This masterclass provides one-on-one significant access over six months to one of world’s most intrepid and sought-after National Geographic photographers, Michaela Skovranova.
The masterclass focuses on a multidisciplinary approach to storytelling and developing a personal creative style within the field of environmental documentary photography. It is suitable for serious amateurs to professional creatives who are interested in exploring the intersection of art, science and documentary photography within their personal and professional work.
Throughout the masterclass, we delve into developing your unique approach to storytelling and learn how to apply it within the field of environmental photography. This is followed by research and concept development, project pitching, working on an assignment for a publication, fostering cultural awareness throughout your practice and learning how to safely document the environment. The masterclass concludes by exploring collaborations with editors and experts within the field of science and art.
Participants will gain practical knowledge in documentary storytelling and learn how they can utilise their unique skill sets for their projects and career. This 100% online course allows participants to learn from the comfort of their homes within a small group of like-minded individuals.
Michaela Skovranova’s work focuses on capturing intimate environmental and human stories using a multidisciplinary approach of photography, film and writing. Michaela is a National Geographic expert and an OM System Ambassador. Her work has been featured in National Geographic, The New York Times, Time Magazine, The Guardian and more.
This masterclass will be delivered online in live sessions. 12 places available.
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