For today's podcast, I have as my guest  Joanne Tolner of Joanne Tolner photography.

Jo featured in Season 1 Episode 8 with a conversation around the challenges of photographing newborn babies (her specialism) during a lockdown (remember lockdown??).

In this episode, she talks about how her business is now split into two halves – business photography and personal photography.  That leads us the our main conversation on the process involved in creating great headshots for a client.

I talked about why I had wanted a new headshot and my naivety about what that might entail.

Listen to the episode to understand the journey I went on with Jo – a journey you can go on too, if you want to.

You can see my headshot on my LinkedIn profile, my YouTube channel and various other places.

You can connect with Jo via https://www.linkedin.com/in/joannetolner/ and her dual purpose website is at https://www.joannetolner.com/ .

If you want to connect with me, to talk about the mentoring and coaching I deliver to small businesses, or if you think you'd be a good guest on the show, please do let me know. You can do that via https://www.linkedin.com/in/enterprisedoctor/ .

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Personal Branding - Fahad Kidwai is a 25-year-old young Fashion choreographer, Model trainer, Designer, Stylist, Fashion consultant, and Show director from Dubai. He was one of the most successful athletes of Dubai and has won countless laurels in the high jump and set a benchmark for others by grabbing the Gold.

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https://www.back2basicsmode.com/post/fahad-kidwai-personal-branding

Today's guest is Trevor Walker. He talks about his personal brand, his photography and the way he approaches his business as a headshot photography and how he uses his background in recruiting. 

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Maurice Jager talks to photographers and entrepreneurs about personal branding as a photographer and through photography.

The podcast covers real stories and experiences from industry leaders, seasoned and up and coming photographers.

Maurice is the author of the book 'Personal branding for photographers'. His approach to building his photography business made him become one of the most sought after headshot- and portrait photographers, a public speaker for both photographers and entrepreneurs and sponsored by leading brands in the photography industry.

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The Films of Iko Uwais are among the best martial arts action films ever made. Although Uwais had small roles in the films Rogue One and Man of Tai Chi, the world was, largely, unaware of the catalogue of action films he had starred in. It was not until his lead role in the English speaking, martial arts action series, Wu Assassins, premiered on Netflix that U.S. audiences became more aware of him. Iko was discovered by filmmaker, Gareth Evan, while Evans was in Indonesia making a documentary on Pencak Silat, the indigenous martial art. Together they formed a partnership, leading to a series of action films, including, 2009's Merantu, The Raid, and the Raid 2. Iko went on to star on one of the best martial arts action films of all time, The Night Comes For Us. Iko's charm and personality has helped him to penetrate the U.S. film market, starring with Mark Wahlberg and Dave Bautista in recent films. In this episode, Taekwondo Life's Editor, Marc Zirogiannis, explores why Iko Uwais might be the most important martial artist to hit the big screen since Bruce Lee.

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Gary Hughes is a photographer, educator, podcaster and entrepreneur at heart. In 2008 he and his wife, Julie, founded Hughes Fioretti Photography, which is now THE place for headshots in Central Florida. Through both his photography and education, Gary’s mission is to empower photographers and entrepreneurs of all types to create the type of business that sets them free to live the life they want. His work has been featured in Professional Photographer magazine and he has been a speaker for IUSA, CreativeLive, and has written articles on photography for the Huffington Post.

In this episode, Gary explores how he tried his hardest not to follow in the footsteps of his photographer parents, from touring in a van as a musician to owning construction and IT companies before buying a $300 Canon Rebel. You’ll find out Gary’s definition of creativity and the curious history of creative hobbies of his male ancestors. Learn why photographing 5000 people a year doing volume headshot photography brings him joy and is a perfect fit for his personality. Gary shares why reaching out and talking to others about mental health is critical to normalizing depression and anxiety as a human experience. 

This is We Are Photographers with Gary Hughes and this is his story.

Connect with Gary Hughes: hughesfioretti.com | photobombpodcast.com | IG @garyhughesofficial + @hughesfioretti | TW @garyhughes | FB Hughes Fioretti Photography

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Robert teaches at SRS Performing Arts
Robert Milo Andrus as an actor on IMDB and represented by Broadway Film & Talent Management

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Theme music by Gordon Vetas

On this episode we review Always Be My Maybe, Headshot, and Kickboxer Retaliation for this week's Netflix Netfix.  For current events, we discuss the new images from the Joker movie and the R rating as well as the poor box office for the opening of Men In Black International.  For our main topic we discuss all the game trailers released at this year's E3 convention, including Halo Infinite, Gears of War 5, Final Fantasy VII Remake, The Outer Worlds, Ghostwire Tokyo, Doom Eternal, and others.  We also give away a digital copy of Batman vs Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles to the best viewer comment of the broadcast.

This week Glyn and Dave chat to photographer Peter Hurley - the headshot guy who created "The Peter Hurley Look", "The Squinch" and of course SHABANG! We chat to Peter how a schoolkid with little confidence starts off sailing and ends up with a modelling career with Ralph Lauren / Polo and ends up being a successful photographer, teacher and author....and still a decent sailor!

https://peterhurley.com // http://twitter.com/peter_hurley // http://instagram.com/peter_hurley // http://www.youtube.com/user/peterhurleyphoto // https://www.nytimes.com/1995/12/03/style/a-sailor-finds-his-angel.html // https://www.nytimes.com/1995/12/03/style/a-sailor-finds-his-angel.html // https://peterhurley.com/about