Seattle, WA (PRWEB) August 07, 2014
CreativeLive (http://www.creativelive.com), the world’s leading online education network, announced today CreativeLive Photo Week will return September 15-20, 2014, offering six days of free, interactive online classes taught by 30+ world-class photographers.
Featuring engaging master classes, gear and software demos, and informative how-tos, CreativeLive Photo Week appeals to everyone from the enthusiast to the seasoned professional. Each class offers a powerful blend of education and demonstration, with insights on industry-leading techniques, concepts, and business strategies. This all-access pass to all-things-photo will inspire and educate, leaving participants electrified and ready to explore whole new territories through the camera lens.
CreativeLive Photo Week 2014 includes:
—110+ hours of live broadcast education
—Over 30 instructors, including big-ticket names and up-and-coming voices
—Live critiques by award-winning photographers
Broadcast live on three channels, CreativeLive Photo Week boasts classes on an unrivaled breadth of topics, including: commercial, real estate, Instagram, outdoor, GoPro, wedding, light painting, glamour, headshots, and more. Photo Week instructors include Peter Hurley, Sue Bryce, Susan Stripling, Mike Kelley, Lindsay Adler, and many more.
For full details and to RSVP for the live event, please visit:
http://www.creativelive.com/conferences/photo-week-2014
About CreativeLive
CreativeLive is setting a new standard for education by connecting a live, dynamic community of individuals with the world’s top experts. Using a scalable freemium model, CreativeLive is transforming the $100 billion continuing education market by offering frictionless access to the best teachers in the world through a social video platform. The company was founded in April 2010 by world-renowned photographer, director, and artist Chase Jarvis and entrepreneur Craig Swanson. The company is led by CEO Chase Jarvis, backed by Greylock Partners and Social+Capital Partnership, and broadcasts from four state-of-the-art production studios in Seattle and San Francisco.