Welcome to Film Photography Fundamentals: 35mm Made Simple!

35mm film photography is making a comeback, and whether you're a seasoned photographer looking to brush up on their analog skills or new to photography, this class will show you everything you need in order to take some amazing images on film.

In this class, we're going to look at the mechanics of a film camera, the different types of cameras, film stocks as well as when to use each one. Taking it one step further, we're even looking at why you may want to shoot on film in the first place.

This is a beginner class, as even if you're used to shooting digitally, there is still a learning curve to film photography (speaking from experience haha!) You will learn everything you need to use a film camera effectively and start taking some brilliant 35mm film photos. While there are many formats of film, to keep things simple, we will be focusing just on 35mm as well as where to develop and scan your images. At-home developing and scanning is a whole other class in and of itself. So if you're looking at incorporating film into your photography workflow OR want to capture your life on film, then this is the class for you!

From this class, you will gain:

The knowledge of film photography workflow
The understanding of camera mechanics and film stock types
Access to many beginner mistakes to avoid that could ruin your photos
AND SO MUCH MORE!

This class features both theoretical knowledge as well as hands-on and behind-the-scenes lessons allowing you to follow along and get the most out of each component.

By the end of this hour-long class, you will know not only how to use your camera, but have the understanding of film from shooting to where to develop and scan to editing your scans and be able to start taking some great images on film. No matter where you're coming from, film photography is a medium like no other, and I can't wait to share that love with you and see what you create!

Laken Taormina

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