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Plus if you need another audio library https://www.audiolibrary.com.co/ is good too. :)
Thank you everyone! Fabulous advice and i will definitely look into the online course :)
Hopefully I can set up a good archiving foundation for the school.We did this at the previous school i worked at. We found that overall, the photos don’t turn out as nice.
Particularly as someone who uses photoshop, its a lot to photoshop, so I could see there were some rushed parts. People’s heads were partially gone, shadows looked fake etc.
For groups we even trialled taking photos row by row. This had a better outcome than splicing individual photos.I find the professional photos/videos generally have a 3 year life span anyway.
Unless the student left the school for a negative reason, I would personally still use the images/videos for around 3 years.
I also help alleviate this problem by taking some ‘stock footage’ when I photograph for social media. Just yesterday I photographed a science experiment, and so I took some quick footage of the students at the same time. Slowly and naturally building up your video library can be so valuable, even if its not as high quality as a videographer. The more you have, the more options you have.
