Twyla Jones – Finding Your Voice

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Twyla Jones – Finding Your Voice

Learn to listen to yourself, get inspired, and find the inner confidence that will transform your images

You’re producing work others enjoy, but does something feel like it’s missing?

You have the skills to create a technically perfect shot… but you’ve lost touch with your voice – that inner knowing and intuition that helps you create inspired art that makes you passionate about photography.

You feel like you’re using the same poses over and over…

Your work is ing to look a lot like the rest of the work in your feed…

You don’t feel confident in the content you’re creating…

You feel like you’re just adding to the noise of social media…

This course will help you claim your story, live your truth, and find your voice

This course is not currently open for enrollment. To join the Waiting List and get updates on the next opening, please visit: Emotional Storytelling: Finding Your Voice

Part 1: and so we begin

What do you want to say? And how do you want to say it?

It’s not that you necessarily ever LOST your voice – but maybe you’ve changed, evolved, grown, and just aren’t even sure who you are anymore. Maybe you never were certain that you knew your why, but you know you definitely don’t now.

We’re going to dig deep, through words, videos, photos, conversations, to discover how to set flame to the barely burning sparks inside of you. We’ll ask you to sit with the uncomfortable questions, so we can find the authentic answers.

Part 2: let your voice speak

When you find something that inspires you, that’s really your inner voice speaking up saying ‘Yes! This is the direction where you’ll find your potential! This is the direction that you should go to uncover the depths of your creativity!”

What inspires you is not an accident. What inspires you is a pull towards where you can create from the wild within to create work unique to you.

We’re going to expand our horizons, curate our visions, to spur on our creativity and move along in our journey.

Part 3: shoot like it’s your last

Sometimes we only find clarity when we know we’re out of chances, or out of choices. We get locked into the expected, into the routine, and play it safe.

What if you had to shake things up? What if you were moving across the country tomorrow and this was your last chance to photograph in that amazing place you drive past every day and just haven’t made time for? What if you’re too afraid that all of your clients only want one thing, and if you change things, they’ll leave?

What does your heart truly want? Let’s find it, and change your approach.

Part 4: find your confidence

When you go out for a session, are you just following a recipe to get your standard results, or are you feeling inspired and excited?

Do you worry more about what you’ll be able to deliver to clients than about creating authentic connections?

So often, this comes down to confidence, and we’re going to make sure you find it, and realize how very capable you are of conjuring and capturing beautiful moments anytime.

Part 5: the everyday alchemy

How often do you slow down and make time for the little moments of love and beauty? When was the last time you really breathed in the scent of your own child’s hair when you kissed them on the forehead, or appreciated the way your partner’s hand fits just so in the small of your back?

If you’re not engaging in those fleeting moments of interaction that breed connection then you’re missing the point of life itself. Find intentional connections in your own life, notice the impact, and then see how every one of those tiny touches affects your work.

Part 6: the big screen

What you mostly notice and are drawn to is your voice gaining volume.

It’s time to listen to it. Tune in.

What emotions do you want to evoke in your images? What are some ways you might be able to direct and prompt authentic actions that give you the results you’re dreaming of?

There’s immense power in recreating scenes and feelings that move you, to help empower you to create similar feelings on your own. We’ll explore.