Hosted by Unscripted Photographers · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 96 episodes
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Photography Podcast for Beginners Turn your passion into a full-time business with The Retake by Unscripted Photographers . Hosted by resident photographer Anna Hutchcroft, this podcast is packed with practical tips and honest conversations to help beginner photographers grow — creatively and financially. 🎧 Join us for episodes on: Emotional storytelling through photography Building a magnetic photography brand Social media and marketing that actually works Pricing, mindset, and staying sane while scaling your photography business 📸 Brought to you by the creators of the Unscripted App , the go-to app for poses, prompts, and workflow tools to help you grow your dream business. Follow us on Instagram → @unscriptedphotographers
Unscripted Photographers hosts The Retake, a business show with 96 episodes published.
What does returning to your work actually look like after becoming a mother? Wedding and family photographer Mari Trancoso gets into the messy, honest reality of building a photography business alongside motherhood — shi
Grad photography gets overlooked a lot in the wedding world - treated as filler work between bigger bookings, or a stepping stone to something more "serious." In this episode, James Wolf breaks down what actually changes
Film photography gets talked about a lot in wedding photography — especially when it comes to pricing. In this episode, Daniel Kim breaks down what actually changes when you start shooting film, from how you approach exp
Wedding content creators are becoming a regular part of the vendor team — but what exactly do they do, and how does the role differ from photography or videography? In this episode, we talk with Chandla Manning, director
Wedding photographer and fine art creative Koko King doesn’t believe in “just showing up.” In this episode of The Retake, we unpack what it actually means to bring editorial energy to a wedding day — from sculpting light
Wedding and elopement photographer Marcella Laine on why presence, preparation, and adaptability are no longer optional in wedding photography. In this episode of The Retake, we break down shooting in unpredictable outdo
Who should lead posing on a wedding day — the photographer or the videographer? We sit down with two wedding photographers (Georgia & Micah) and a wedding videographer (Kristin) to unpack the real dynamics of working tog
Family photographer and educator Brooke Schultz shares how to create emotive family mini sessions without sacrificing heart, even in the busiest season. We break down her story-first approach, how to quickly build trust,
Learn how to sell your photography services without the awkward pitch. In this episode, Rachel Traxler shares how to build a sales funnel that feels personal, converts better clients, and protects your creative energy. W
Weddings are weird — and that’s what makes them beautiful. Melbourne photographer Oli Sansom joins us to talk about paying attention, resisting content culture, surviving chaos, and why the images that matter most often
A lot of photographers dream about teaching one day, but most hold back because they don’t feel “ready.” In this episode, Summer Grace returns to the podcast to talk about why waiting might be the wrong move. We get into
Your portfolio doesn’t need to be bigger — it needs better curation. In this episode, Cam from LENSEL shares why your taste is your most powerful asset as a photographer, how to make the most of the work you already have
Freddie Öst from world-class branding agency SNASK joins us to talk about branding, imperfection, and what photographers can learn from design. We dig into “pink lies” and the art of faking it till you make it, how to bu
Todd Smith joins us to unpack the hidden costs of people-pleasing and why highly sensitive people struggle with boundaries. We explore how self-abandonment shows up in creative work, what aligned decision-making actually
Lauren Ashley Grenda shares how life’s hardest moments — from premature motherhood to personal tragedy — shaped her artistry and drive. In this candid conversation, she reveals how compassion born from her lived experien
Jon Taylor Sweet shares how he grew from shooting on an iPhone to becoming an internationally recognised photographer—without spending a cent on ads. Hear how word‑of‑mouth built his career, why serving clients comes bef
Photographing kids can be unpredictable! But with the right prep, it doesn’t have to be stressful. In this episode, I chat with family and branding photographer, kid whisperer, and former teacher Laura Jane Ferguson abou
You don’t have to niche down or share every photo online to build a photography business that works for you. Lindsay Coulter joins us to talk about what it really means to shoot with heart — from weddings to family sessi
You don’t need a big studio, luxury clients, or perfect timelines to build a meaningful photography business. Becca Cannon joins us to talk about how she left traditional weddings behind, embraced elopements, and hit the
You don’t need awards, followers, or a six-figure floral budget to make meaningful work. Photographer Miles Witt Boyer joins us to talk about legacy, leadership, and why chasing vanity metrics will burn you out faster th
Daniel Kim
Principal Developer Relations Engineer · Ark Energy Corporation
1 appearance on this show
Kristin
founder and CEO · Christmas Podcast Networks
1 appearance on this show
Micah
fifth-grader · IPPF Europe and Central Asia
1 appearance on this show
Georgia
wedding celebrant · Etre Marie
1 appearance on this show
Brooke Schultz
1 appearance on this show
Cam
Budtender · Ounce of Hope
1 appearance on this show
Todd Smith
Senior Vice President and Chief Physician Executive · Associated Metal Forming Technologies
1 appearance on this show
Lindsay Coulter
therapist
1 appearance on this show
Miles Witt Boyer
wedding and commercial photographer, educator, Imagen AI ambassador · The Photographic Collective
1 appearance on this show
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