The Cinematic Photography Formula

You already know how to use your camera. You just don't know what makes a photo worth taking.

You've learned the settings. You know your way around Lightroom. But when you actually go out to shoot, you're still hoping you find something worth photographing.

The Cinematic Photography Formula teaches you what to look for.

Using MIC², I'll show you the four things I look for before pressing the shutter: Movement, Isolation, Colour and Contrast, so you can stop hoping for good photos and start taking them on purpose.

And no, you don't need a better camera.

I'll prove it across four completely different cameras, from a $10 Facebook Marketplace find to my $5,000 Sony A7 IV.

You know how to take a photo.

I'll teach you what to look for when you take one.