This two part tutorial is from Peter and model Bonnee’s first shoot together, the fist part is is a fly-on-the-wall of the start of their shoot with Peter trying to break her as he always does when working with a model for the first time. You will see the change with her as they move into part two when she begins to drift more and even changes her ‘favourite’ side of her face after seeing herself like she never has before!

Peter finally has some time to do more of ‘his stuff’, and so we flew the awesome Bella over from LA for some shoots to create some awesome images! This shoot was one of their first ones together, adding on to Peter’s ‘nothing but boots’ series. Peter showed Bella the images he has already taken for the series and one of them really stood out to Bella in terms of lighting, so Peter tried to take this similar feel but also create a new awesome shot for the series!

We recently went to Fiji to create some awesome content, this tutorial is from Peter’s first shoot with Bec while we were there in the middle of the day on the beach with no reflectors or scrims!

This series of tutorials covers all the different types of High-Key Lighting Peter uses.

Duration: 5h 20m Format: HD 1920x1080

In this workshop, Matte Painter, Concept Artist and Art Director Nick Hiatt shares his process for creating 360 Concept Art for Production. Using 2D techniques in Photoshop and After Effects, as well as 3D tools such as Maya, ZBrush, Daz3D and V-Ray, Nick demonstrates how to combine both 2D and 3D approaches together seamlessly to create stunning 360 images. The ability for the viewer to see an environment in its entirety, just by moving the camera around, has created a new art form which is quickly gaining industry adoption. However, this new methodology creates a challenge for artists as one is no longer constrained to the camera crop of the environment. In this tutorial, Nick shows his process, shortcuts and differing techniques that allow for greater ease and efficiency, while also covering the pros and cons of each workflow. For those interested in presenting their environment designs in a far more immersive and engaging manner, this title is an amazing resource from a leading industry artist.

Duration: 2h 12m Format: HD 1920x1080

This advanced 2-hour workshop covers the Unreal Engine 5 lighting workflows that Naughty Dog Lighting Artist, Ted Mebratu, uses to achieve cinematic results. Unreal’s Lumen is a very powerful Global Illumination system. However, when comparing it to static/baked methods, it can take some of the artistic control that Lightmaps make available to lighting artists. In addition, due to performance constraints of current hardware, there’s a limitation to how many runtime light sources you can place within a given scene using Lumen. With Lightmaps, however, this budget is practically infinite.

Duration: 2h 39m Format: HD 1920x1080

Walk through the creation of an animation shot from beginning to end with Senior Animator Mike Wilson, who breaks the process down into manageable sections. This insightful workshop not only provides practical techniques for you to improve your Maya workflow but also takes a broad look at the feature film industry, detailing exactly what you can expect to encounter as a professional 3D animator.

Duration: 9h 30m Format: HD 1920x1080

If you want to know what goes into animating an FPS game, look no further. In this comprehensive workshop, Senior Cinematic Animator Brad Faucheux will take you step by step from planning out a first-person shooter attack through to the final polish. Additionally, he walks through a third-person attack for further animation practice.

Duration: 3h 17m Format: HD 1920x1080

Learn from the industry-proven workflows of Art Department Illustrator Alex Nice, as he shares his processes for creating both flat 2D illustrations and 2D-to-3D interactive scenes.

Posing sisters can be tedious but the outcome can be very rewarding. When it comes to doing photoshoots, it makes sense to have your clients bring their sister, mother or best friend. The photo shoots Sue has done with mothers, sisters, daughters, and best friends have brought her some of her biggest sales over the last 26 years. For this shoot, Caitlin brought her two sisters and Sue photographed them in a few different looks. Sue takes us through, step-by-step, on how she poses and shoots these sisters- Her advice will make posing sisters easy and fun! Use these tips and you are sure to get results they will love!

Join Sue as she teaches you how to best pose and direct your clients during two different photoshoots. Learning these techniques will give you and your clients the confidence you need to have a fun and successful shoot that will produce stunning images they are sure to love!

This 7 part course is a must-see if you have a passion for dance photography. Sue teaches you how you have to go against what you may have learned for your typical portrait sessions in order to get the perfect dancer portrait. Dancer portraits look best with movement, long chins and necks, and eyes down. This can be very different from your traditional portrait shoots.

Family formals are an important part of any wedding day!  Even if your wedding photography style is largely documentary in nature, family formals is a must-shoot part of any wedding photography coverage. How do you make this part of the day easier for everyone involved?  How do you know who should be present for the family formals?  How do you gather everyone together?  What settings do you use?  How do you light these groups?  What if you’re inside for family formals?  What if you’re outside?  How do you know what to do?

Shooting engagement sessions in bright sunlight doesn’t sound appealing to many wedding photographers!  What if it’s even trickier, and you’ve got to shoot that engagement session at noon?  How do you make this difficult lighting scenario work to your advantage? Wedding photographer Susan Stripling will walk you through an entire engagement session, shot at high noon!  By the end of this extensive tutorial, you will have the tools to take on such a session with ease!

This DVLOP preset tutorial by Susan Stripling will detail the use of each of the five presets that she has created for DVLOP.