This engaging in-person workshop is designed specifically for beginners, offering a comprehensive introduction to studio lighting. Participants will explore essential equipment, learn a variety of lighting techniques, and practice setting up and adjusting lights in a real studio environment. With a focus on hands-on learning, this workshop ensures that attendees leave with the skills and confidence needed to create compelling images using professional lighting setups.

Target Audience

• Beginners interested in studio photography: Ideal for those new to photography who want to understand how to work with lighting in a studio setting.
• Aspiring photographers looking to understand the basics of studio lighting: For those aiming to build a solid foundation in lighting techniques and apply them to their creative projects.
• Photographers who book our studios: This session provides valuable insights for photographers who regularly use studio space, helping them make the most of available equipment and booking time. 

Time Commitment

5 hours (including a 30-minute break): This time frame is structured to provide a balance between theoretical learning and hands-on practice, allowing participants to absorb key concepts while applying them in a guided setting.

Workshop Outcomes

Understand the basics of studio lighting equipment and setup: Participants will become familiar with different types of lights, stands, and modifiers, and learn how to configure them for various scenarios.

Learn different lighting techniques and their effects: The workshop will introduce classic lighting setups like Rembrandt, butterfly, and split lighting, along with their visual impact, enabling participants to create specific moods and styles.

Practice setting up and adjusting lights to achieve desired outcomes: Attendees will receive hands-on guidance as they set up their own lighting arrangements, fine-tuning light placement, direction, and intensity to achieve professional results.

Gain hands-on experience with various lighting modifiers: Participants will experiment with soft boxes, umbrellas, reflectors, and other modifiers to understand how these tools shape light, affect shadows, and enhance image quality.