SHOOTZU – THE PODCAST

Jason Edwards is an award winning natural history photographer, who has been in the industry for over 25 years. His collection of photos ranks as one of Nat Geo’s largest.

We take a stand against generic, boring staged photographs above your mantle. We take a stand for emotional, fun, crazy, enjoyment filled lives captured with passion and as unique as your love story. We are lovers first and it’s from there that our love of capturing every transient moment comes from.

For the last 5 years Lacey has not only created a stir with her controversial images promoting womens rights, but she has also cemented herself as one of this country’s most talented and outspoken birth photographers

Leanne has has focused the last 4 years on photographing the Little Big set at daycares, kinders and preschools all over Victoria in Australia

Founded in 2012 by friends Erin Neale and Tara Pearce, Erin and Tara are two of Australia’s leading wedding photographers for modern lovers in search of soulful yet polished photography

An English girl married to a Scottish boy, happily living the life of dreams in Bayside Brisbane with their two young children. Before finding roots in Australia and jumping behind the lens, Debi was an interior designer in the UK.

Briggsy was born and bred in the Yarra Valley and couldn’t imagine living anywhere else. As soon as he started taking photos, he absolutely knew that this is what he want to do. Being fortunate enough to be able to give up ‘normal’ 9-5 life is an incredibly fulfilling and amazing feeling, to be living this dream each day.

Fusing modernist simplicity with a natural and candid approach, Von of YCM Photography has over fourteen years experience behind the lens.

Glen Mackay started his video production business 10 years ago and now continues to grow his client base through the power of Social Media. Being around happy people and getting to party it up every single weekend in a new location, Glen is living the dream

Mauro Cantelmi has been pushing the boundaries of wedding photography for over 25 years. Double Master (WPPI), Australian photographer of the year, and British Overall Wedding winner, the accolades go on and on…

Leah Ladson is a boss lady and photographer from Bendigo Australia. In this Shootzu podcast she speaks about the importance of setting limits between business and family life as a Work At Home Mum and in writing goals down to help them self-manifest. A business mentor, product and services photographer and a flatlay master, Leah started her photography business in wedding photography in 2008. Her business has grown from strength to strength and she supports other small businesses through both her mentoring services and her “Girls from the Go” community.

This episode is packed with advice, failures, accidents and the importance of having the right insurance policy in our industry!

Sonya Chindamo from Laugh Out Loud Photography talks about one particular photo that inspired her to become a photographer, her Wedding Photography business, and juggling family life with schedules when her husband also works in the wedding industry.

Peter Liddicoat has been in the Australian Video Production industry since the early 90’s. Discussing the change in technology over the years, Peter also throws in some tips and tricks for the newbies entering the industry.

Paul Seidel discusses his early career in video editing on the Great Barrier Reef, his time on Commercial Radio and the transition into his own corporate video production and voiceover business.

Katrina Elton discusses life in Photography and editing as a single mother, the excitement of her new photography business… and life in an isolated town in the South Island of New Zealand.

We take a look into life in Fiji as a full time Photographer. Leezett Birch lives in the town of Nadi and services the thriving Fiji wedding industry.

Sharne Perrett from ARIA Photography discusses how she got into the Photography business and how she’s preparing to scale.

Dig into the mind of Nikki Fox from Luxe Film House in Melbourne, Australia.