Video & film production

Tamara will show you how to start creating with the gear you have, build confidence on camera, and develop a simple workflow you’ll actually stick to.

Great visuals attract attention — great audio holds it. In this session, Jon focuses on best-practice audio recording for mobile, DSLR, and mirrorless setups with effective, effortless and accessible tools for everyday use.

Are you considering ditching your day job and making photography your full-time career? Join our panel of pros for invaluable insights and advice.

If you’re wondering where to start with shooting, editing, mics and tripods, this session will inspire you to start shooting today and give you the confidence to keep going tomorrow! If you’re wondering where to start with shooting, editing, mics and tripods, this session will inspire you to start shooting today and give you the confidence to keep going tomorrow! All you need is a phone (Apple or Android), the production suite in your pocket!

Join Rick for a live, step-by-step demonstration of how your existing camera and audio kit can become a multi-format content studio, with AI doing the heavy lifting.

Learn how the right rig, accessories, and apps can turn your phone into a serious video production tool.

AI isn’t here to replace documentary filmmakers, but it is useful as a production assistant. Andy takes a look at how to adapt your creative process in an AI-driven world, while keeping the heart of your storytelling firmly human.

From kit, to filming the ceremony and speeches, Jay will share his insights on how to get the best out of the day, for the most successful wedding films.    

Rowan's YouTube channel is a catalogue of impactful video essays exploring LGBTQIA+ topics and viewpoints. Here she will explore the work that goes into making longform content that has purpose beyond just entertainment.

Viewers will forgive bad pictures but they won’t forgive bad sound. In this practical, no-nonsense session, Rick will explain microphones in plain English: Which ones actually matter, where to put the …

Carys 'The Drone Lass' Kaiser will talk creative processes using mini drones, and why - as photographers, filmmakers, and video creators - we should all have one in our kit bags.

How do you edit 12 days of footage across three languages without losing your mind or the story? Andy breaks down the exact post-production system he uses to turn messy drives and sprawling timelines into clean, compelling documentaries.

Sophie calls on wildlife filmmakers and photographers to rediscover respect and authenticity in nature storytelling.

Mark is a full-time commercial photographer with a love for social media that borders on obsession! But does having 100,000 followers really gain him clients?

Carys will explore what tools and skills you need to take your video work to the next level.

Abigail and Kristie will share how transforming your client experience can elevate your brand and increase your average spend, without compromising your values or burning you out.

Rick shows how to use music, sound effects, and real-world audio as a creative shortcut to make videos land harder, even when the visuals or conditions aren’t perfect.

Wedding filmmaker Greg will give practical insights into the evolution of his rig, and how his current set-up helps him make the most of the big day.

Do you want to start a YouTube Channel, but feel overwhelmed? Peter will cut through the noise, focusing on what actually matters when getting started - without overcomplicating things.

Nick will help you strike the delicate balance between your prospective client falling off their chair, and you massively undercharging for video content.

Join brand photographer Beth for this practical session exploring how to move from "just taking photos" to building a sustainable, long-term business.

Despite the growing visibility of women in creative industries, wildlife photography and filmmaking remain largely male-dominated. In this candid and empowering session, Roxy Hemadani, Lara Jackson, and Sophie Darlington pull back the curtain on what it really means to navigate this field as women.

Perfect for photographers and videographers, this talk highlights techniques, mindset shifts, and practical tips for capturing the story without interrupting it.

Over the past year, Carys has been working on making her edits faster and slicker. Here, she will share her process with you - the pitfalls, the highlights, and why AI will not be taking your job anytime soon!     

Whether you're a photographer or a budding filmmaker, Nick will help you take your filming to the next level and build sequences that give that response you've been looking for.

The AOP's Nick Dunmur hosts a panel discussion about the creation of personality rights as tool to safeguard creative authors' styles in the context of generative-AI, and securing human authors' abilities to work professionally.

If your video business relies too heavily on execution, this session will show you how video strategy helps you step back, think like a founder, and build momentum that doesn’t collapse when you stop pushing.

Join Tigz for this mini business masterclass, designed to help you work smart and keep the bookings coming.

Still shooting stuff you secretly hate? Stuck charging a pittance for work that drains you? Khandie will talk about how to walk away from what isn’t working and rebuild a business that’s actually aligned with who you are now.

Wedding pro Chris will show you the path to shooting unique, authentic imagery that mirrors your needs as a creative, rather than conforming to fads and trends that emerge and quickly wilt away.

Rick will look at why personal photo and video projects are vital for creative growth, skill development, and mental wellbeing, and how they often feed back into better paid work without trying.

What happens when your inner critic voice becomes so loud it holds you back from growing, both creatively and in business? Erica will share her own honest experience of living with imposter syndrome, and how a life-changing diagnosis helped her start to see things differently.

Why limit yourself to one definition of creativity? Explore the freedom of moving across photographic genres, and how breaking boundaries can spark innovation.

In this fascinating session, Richard offers a behind-the-scenes look at political videography - how powerful visual stories are shaped under pressure, often with limited time and resources.

How do you take an established video business into its next phase? Jackson will show you how video strategy enables higher-value projects, more leverage in sales, and growth that feels deliberate rather than accidental.

Wedding photographer Tommy will show to use AI to cut delivery time by hours per job, while perfectly matching your unique editing style.

Multi-camera workflows are transforming podcasts, livestreams, and video content by adding depth, polish, and engagement. Nick will demonstrate how to simplify multi-camera production - from setup and switching, to seamless audio–video integration.

Amanda will break down the process of creating compelling editorial portraits that work seamlessly across both stills, and video.     

Kriss will explain the essential technical concepts behind video capture, providing the understanding needed before you begin exploring the creative craft of filmmaking.