CONCERT PHOTOGRAPHERS WILL NOT TELL YOU THIS!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 ก.ย. 2024
- Concert Photographers will just flat out not tell you about what I discuss in this video. The contents of this video has very important information that may influence your concert and music photography career. Most videos you watch are about how to get a media pass or camera gear. While that may seem important it's just the tip of the iceberg.
Welcome to my Concert Photography How To Series. Over the years I have photographed Queen, Bad Company, Van Halen, Ted Nugent, Charlie Daniels, Journey, Fleetwood Mac, The Moody Blues and many many others. In this series I will provide tips, tricks, stories and much more from my over 45 years of Music Photography Experience! There will be a lot of information that you just will not find anywhere else. Concert photography and music photography business and practices, concert photography gear with out breaking the bank, music photography must haves to name a few. My work has been published in newspapers, magazines and online world wide. Some of my latest work can be found at buddymagazine.... Last year we photographed 42 shows! Want to see some examples? Check out my music photography portfolio at robertcmaxfield.com, my instagram @robertc.maxfield and for more concert photography tips check out my TH-cam Channel @robertc.maxfieldiiphotography and Subscribe! If your band is looking for photos we would love to talk with you! Send me a note at robert@robertcmaxfield.com
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No one in Concert Photography will tell you this stuff and you need to know!
Thanks for this video!
You are welcome and thanks for viewing! -R
Thank you for the insight!
You're welcome!
I try not to mingle too much with those people ( music staff, reception, the band themselves, etc) and only keep it to a friendly but professional attitude. Most of the time I just go through their tentative/schedule and do my own thing after that.
Keeping things professional is a must. Artist, management and venues all have e job to do and staying out of their way is a big deal. You can build close relationships but watch what you are doing and be respectful. The circle of the industry is very small and reputations can get around quick. -R
Good advice there, Robert.
Thanks Chuck! I didn't really realize how small the music world actually is until the last month. One of the guys downstairs in my office told me that his publicist is the same one Samantha Fish uses. Crazy!
its intresting to hear other photographers also saying the same thing I thinks. thou here in sweden at least its not as outspoken as it seams to be over in USA. here its more down talking and also newspapers trying to get ppl leaving and not able to go on with this wonderful proffecion
Thanks for replying Anders! We have a shoot tonight for someone that we ran into by accident. The world is really small.
That's just fun here the concerts is starting to be few and slow as autum and winter is slowly approaching. But it's a few before that and hoping for some good once. And have fun tonight!
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I have heard off of this by photographers.....
Bryce. What do you think? I see a lot of advice on how to photograph concerts but nothing like this. I photographed 9 bands this weekend and ran into someone I knew from another job. He’s the bass player for one bands. Then a woman I road the train with downtown every day walked up to me at the show. Turns out she was the security supervisor. Small world.