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Drone audits, drizzle disasters, and the eternal question of whether putting your prices up is ever a good idea. This week Pete, Laura, Liam and Bee dive into Pete's upcoming CAA drone audit and the surprisingly strict "flying currency" rules that come with it, before getting into a deep discussion on shooting weddings in bad weather, including the bride who left a bad review because it was too sunny, and the violinist who nearly walked out over a bit of drizzle.
The conversation moves into the business side of things, with Bee and Liam unpacking a recent price increase that coincided with enquiries dropping off a cliff, and whether that's down to pricing, a fiddled Google Ads budget, or just a quiet patch. There's also a chat about website portfolios, ad spend, and Pete and Laura's attempt to make their photography site sound less negative without losing what makes it them.
On the gear side, Liam debates renting an expensive lens for a castle wedding in Spain, Pete and Laura talk through their new 85mm lens and a Lightroom preset fix using Claude AI, and the group ends up arguing about which AI chatbot has the best personality. Plus reunion highs, root canal lows, and a real-time cat-versus-bird incident that derails the recording entirely.
As always, it's highs, lows, and everything in between for wedding photographers and videographers trying to navigate the job, the business, and each other.
Timestamps:
00:00 Cold open: memory card chaos and a lost SD card
02:01 Pete's CAA drone audit and the flying currency requirement
05:51 Eyeing up a new drone after seeing one at a wedding
06:46 Liam's Scotland wedding at Dunglass Estate
07:55 The sock-on-the-smoke-alarm pub incident
09:49 Pete's rainy Watermouth Cove wedding in Devon
11:06 Handling bad weather and difficult outdoor ceremonies
12:42 The violinist who nearly walked out
13:54 The one-star review from a bride who wanted rain
16:00 Pete's wedding at Goodnestone Park, Kent
19:42 Working alongside an editorial photographer's 20+ group shots
22:14 Price increase versus a sudden drop in enquiries
25:34 Debating Google AdWords and Meta ad spend
29:22 How many photos should be in a portfolio
32:01 Upcoming trips: Pete to Tuscany, Liam's multi-country wedding run
35:28 Liam considering renting an expensive lens for Spain
38:55 New 85mm lens and adapting old Lightroom presets with Claude AI
42:00 Favourite AI chatbots and their personalities
43:11 Bee's 25-year school reunion
44:08 Root canal woes and charging for consultation Zooms
45:08 Hugo the cat brings in a bird mid-recording
45:59 Highs and lows: mountain bikes, finished films, and 2:30am starts
53:05 Wrap up
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What does it actually mean to care about your couples? Not in a vague, wholesome sense - but practically, between the booking email and the wedding day? This week the four of us are back together after a busy stretch of weddings (and one very long drive to Skye), and this question pops up in most of what we're talking about today.
Liam kicks things off with tales from the road - a 22-hour round trip to the Isle of Skye for a four-hour elopement, accommodation that shared a building with a funeral director, and a mid-ceremony nature emergency that he handled with more resourcefulness than dignity. There's also the heartwarming news that Bee's daughter Betty shot her very first wedding and, by all accounts, absolutely smashed it.
Pete and Laura relive their Paris trip - a 1920s indoor fairground, a ringmaster officiant, Britney-soundtracked backup dancers, and the "Inception bridge" - before the whole group spirals into debating whether they should all move to Scotland (Pete: no; midges: also no).
From there, things get deep: a recent opinion arguing that photographers and videographers should position themselves as "creative leads" on wedding days. The group picks that apart honestly - where the idea has merit, why it mostly doesn't work (for us), and what actually happens when the makeup artist is still doing BTS portraits while you're trying to shoot.
Pete raises something that's been coming up in consults lately: couples are booking "editorial" photographers thinking the word signals a natural, unposed approach - because "documentary" now sounds old-fashioned to them - when editorial often means the opposite. The terminology has become almost meaningless. It's the same problem that existed when everyone called themselves documentary photographers but still whisked couples away for two hours of portraits.
And then: a TikTok from a wedding-industry bride saying no vendor made her feel cared about. Do we? Should we be doing more between booking and the big day - automated check-ins, WhatsApp groups, gifts? Or does showing up fully and delivering exceptional work speak louder than any amount of pre-wedding communication?
Honest, warm, and occasionally extremely disgusting - this is a good one.
Timestamps
00:00 Intro & welcome back Liam 03:45 How long can you leave an inquiry unanswered?
04:10 Isle of Skye elopement - the drive, the cost, the hostel
07:00 The wilderness incident (you'll know when you get there)
09:25 Betty's first wedding shoot
12:30 Paris Musee des Arts Forains wedding - fairground, ringmaster, Britney
17:50 Filming vs. photography - why variety makes both better
18:35 Should we all move to Scotland?
20:00 Stefan sells up and goes full Viking
21:30 Should photographers be "creative leads" on wedding days?
27:00 The rise of content creators at weddings & its knock-on effects
30:00 Editorial vs. documentary - the language is broken
33:30 The wonky camera trend & the Adlington Flip
37:00 Do our couples feel cared for?
38:50 Automated check-ins, WhatsApp groups
42:00 The photographer who delivers nothing for months
44:00 Highs & lows of the past few weeks
46:30 A funeral & finding joy in hard days
48:00 What's coming up - Devon, Scotland, and Liam's eight-day gauntlet
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There's a photographer out there who has received 430 enquiries since January. We don't fully know how she's doing it - and that's kind of the point. Is this level of success replicable, or largely accidental?
This week Pete, Laura, and Bee dig into what's really going on in the wedding photography and videography market right now: why some people seem to break through while everyone else is fighting for scraps, whether your website might actually be working against you, and the uncomfortable truth about pricing: most of us haven't raised our rates in nearly a decade, even as everything around us has got more expensive.
We also get into a debate that's been doing the rounds on photographer socials: where does your responsibility end for how your couples look in photos? Should you be straightening ties, smoothing dresses, and fixing every wrinkle - or is that just not the job? With AI making clients think any edit is a simple fix, is that expectation about to get a whole lot worse?
Plus: Bee's extraordinary doctor's appointment, Pete and Laura reflect on what it feels like to shoot a wedding together again, Bee & Liam's daughter Betty is about to second shoot her first wedding, and Liam is, once again, somewhere on a motorway.
Honest, unfiltered chat for wedding photographers who are trying to figure it all out alongside everyone else.
Timestamps
00:00 - Intro: post-yoga chaos and sweaty coats
03:00 - Saturday's wedding at Middleton Lodge - why it felt like the good old days
06:40 - The joy of switching between photo and video
09:00 - Upcoming schedule: Paris, half term weddings, and Scotland
09:59 - Liam's Isle of Skye elopement: 11.5 hours of driving, and the great mattress debate
11:19 - Betty's first wedding as second shooter
13:12 - Industry chat: the photographer getting 430 enquiries since January
17:00 - What's actually driving all those enquiries? Referrals, likability, and being flavour of the month
18:45 - Pricing: why haven't we all raised our rates since 2015?
22:14 - Should we be listing future year prices on our websites?
26:24 - More photographers, fewer weddings, less money - the market in 2025
31:26 - What Jade's four-page website tells us about friction and attention spans
33:57 - Who's responsible for how couples look in photos?
38:50 - AI retouching expectations: the bow on the dress that broke three pieces of software
43:50 - Highs and lows: no edits, Rivals, Betty's big debut, and a very confusing GP
Martin Chueng’s podcast with Jade Greenbrooke: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/430-enquiries-since-january-how-jade-built-a/id1685148348?i=1000767529953
Jade Greenbrooke’s instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jade.greenbrooke/
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Half the episode was recorded before anyone noticed the mic wasn't on. That's the vibe this week.
Pete, Laura, and Bee (Liam is off conquering Scotland and London simultaneously) are talking about the real pressures hitting the wedding industry right now - and what, if anything, we can do about it. Bookings are shifting. Budgets are tighter. Midweek and shorter-coverage weddings are on the rise. And one person out there reckons full-time wedding photography might not even be viable anymore.
Then there's the ghosting. Bee's Instagram post on the subject got 30,000 views and 122 comments, almost entirely from suppliers saying same. So why is it happening - and is it actually couples being rude, or are we just making the booking process too hard? The Coda Podcast gets a mention, contact forms get a roasting, and Zoom calls are on trial.
They also untangle the word "editorial" - which apparently now means "natural and relaxed" to couples, despite meaning the opposite to everyone who actually shoots it. And when a content creator couple rocked up in a Lake Como wedding group claiming to be the only people capturing candid, in-between moments, the documentary photographers and videographers in the room had some thoughts.
Plus: Bee's Super 8 film comes back from the lab. Pete's British Gas bill arrives and it is not good news. Table tennis glory. And the completely startling realisation that this podcast is nearly four years old. Oh, and then we end with Pete being packed off to live on a narrowboat survivng on only Huel, and no cushions.
Timestamps
00:00 - Didn't record the first half, Pilates is evil, and Liam is everywhere at once
01:50 - Work lethargy: the post-holiday slump is real
04:07 - The Mandela Effect: both Pete and Bee have vivid memories of uploading galleries that never happened
08:05 - The state of the wedding industry: midweek bookings, shorter coverage, tighter budgets
13:25 - Is full-time wedding photography still viable?
14:06 - Bee's viral ghosting post: 30,000 views and 122 comments
20:50 - Is the booking process the problem? Zooms, forms, and friction
22:15 - The Coda Podcast: what videographers discovered when they became the clients
28:05 - Rethinking how we communicate with enquiring couples
30:03 - "Editorial": what couples think it means vs what it actually means
33:28 - The content creator controversy: who's capturing the in-between moments?
38:35 - Highs and lows: Bee's Super 8 film and Lawson Film School
43:05 - Pete's £1,400 British Gas nightmare
47:25 - Laura's TV high and general tiredness low
49:04 - The podcast is nearly four years old
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The busy season has officially arrived, and we are already feeling the heat (literally and figuratively).
This week on Our Creative Commune, Pete, Laura, Liam, and Bee sit down in the sun to catch up on a wild few weeks of local weddings, destination showcases, and the ever-changing landscape of booking clients. Are we all suffering from Zoom fatigue? We debate whether it’s time to stop video consultations altogether and build a brand enigma instead.
We also share some wild on-the-job stories, including a dream local shoot at Rivington Barn, the chaos of tracking fire-breathers in Spain, and Liam’s incredibly awkward encounter with a "secret" second photographer hired by the mother of the bride. Plus, we dive into some massive business milestones - including the joy of finally paying off that dreaded COVID bounce-back loan!
Grab a coffee (or a matcha) and join us as we chat through our highs, our lows, Pete's foray into the EV world, the heartbreak of airport security ruining analog film, and a surprisingly mind-blowing fact about apples.
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Chapter Timestamps00:00 - Catching rays and the start of the busy season
03:20 - Zoom fatigue and changing client booking psychology
05:13 - A dream local photo & video shoot at Rivington Barn
11:10 - Bosh! Smashing out a one-week video edit turnaround
13:26 - Wedding horror story: Dealing with a secret second photographer
17:18 - A rapid road trip to France and scanning questionable family negatives
19:30 - Destination wedding showcase at Castell d'Empordà in Spain
23:22 - Photographing fire-breathers and a rogue drone incident
26:24 - Business strategy: Should we stop doing client Zooms entirely?
30:43 - Are jet fuel prices and logistics threatening destination weddings?
32:57 - Pete's new car: Buying an EV for wedding travel
37:22 - Pete's Highs: Disputing energy bills and paying off the bounce-back loan!
41:24 - Liam & Bee's High: Quality time in Spain and overcoming separation anxiety
44:43 - Liam's Low: Heartbreak as a driving instructor
46:55 - Bee's Low: Left-behind outfits and airport security ruining film
51:12 - Laura's High & Low: London museum trips and canceled Pilates classes
56:18 - Mind-blowing apple facts and wrapping up
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This week on Our Creative Commune, Liam is missing in action, but for a good reason: he is currently surviving a chaotic schedule of destination weddings, 16-hour days, and driving lessons. Pete, Laura, and Bee sit down with a coffee to discuss the very real dangers of the "hustle mindset" and why saying yes to every inquiry might actually be hurting your business. We also chat about the rising trend of analog wedding filmmaking - from Super 8 to 90s camcorders - and why "human-made" art is becoming the ultimate luxury in a world increasingly flooded with lazy, AI-generated content.
Plus, we recap our recent destination wedding in Spain, talk through the painful realities of buying expensive new camera gear (hello, Canon R5 Mark II), and ask a question every creative eventually faces: at what age do we actually retire?
Where is the line between a successful wedding season and total burnout?
Finally, we wrap up with our weekly Highs and Lows, featuring wild podcast listener encounters, the isolation of solo parenting during wedding season, and why sleeping alone in a hotel room is the ultimate parent fantasy.
Oh, and If you see us in the wild, come say hello! Getting recognised on the street made Bee's day!
Timestamps
00:00 - Intro: Where is Liam? (The reality of creative burnout and extreme schedules)
04:30 - The danger of saying "yes" to everything and managing the VAT threshold
06:00 - Pivot to corporate: Why we still prefer the emotional connection of weddings
10:30 - Laura’s trip to the Wedding Videographer Podcast Summit in Glasgow
11:45 - The Super 8 revival and passing a 90s camcorder to a bridesmaid in Spain
16:45 - AI vs. Authenticity: Why "human-made" is the new luxury in the wedding industry
21:30 - Recapping our beautiful destination wedding in Spain
24:30 - Gear Talk: Pete’s broken drop-in filters and buying cheap grey market replacements
26:10 - Do we need the Canon R5 Mark II? (And the struggles of financing gear)
28:40 - Will we be shooting weddings at 68? Discussing the myth of creative retirement
34:25 - Divide and conquer: How Pete and Laura tackle a wedding day together
35:50 - Highs & Lows: Bee gets recognised by a podcast listener in the wild!
37:20 - Bee's new fine-line tattoos and her pottery wheel dilemmas
39:50 - The hidden loneliness and decision fatigue of solo parenting during wedding season
44:00 - Pete’s Highs & Lows: Booking weddings and the absolute nightmare of car shopping
49:30 - Laura’s Highs & Lows: The bliss of a solo hotel bed vs. the struggle of being away from home
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Grab a cup of tea and join Pete, Laura, Liam, and Bee for another catch-up inside the Creative Commune. This week, we're diving deep into the frustrating reality of the modern wedding industry. Ever had a consultation where you absolutely nailed it, gave the couple amazing advice, shared a few laughs, and then... absolute silence?
We’re breaking down the psychology of "ghosting," debating whether giving too much free advice on a Zoom call is actually hurting your booking rate, and discussing the exact timeline of when you should be sending your follow-up emails.
We also take a hard, uncomfortable look at inflation. If you haven't significantly raised your prices in the last five years, you might actually be taking a massive pay cut without realizing it. We crunch the numbers on what a £2,000 wedding from 2010 should cost today.
Plus, we talk about the pains of getting shooed away by wardens while shooting in London, why Pete absolutely refuses to set up those cliché "groom by the window" prep photos, and Bee shares the surprising results of letting ChatGPT dictate our Instagram strategy for a month. Finally, we share our weekly highs and lows—including the tragic loss of a local village legend and the anxiety of developing a six-year-old roll of film.
Timestamps00:00 - Intro, morning coffee, and Pete’s table tennis heartbreak
01:17 - The secret joy of cancelled Reformer Pilates classes
05:40 - Upcoming destination weddings: Scotland, Spain, Italy, and Vietnam
09:33 - Getting kicked off private land in London and National Trust rules
13:30 - We let ChatGPT run our Instagram (and it's actually working)
17:33 - Marketing vs. Art: Should you post what works or what excites you?
18:50 - The ghosting epidemic: Why do couples vanish after a great Zoom call?
22:50 - Zoom strategies: Pitching and advising vs. just chilling out
26:15 - How and when should you send the follow-up email?
32:00 - The inflation calculator: Are you secretly taking a pay cut every year?
36:40 - How the photography industry hustle has changed over the last decade
38:50 - Highs & Lows: Developing 6-year-old film and the horror of wet leggings
41:29 - RIP Hilda: Mourning our 94-year-old village window-waving legend
43:40 - Liam’s Isle of Skye elopement excitement
46:27 - Pete's return to blogging and the debate over staging groom prep photos
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Spring has finally sprung, and the wedding season is officially waking up! In this week's episode, we’re back on the sofa to tackle some of the biggest shifting trends in the wedding photography and videography industry.
Liam kicks things off by sharing his experience working alongside a dedicated content creator at a recent London wedding. Have content creators just become a normal part of the day, or is the hype starting to fade? We also dive deep into the latest Bridebook survey to find out what couples are actually looking for right now. Spoiler alert: they don't care about your social media following, and the "editorial" trend might not be as dominant as Instagram makes it seem.
We also tackle the frustrating reality of getting "ghosted" by couples after seemingly perfect Zoom meetings. Are we making it too hard for clients to book us? We discuss the power of WhatsApp, ditching 20-page PDF brochures, and streamlining your workflow to capture leads while they're hot.
Plus, Bee shares the wild ChatGPT strategy she’s using to completely retrain their confused Instagram algorithm, Pete questions if it's finally time to stop hoarding terabytes of old raw footage due to skyrocketing hard drive prices, and we wrap up with our weekly Highs and Lows—featuring magazine awards, film festival backlash, Reformer Pilates, and Pete's quest for table tennis glory.
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Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro, spring vibes, and Laura’s high-maintenance gardening
03:34 - Liam’s first London wedding back and working with a content creator
09:08 - Bee’s darkroom update & Pete/Laura’s Spice Kitchen commercial shoot
13:30 - Pete’s table tennis championship (Rocky montage pending)
15:25 - Bridebook 2024 Survey: What styles and traits do couples actually care about?
22:00 - The ghosting epidemic: Why are couples disappearing after great Zoom meetings?
28:00 - Streamlining your booking process and the power of WhatsApp
34:30 - How to retrain a broken Instagram algorithm (and Liam's weird "zooming" theory)
42:00 - Skyrocketing hard drive costs: Is it time to delete a decade of raw files?
47:20 - Highs & Lows: Professional Photo Magazine's Top 50 list & Reformer Pilates!
53:30 - Handling complaints and backlash from the wedding film festival
01:01:48 - Liam’s shiny new mountain bike and driving instructor woes
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Grab a coffee and join us at the holiday cottage! We're recording straight from our annual Shropshire retreat to catch up on everything happening in our creative lives right now. With the cost of living crisis changing how couples plan their big days, we dive deep into the rising trend of reduced-coverage weddings.
Are these shorter, "smash and grab" days a refreshing change of pace, or do they rob us of the chance to truly connect with our couples? We also debate the modern relevance of bridal prep and detail shots - do brides really want a photo of their shoes on a tree, or are we just shooting out of fear of missing something?
We’re also pulling back the curtain on the very first British Wedding Film Festival! We debrief on the incredible highs of the glamorous night at the Manchester Art Gallery, the financial realities of hosting a major industry event from scratch, and the controversy of international filmmakers dominating the final shortlists. Plus, we talk through our plans and category changes for next year.
Finally, we share our weekly highs and lows, featuring the magic of Victorian tintype photography, the sheer terror of M6 traffic, the sting of buying four new car tires, and a painfully relatable vent about couples treating our Zoom consultations like interviews only to ghost us afterward.
Timestamps00:00 - Morning Coffee & Shropshire Holiday Vibes
02:40 - Are Reduced Coverage Weddings the New Normal?
07:30 - The "Smash and Grab" Reality of Short Weddings
08:30 - Do Couples Actually Want Detail Shots Anymore?
14:50 - The Danger of Missing Crucial Props (The Pen Story)
16:35 - Shooting a Bar Mitzvah & Traffic Nightmares
20:10 - Our Worst "Late to a Wedding" Stories & Box Breathing
23:25 - Identity Crisis: Are We Still Calling Ourselves Photographers?
25:55 - The British Wedding Film Festival Debrief
33:00 - The Financial Reality of Hosting an Industry Event
35:00 - The Controversy of International & Destination Winners
42:20 - Highs & Lows: Victorian Tintype Photography in Shrewsbury
48:30 - Highs & Lows: £650 Tyres & Toddler Colds
50:10 - Why Are Couples Ghosting After Great Zoom Consultations?
52:45 - Dinner Debates & Wrapping Up
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Is it time to delete the app? In this episode, we tackle the growing sentiment that the golden age of social media is behind us. Inspired by industry leaders stepping away from Instagram, we debate whether the constant hustle for likes, reels, and algorithm appeasement is actually worth the mental toll. Can a creative business survive today without a social presence, or is that a luxury reserved for the famous?
We also dive into the nitty-gritty of award season. Having just finished a marathon judging session for the Wedding Film Festival and following the results of TWIA, we discuss what separates a good film from a great one, the subjectivity of art, and the fleeting high of winning a trophy.
Plus, we share our struggles with the "wintering" season, the art of dealing with online trolls, and why school sports still have a long way to go regarding gender equality. Grab a coffee and join us at the kitchen table.
00:00 – Intro: Coffee, sleep schedules, and morning chats.
01:00 – Behind the Scenes: Judging the Wedding Film Festival.
04:20 – The "Run and Gun" Trend: Cinematic vs. Messy.
05:43 – TWIA Awards: Winners, the Liverpool venue, and the post-win feeling.
12:15 – The Winter Slump: Struggling with creativity and slow editing.
14:05 – Unusual Jobs: Branding photography for dentists.
18:15 – The Big Debate: Is it time to quit Instagram?
21:00 – The Ethics of Content: Sharing private moments for public entertainment.
25:30 – The "Cringe" Factor: Why self-promotion feels inauthentic.
35:35 – Dealing with Trolls: Negative comments and blocking the haters.
40:00 – Highs & Lows: Developing film at home & iron deficiencies.
43:10 – Laura’s Obsession: Alex Honnold and climbing documentaries.
47:12 – Pete’s Rant: Coaching table tennis and sexism in school PE.
52:30 – Liam’s Low: A near-death experience in the driving instructor car.
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lawsonfilms.co.uk
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Happy 2026! We are back by the fire for our first chat of the year, and we have a lot to catch up on.
In this episode, we dive deep into the current state of the wedding industry. After judging hundreds of films for the British Wedding Film Festival, we’ve noticed some polarizing trends - from AI-generated voiceovers to the resurgence of "home movie" Super 8 vibes. We also discuss the controversial return of the "Dutch tilt" in photography (thanks, Gen Z) and ask the question: are Content Creators actually taking over, or was it just a phase?
On the business side, we open up about a recent painful client cancellation and discuss the ethics of contracts and refunds when things go wrong. We also debate a recent award-winning image controversy - where do we draw the line between photography, digital art, and cheating?
Plus, we share some life updates, including Liam’s new career path, Bee’s Harry Potter-style darkroom, and why Laura is painting in her underwear.
Topics:
•2026 Trends: The rise of AI music and voiceovers in wedding films.
•Gear Nostalgia: Why everyone is buying old DSLRs and 35mm film cameras.
•Business Realities: Handling last-minute cancellations and protecting your income.
•Ethics: The controversy of using stock imagery and composites in photo awards.
•Life Updates: Darkrooms, driving instructors, and car breakdowns.
Whether you are a photographer, videographer, or just a creative trying to navigate the changing landscape, grab a coffee (or a wine) and join the commune.
Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro: Happy New Year 2026
01:05 - Judging film awards & the rise of AI Voiceovers
05:23 - Photography trends: The return of the "Wonky Horizon"
07:00 - The DSLR nostalgia trap 09:30 - Bee’s new cupboard darkroom & developing film
14:55 - Laura’s new painting hobby
21:50 - Liam’s now a Qualified Driving Instructor
29:40 - Have Content Creators actually taken over?
33:00 - Dealing with a major wedding cancellation
36:40 - The Awards Controversy: Stock images vs. Photography
43:00 - Will AI eventually eat itself?
47:00 - Highs & Lows: Client testimonials & car breakdown nightmares
57:30 - Bee’s health scare & 80s nostalgia
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It’s just the boys in the studio this week! With Laura and Bee away (all that end of year editing!), Liam and Pete sit down to debrief on a recent luxury wedding they shot together in Whitehall, London.
While the venue was five-star, the day wasn't without its hurdles. We discuss the reality of shooting in high-end establishments - from the stress of strict dress codes to dealing with "smothering" service that eats into your shooting time. We also have an honest conversation about a struggle many creatives face: how do you politely tell a venue coordinator to back off and let you do your job?
Also in this episode, we chat about the physical toll of wedding photography (what is "Photographer's Toe"?), the panic of surprise speeches for videographers, and a terrifying gear malfunction that saw a camera hit the floor in front of the guests. Plus, we catch up on life outside of weddings, including broken cars, table tennis coaching, and life as a driving instructor.
Grab a coffee and join the commune!
Key Topics & Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro: Where are the girls?
02:18 - The 9-hour travel nightmare and the £36 wine incident
05:25 - The Dress Code Debate: Suits vs. Trainers
07:59 - The reality of "Photographer's Toe" and physical comfort
12:14 - Videography stress: Dealing with surprise speeches
19:00 - The "Missing Groom Prep" panic
25:43 - Technical struggles: Banding issues in venue lighting
28:42 - When luxury service ruins your portrait time
31:00 - Learning to say "No" to pushy venue coordinators
44:05 - Pete’s car suspension disaster
47:50 - Gear Nightmare: Liam drops his camera (twice)
51:25 - Highs and Lows: Life as a driving instructor
57:00 - Pete becomes a qualified table tennis coach
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In this special episode of Our Creative Commune, we're swapping things around! Pete and Laura are hijacking the podcast with their co-founders of the British Wedding Film Festival, Joce Boissin and Jeff Wood, to dive deep into everything you need to know about this brand-new event for the wedding film industry.
We start off sharing some stories from the end of the wedding season, including Jeff's travel nightmare of losing all his kit right before a huge destination wedding and how he was forced to adapt.
Then, we get into the heart of the festival. We share the vision behind creating an awards ceremony dedicated solely to celebrating the incredible craft within our industry. We discuss why we felt it was so important to have categories that recognise specific skills like sound design, storytelling, and cinematography, and how we hope it will inspire a new wave of creativity.
Thinking of entering? We cover all the crucial details: the surprisingly hefty trophies you could win, the incredible panel of judges (including a James Bond sound designer and a Netflix producer!), the submission process, and what makes a film stand out. Plus, we give you all the info on the awards night itself—a chance for us all to get glammed up, connect, and feel inspired at the Manchester Art Gallery.
This is more than just an awards show; it's a celebration of our community and the art we create. Whether you're considering submitting a film or just want to join the party, this episode has all the inspiration and information you need.
Timestamps
00:00 - Intro & Welcome to the BWFF Team
00:55 - Catching Up: How Was the End of the Season?
01:03 - Jeff's Destination Wedding Nightmare: The Airline Lost All My Gear!
04:50 - The Creative Benefit of Being Forced to Adapt
08:31 - Joce's Adventure with an Anamorphic Lens in Morocco
11:23 - Introducing the British Wedding Film Festival
11:51 - The Reason We Started These Awards
13:10 - Celebrating Individual Skills
14:30 - Using the Awards as a Creative Motivator for the Season
16:17 - It’s Scary Entering Awards
17:45 - Let's Talk About the Trophies
18:21 - The Incredible Judging Panel
22:05 - How the Judging Process Will Work
23:20 - The Awards Night
24:25 - The Venue
25:04 - Submission Deadline: 1st December!
26:07 - The Categories & Submission Rules
28:14 - Best Cinematography & Best Sound Design
32:02 - Best Storytelling
32:31 - Best Cinematic Language: Using Match Cuts & Parallel Action
36:55 - Best Use of Music & Best Colour Grading
38:39 - Best Elopement: Telling a Story with Just Two People
39:36 - Film Length & Password Protection
44:41 - Jeff's Story: The OG of Cinematic Wedding Films
46:57 - Jeff's Thoughts on Shooting with Phones
52:39 - Joce's Story: From iPhone Clips to Full-Time Pro in 2 Years
58:46 - Highs & Lows of the Week
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How many photos are too many? In this week's episode, we dive headfirst into a hot topic rattling the photography community: are we overwhelming our clients by over-delivering images? We debate whether a curated gallery of a few hundred photos is more valuable than a folder of over a thousand, and question what we'd want from our own wedding photographer.
We also get real about the struggles of social media after taking a week off Instagram punished our reach, sparking a conversation about whether the perfect grid still matters or if it's time to get more personal.
Alongside the business chat, we catch you up on our latest adventures, from shooting a wedding at the iconic Traitors castle (and revealing its secrets!) to road-tripping to Scotland and enjoying a half-term break on the beautiful Yorkshire coast. Join us for a candid chat about work, life, and the creative challenges we all face.
Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro & a chaotic start
01:03 - The joy of singing alone in the car
02:40 - Liam's wedding at Guardswell Farm in Scotland
05:45 - The secrets of shooting at the Traitors Castle
09:28 - Working with fellow photographer Ash Springle
10:55 - Remembering industry legends Ed Peers & Ross Harvey
13:04 - Half-term adventures, portrait shoots, and comparing forests
14:58 - An update on the team's upcoming film festival
18:20 - Making work trips into mini-holidays
20:18 - The pressures of a busy schedule and life admin
22:36 - A relaxing week on the North Yorkshire Coast and discovering Haworth
25:08 - The Instagram struggle: The punishment for taking a week off
26:49 - Does your feed need to show your face?
29:15 - Dealing with internet trolls and negative comments
32:57 - Hot Topic: Are photographers delivering too many images?
45:38 - Highs and Lows of the Week
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Ever come back from a conference feeling like a total fraud?
This week, Pete & Laura are recovering from the social hangover of the CODA conference and so we’re diving deep into the anxieties of networking as an introvert. We discuss the pressure to be "on" all the time, navigating imposter syndrome, and that cringe-worthy moment when you're introduced to one of the cool kids as the "King and Queen" of the UK market.
But it wasn't all anxiety at CODA. We were also massively inspired by many incredible stories. Plus the powerful 'smoke and mirrors' marketing strategy - the art of curating your portfolio to get the weddings you most want to shoot.
We debate a hot topic online: is flash photography becoming a nuisance at weddings? And we share a few thoughts on photographers getting a little too close for comfort during the ceremony.
Join us for these, and many other topics, as we chat about the last couple of weeks over a coffee.
Timestamps:
02:34 The social hangover from Coda Conference
04:21 Navigating events as an introvert: Are we 'cliquey'?
08:33 The pressure of being 'known' and imposter syndrome
10:28 Our key takeaway: The power of ambient audio
14:50 From Prison to a Creative Empire: The Fire & Ice Story
18:39 'Smoke and mirrors' marketing & defining our ideal client
22:27 Catching up: A pagan hand-fasting & a wedding at The Traitors castle
25:16 Is flash photography annoying for wedding guests?
34:15 When photographers get too close during the ceremony
41:37 Highs & Lows: Coda, family meals, and feeling overwhelmed
51:23 Rediscovering creativity by organising 15 years of photos
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In this episode of Our Creative Commune, we're fresh from a beautifully emotional wedding in the heart of Storm Amy and a fun-filled autumnal family shoot. We also take a moment to celebrate the incredible work of fellow creative, Damian Brandon (https://damianbrandon.com/)
This leads us into a passionate discussion about the current state of the wedding photography industry. Are we seeing a decline in the traditional craft of photography? We delve into the rise of the "snapshotty" and "editorial" styles, the importance of understanding good light, and whether the focus has shifted from capturing genuine moments to creating content for Instagram.
Plus, Liam gives us an update on his new life as a driving instructor, Pete shares his insights from the world of Reddit on what couples are really looking for, and we chat about the highs and lows of our week, from technical triumphs to creepy crawly encounters. Join us for a candid conversation about creativity, business, and the ever-evolving world of wedding photography.
Timestamps:
00:00 Intro & Catching Up
02:13 Recapping Adam & Jade’s Stormy Welsh Wedding
07:36 Working With the Incredibly Talented Damian Brandon
12:38 Main Topic: Is the Art of Wedding Photography Being Lost?
14:51 The Death of Good Light: Why Are Photographers Ignoring the Basics?
20:12 Does Technical Quality Even Matter Anymore?
27:43 What Do Couples Actually Want? (Insights from Reddit)
30:43 The Changing Internet: SEO, Google, and Finding Clients Now
33:56 Liam's New Venture as a Driving Instructor
38:56 Building a New Website & The Logo Debate
42:12 Blogging vs. Full Galleries: What Should You Send to Clients?
45:32 The "Be Everywhere" Strategy for Modern Marketing
46:45 Highs & Lows of the Week (Including Hard Drive Sleeping Bags & Spiders!)
57:39 What's Coming Up Next?
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In this episode, we discusses the most talked-about trend in the wedding industry right now: the rise of the content creator. Are they replacing videographers, and how should creative professionals adapt to a TikTok-driven market? We share our honest thoughts on the challenges and potential solutions, from offering next-day clips to staying true to your unique style in a sea of trends. Is it possible to fight the tide, or is it time to evolve?
We also dive into what we've been up to on the road, including Liam shooting a stunning wedding in Ostuni, Italy, and Pete's "life-changing" experience hiring a second shooter for the first time at a wedding in Anglesey. Plus, hear how Laura and Pete got inspired by music videos and started experimenting with flash-style, direct lighting for video and a 4:3 aspect ratio to create a raw, editorial feel.
Join us for an open conversation about navigating the ever-changing creative landscape, a surprisingly detailed chat about the limitations of expanding foam, and our usual highs and lows of the week—including one of us starting a brand new career!
TIMESTAMPS:
00:00 Welcome & Morning People vs. Night Owls
03:49 What We've Been Up To
03:53 Liam’s Shoots: London, Tunbridge Wells & A Wedding in Italy
05:29 Pete's "Life-Changing" Anglesey Wedding with a Second Shooter
08:21 Laura & Pete's Dorset Wedding & Manchester Shoots
08:57 Creative Development: Experimenting with Direct Lighting & 4:3 Ratio
17:24 DIY Chat: The Surprising Limits of Expanding Foam
18:21 Main Topic: The Great Content Creator Debate
19:32 Are Suppliers a Bigger Problem Than Couples?
22:29 The "Your Wedding is Not Content" Movement
30:25 How Videographers Can Adapt to the Trend
39:06 Final Thoughts on the Future
46:08 Highs and Lows of the Week
50:32 Liam's Big News: A Career Change
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This week, join Pete, Laura, Liam, and Bee for a catch-up packed with wild wedding stories and industry insights. Liam shares a tale from the depths of Scotland, where he photographed the first and only elopement inside a massive, disused WWII underground oil tank - complete with world-record-breaking echoes and drone flights in the dark. He then takes us to Iceland for a vow renewal, revealing the stressful reality of shooting in iconic, tourist-filled locations and the rules you sometimes have to bend to get the perfect shot.
The team also dives into the great dishwasher debate (are your precious mugs and knives safe?), discusses the pros and cons of the new Canon C50 video camera, and shares their thoughts on recent industry shake-ups. Plus, they explore the unspoken rules of working with other suppliers and share personal highs and lows, featuring everything from a hit-and-run and a ghost named Jim to the joys of booking a wedding in Montenegro.
Timestamps00:36 - Wedding season fatigue & back-to-school chaos.
02:23 - Liam's story: Photographing an elopement in a disused underground oil tank in Scotland.
10:28 - Pete & Laura's "painless" wedding shoot in Scotland.
13:31 - Shooting a wedding for a fellow photographer.
14:42 - The great debate: Should you put precious mugs and knives in the dishwasher?
18:00 - Liam's story: A vow renewal in Iceland and the challenges of shooting in tourist hotspots.
23:39 - Discussion on managing expectations at popular photo locations.
26:47 - Industry News: The new Canon C50 video camera.
30:44 - Industry News: The Easy-Flix gallery migration controversy.
34:36 - The pros and cons of culling software like Narrative and Photo Mechanic.
40:13 - How to handle working with difficult or rude suppliers on a wedding day.
46:52 - Liam's travel drama: Getting locked in a car park and a hit-and-run.
51:31 - Highs and Lows of the Week.
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After a much-needed holiday break, the gang is back behind the mics and feeling refreshed... mostly. Join Pete, Laura, Liam, and Bee as they catch up on a wild few weeks of work, life, and misadventure.
Liam kicks things off with tales from a three-day wedding in Spain, complete with tuxedos in the ocean, an aggressive jellyfish, a competitive bucking bronco incident, and an unexpected visit from the local police. Meanwhile, Pete shares his less-than-glamorous story of surviving "Vomitus Maximus" after a beautiful wedding in the Scottish Highlands.
This leads to a candid discussion on the biggest challenges facing wedding creatives today: Is the rise of "editorial" photography making it harder to capture authentic moments? And why are clients increasingly choosing phone-based content creators over traditional videographers?
Finally, we get real about the big one: burnout. Deep in the thick of wedding season, we share our personal struggles and tangible advice on how to manage the pressure, rediscover your creative spark, and find the joy in your work again when you feel like you have nothing left to give. If you're feeling the strain, this is the chat you need to hear.
Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro & Catching Up
01:09 - Why We've Stopped Filming the Podcast
02:28 - Liam's Wild 3-Day Wedding in Spain (Tuxedos in the Sea, Jellyfish & a Bucking Bronco)
07:50 - Liam's Drone Incident & a Visit from the Police
09:37 - Pete & Laura's Scottish Wedding Adventure
11:19 - Pete's Unfortunate Bout of "Vomitus Maximus" (Food Poisoning)
14:37 - Getting Soaked by a Champagne Spray
15:44 - The Big Discussion: Is the "Editorial" Photography Trend Killing the Vibe?
24:13 - The Rise of Content Creators vs. Traditional Videographers
27:20 - Main Topic: How to Beat Creative Burnout This Wedding Season
28:02 - Laura's Secret to Avoiding Burnout: Getting Ahead
34:05 - Letting Go of Perfectionism & The 80/20 Rule
39:24 - The Real Reason We Get Anxious Before a Wedding
46:18 - Our Top Tips for Burnout: Nature, Hobbies & Asking for Help
52:36 - Sparking Joy: Trying New Lenses & Techniques
57:47 - Highs and Lows of the Week
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Join Pete, Laura, Liam, and Bee for a special "postcard" episode, recorded live from next to their tents during their wholesome (and feral) camping holiday! Swapping the studio for a field, the team gets real about the highs and lows of the creative life in the middle of a busy August.
In this episode, we chat about our recent travels, from a stunning but stormy cruise through the Norwegian fjords to an epic 14-hour drive to the Isle of Skye for a single elopement. We then dive into some all-too-relatable industry frustrations, including the awkward dance of dealing with difficult wedding bands and a deep dive into the dos, don'ts, and disasters of hiring second shooters.
The conversation then takes a serious and personal turn as Liam shares the full, cautionary story of being scammed out of £4,500 by a fake marketing "expert." It’s an open and honest account of how easily it can happen and the emotional toll it takes, serving as a must-listen for any freelancer or small business owner. We wrap it all up by sharing the simple joys that have made our trip unforgettable, from barbecues to a magical night watching shooting stars.
Timestamps00:00 - Intro
00:31 - A Postcard from a Field: The Feral Camping Holiday Begins
03:32 - The Pre-Holiday Work Grind
05:02 - Cruising and Seasickness in Norway
07:52 - A 14-Hour Drive for a 3-Hour Elopement
11:03 - The Importance of Taking a Break in Peak Season
12:55 - Industry Rant: When Wedding Bands Are "Cheeky F*cks"
18:23 - Industry Deep Dive: The Woes of a Bad Second Shooter
28:26 - The Full Story of a £4,500 Scam
43:50 - Highs & Lows of the Week
49:26 - Outro: Time for a Barbecue
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