This is one hell of an experience
I’ve been in the film photography game for a few years now, and I’ve learned so much along my journey. Being a woman in the entertainment industry comes with its challenges and obstacles, but working with high profile clients, world-renowned companies, and managing my business has taught me a lot about how to be successful and stay creative in this field of work. If you’ve been following me for a while, then you know that when it comes to my photography work, process, and style, I’ve always kept things top secret. But for a while now, I’ve been itching to train and support up-and-coming photographers, so…I think it’s time to announce this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
For the first time ever, I’m excited to announce my 1:1 private mentorship program
If you are an aspiring film photographer (as a career or just for fun), this mentorship is for you. With my mentorship program, you’ll have free rein to pick my brain and learn exactly how Carianne operates and does her thing. When submitting your application, pour your heart into it and put your best foot forward, since I’ll only be choosing a handful of candidates to mentor. What’s important for me to learn about you? Why should I choose to mentor you over others? What makes your work unique and special? I’ll only be choosing people who are serious, dedicated, and committed to improving their photography and creative direction. If I think you’ll be a good candidate, you’ll receive an email from me with additional details about the mentorship opportunity.
What’s included
Hands on in-person studio photoshoot with direct access to shoot beside me on set and elevate your film photography skills
A model, hand chosen by me, who will bring 2 different looks in order for you to practice with a variety of lighting, framing, and posing
Open discussion (ask me anything!) about film cameras, tips on lighting your subject depending on the setting, how to make your subject feel comfortable when first working with them, etc.
My favorite rolls of film for you to use in your cameras
Film development at a local lab