produced shoots for brands
- Direct friends vs. professional talent to accomplish your vision
Ratings and Reviews
Lori Rice
A really enjoyable course! I really enjoyed getting an inside look at Theron's philosophy and approach to his photography work. I picked up so many good points to help me better define the work that I do and the direction I want to go with it. I did have to go back and watch a few things because Maddie was so happily distracting. I found myself watching her and missed what he said. Ha! I felt like this course was true to how it was advertised - approach and tips for getting commercial work. Next, I'd love to see a little more technical course from Theron that shares his how and why for gear, light capture, and angles for the outdoor shoots like those shared in this course. I'm really inspired by the simplicity of his production.