Read This Before You Start Any Creative Endeavor
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Whether you are a writer, filmmaker, photographer, painter or someone with an inkling to pursue a creative career path, listen to what Finn Beales has to say before you start.
In this video I will tell you why this book changed my life, and why I believe in what Finn has to say.
Towards the end, I also share a personal story that taught me about the power of one, and the influence you can have, even in a non-traditional setting.
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There are books, from all over the world, about how to “get-started,” with photography. There are books on how to “make-it” as a photographer. And there are even called “Photography For Dummies.”
There are books for every facet of photography, let alone any creative endeavor, however, what if I told you there was a photography book that not only taught you how to edit like a painter, but also how to achieve your potential as an artist.
Would that peak your curiosity?
Would it inspire you to pick it up?
It did for me.
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Finn Beales, Director and Photographer from the UK, peels back the curtain on how he approach his craft as a storyteller in his book, The Photography Storytelling Workshop.
Not only does discuss the fundamentals of editing, but also how to get started as a photographer.
However, if you are not a photographer, that is okay because the most important advice - the advice that changed my life - is found on Page 14: Where To Start.
If you want to create work that inspires people - you have to follow your heart.
If you want to influence others to become the best version of themselves, you have to follow your heart.
If you want to create artwork that influences people, you have to follow your heart.
Of all the topics Finn Beales could have addressed in the opening pages of his book, he chose to talk about following your heart.
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I couldn’t be more excited to share this with you.
Thank you.
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// StoryTime by Tyler Rickenbach
