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Noah Guthrie Shoot
So today we are in Franklin, Tennessee, shooting an artist named Noah. Nothing today has been planned. Really. This is a simple She would go one light, One assistant, very, very simple would just be walking around Franklin. Um, listening to lawnmowers Thing is just and it's always changing way. Always run before we call business manager brought me to this location. So I didn't plan or no ever going just like the shoot like this. I like the idea of surprise and just having toe improvise and not really know what's next. Back to some place you can. We're just doing what we call a running gun TCI, which is where you just grab a small crew and go and shoot around the city. I like doing this because I know a lot of you who are watching shoot this way as well. You grab your model and a couple friends and you should go shoot around town. That's exactly what we're doing today on hopes that you finally something you like full power from behind. All the same thing is really just keep mixing it up...
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Ratings and Reviews
Rock Williams
Everyone wants to be a fly on the wall, observing someone of this caliber and this course gives you that very opportunity. Jeremy is humble and delivers his class without the pretentiousness in some instructors out there, an every-man sort of character that is highly relatable. Aside from the technical side covered here, there is a quiet undertone of confidence building that comes organically with the way he presents himself and the work. Thank you for taking us along and teaching masterfully.