When I got my first digital camera, I loved that I could take a shot, look at the back of the camera - adjust - and then repeat this process 5 or 6 times till achieved the shot I wanted.  Unfortunately, I soon learned that life rarely waits while I dial in the correct settings.  

How many amazing images have we all missed because our cameras were set wrong?

I started out as a hobby photographer; my main career was as a recording studio engineer.  Every morning I would align the tape deck.  There was a very specific workflow. When aligned in the correct order it was perfect, fast, and efficient. If I changed the order, I could still arrive at perfect, but I would have to re-tweak and readjust to get it right. I had 24 channels to get perfect, efficiency was key. Years later, I wondered, is there a similar workflow on cameras?  The camera, after all is a recorder.

Turns out, there is!

W-A-M-S-I

It's a simple workflow to learn. It will net you a perfect image from shot one - fast!

Today I work on film sets with large teams; often under pressure to get the perfect shot fast. I don't have time to shoot and readjust, shoot and readjust.  I need to get it right the first time.

Having a simplified workflow increases confidence, and allows me to be in my creative space immediately.  

This is what I want for you.

With this workflow you will stay creative, and get the shot fast from shot one!