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A humorous, candid and inspiring podcast for wedding photographers who want to learn and be inspired. I'm Brighton wedding photographer Anna Pumer from Kick Ass Photographers, and I share my experiences and discuss business stuff. I've been a wedding photographer since 2012, and also run Kick Ass Photographers - a membership for photographers who want to get booked up with dream clients. "Funny, insightful, irreverent and on point." - John Woodward, wedding photographer
Unknown Host hosts Kick Ass Photographers: The Podcast, a business show with 19 episodes published.
After an 18-month break, the Kick Ass podcast is back! In this episode, I (Anna Pumer, hi) catch you up on life (mini romance update!), health (and my many hospital visits) and work (it's been busy when I haven't been bi
I tell the story about a huge wardrobe malfunction I had right before a wedding last weekend, as well as chatting about why imperfect and pretty downright crappy content is better than being slick on social media. Plus,
This week I chat about: The Google Business Profile drama happening in the wedding photography industry this week A hot Insta tip from our latest workshop, plus a fab Instagram insight from one of my couples A couple of
This week I chat about: Achieving your dreams Aftershoot's masking tool An unhappy bride ripping into her photographer on Tik Tok Looking after yourself on a wedding day How it’s ok to turn clients away if they don’t fee
Coworking with other wedding photographers Tips for shooting proposals - plus a funny story... Windy group shots - what to do Tips for bossing people around for group shots Benefit of doing Instagram stories at a wedding
I'm back BABY! I've missed podcasting, and this was so much fun. It's been a while! I'm now doing the podcast solo, but will go into all the details in this episode... I also chat about working solo and telling my couple
We also talk about: Toxic positivity of goal-setting What to do instead of setting goals that actually impacts your business The super fun way Anna reflects on the past year - and how you can do it too Why we think weddi
In this episode, we chat about a few of the best ways to earn winter income as a photographer and answer a member's question about selling mini-sessions.
We chat about: The Zoe health plan I'm on, and the interesting results Groom prep vs bride prep vibes Having to get cover for a wedding thanks to getting Covid Being scared of going into London for a wedding A (very hot)
Rainy weddings and how we deal with them “Cake Gate” - not working for exposure Being groped at weddings iPhone films vs videographer New Tea Breaks in the membership The Show & Tell session Mini marketing ideas in the m
We talk about: Bad lighting at weddings, group photos in the sun, getting sick, social media, photoshop AI, festivals, kayaking, travelling, iPhone films, selfies at weddings, shooting a wedding on your birthday, our fav
Going on holiday and having a proper break from work Why we don't take a camera on holiday Sending poo in the post Getting fed at weddings Tips for staying hydrated at weddings iPhone films at weddings - why they're so p
We talk about: Shooting film (specifically the Olympus Trip 35) Shooting weddings on an iPhone Shooting behind the scenes at a wedding A wacky engagement shoot we did Buying an ebike to commute to the co-working office -
Wanna know everything about all the enquiries and bookings we've had so far this year? We dig into where they found us, what they were looking for, and how they ranked on our Official Ideal Client Scale (not official at
Our first wedding of the year Do you photograph wedding drama? The dreaded Wedding Photo Checklist request https://annapumerphotography.com/the-ultimate-wedding-photography-checklist/ Should you turn down an enquiry for
Last week I did a scary thing... a talk in front of about 100 epic photographers for an awesome NineDots event. Here's how it felt, how it went, and how you can be an expert too. That time we modelled for FujiFilm on our
We talk about why I still charge the same as I did in 2016, and answer a member's question about what to do with an enquiry 3+ years in the future. We also look at all the ways we add extra income to each booking with up
This episode is all about photography awards and what we think of them, and how we'd shake up the awards industry. Plus, we segue into talking about what you can do instead of aiming for awards to attract new clients and
Things we talked about: Our word for the year Failure and how it's a journey to success Not overthinking stuff Why we’re doing the podcast Diana and Lomo cameras and shooting film Hanging out with other photographers and
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