How To Become A Rockstar Photographer Podcast with Matthias Hombauer

Maryanne is an award-winning photographer with 30 years of industry expertise spanning 4 continents. Best known for subjects including rock ‘n’ roll musicians, celebrities, and high-end advertising campaigns.

Today’s guest is Greg Gutbezahl and in this interview, it’s all about exhibitions. Greg will give you a step-by-step guide on how to plan, curate and do the marketing for your own exhibition. And he’ll reveal which photo formats work best and we’ll discuss strategies on how to sell your work after your photos show.

Going through hundreds of emails and comments, I realised that almost everyone experiences struggles in this industry. It ́s hard to decide which equipment and camera settings you should use when starting out as concert photographer, it ́s challenging to get Photo passes for the big shows, it ́s almost impossible to shoot directly for your idols and making money as concert photographer seems to be a dream everyone is chasing but only a few photographers are able to achieve. This made me think. How valuable would it be to learn from the best and most influential music photographers on this planet? Hear their secrets, struggles, successes and crazy stories from their Rockstar life in order to help you kickstart your career as concert photographer. This was the reason why I started with my HTBARP Podcast. If you enjoyed this episode, check out show notes, and more at http://www.howtobecomearockstarphotographer.com/htbarp-0-why-i-started-this-podcast-with-matthias-hombauer/

Todays guest is New York based music and lifestyle photographer Drew Gurian.

He got his start in the industry traveling the world with world-renowned photographer, Joe McNally for five years, as his first assistant and right-hand man. He was travelling close to half a million miles in the air, he assisted Joe with client shoots, workshops and conferences around the world, working with tens of thousands of people.

I am pretty excited that Drew found the time to sit down with me and discuss his photography approach when it comes down to portraits and concerts shots. We talk about his collaboration with Mumford and Sons, how to survive in the photography business and which marketing approach Drew takes to stay on top of the game.

Todays guest is New York based photographer and the deputy photo editor at Rolling Stone, Sacha Lecca.

In this interview Sacha will reveal his best tips on how to get your work published in one of the most prestigious music magazines and we will talk about the future of our industry.

Find Sachas work, his favorite camera equipment and much more on his show notes page at htbarp.com/sachalecca