How to Run Cap and Gown Mini Sessions

[@esquared.photography]

Thanks for tuning in!! We hope this video helped prep you for cap and gown sessions.

[@AlejandroLopez-pj3eh]

Thank you for sharing. I’m going to do a Cap and Gown session for my daughter and her friends next month.

[@tracywoodfranklin6549]

Thank you! I am shooting cap and gown minis this afternoon!

[@christhompson8487]

Thank you for the info. I did offer it complimentary to the senior that I shot last year. Will probably offer a free session to help get some content.

[@esquared.photography]

So good for content!

[@cherylgodin8856]

Thanks for the video. How do I get the posing guide?😃

[@esquared.photography]

It’s tricky to find in the video description. Here is the link: e-squared.mykajabi.com/opt-in

[@MrJleash]

Great information! Could you elaborate on the Google form you send out? Something you create as a template? I have a built-in contact page on my website that allows me a limited amount of communication with potential clients and just wondering if this is something else I might want to try doing. Thanks!

[@autumnbishop2643]

Thanks for the video!! How much do you charge for these?

[@esquared.photography]

We typically do them for free for our seniors that work with us. If we do offer them to groups, we charge $40/person. :)

[@concertdude7189]

Hey, I am new to doing Portrait Photography I normally do concert photography but I am branching out. I have a couple of questions, first, do you use a flash or just natural light, 2nd what time of day do you start?

[@esquared.photography]

Natural light! We start 1-2 hours before sunset.

[@concertdude7189]

@@esquared.photography That is what I thought. thanks for the information, really love your videos really helpful. I have one other question. when you give the customer the pictures what format do you give them RAW JPG? and if they want to print them?