The ZoomWithOurFeet Photography Podcast

Episode Snapshot:From Hoover video class to MLB live experienceCollege access gaps and the value of Kent State’s TV2Freelance work, internships, and the first break in ClevelandA chance pizza-window conversation that changed everythingWhat unpaid internships really teachLearning the “why” behind buttons and storytellingProfessionalism under pressure and crew cultureGrowing from producer to department leaderHiring for potential, passion, and communicationSpotting future leaders through team-first behaviorMentorship, program legacy, and broadcast collaborationNew here? Start to learn photography and visual storytelling at zoomwithourfeet.com.What You’ll Learn:How opportunity actually shows up (and why most people miss it)Why mentorship beats credentials every timeWhat hiring managers notice when no one’s watchingHow leaders surface long before they get titlesWhy team-first thinking keeps creative careers aliveWhy It Matters:Creative careers are rarely straight lines. Nick’s story is a reminder that longevity comes from trust, attitude, and being ready when opportunity appears—not from titles or tech.About This Guest:Nick Gambone didn’t follow a straight path into sports media—he worked his way in by showing up, learning fast, and earning trust. From early hands-on video work to leading live in-game experiences for the Cleveland Guardians, Nick’s career reflects what happens when opportunity meets preparation, curiosity, and team-first thinking.“I don’t hire on perfection. I hire on potential and hustle.”— Nick Gambone | Director In-Game Experience, Cleveland GuardiansEXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

In this episode of the Zoom With Our Feet Podcast, TMac talks with media arts teacher and former radio producer Bernie Van Tilburg about how teaching, storytelling, and real-world media skills help students learn photography, video, and creative production the right way.radio beginnings and learning timing under pressurewhy teaching sharpened empathy and communicationbuilding a modern media arts program with Adobe, VFX, and live productionteaching three editing ecosystems with shared fundamentalssequencing projects from scenes to complete storiesstudent tech gaps: phones vs real computers and file disciplineteamwork, communication, and career-ready creative skillscareer advice: eagerness over ego, grit over glamorYou can see his students' fantastic work at cvccwork.edu slash mediaartsLooking for gear or a cool photography t-shirt? You can trick out your kit and your wardrobe in the ZoomwithOur Feet shop. Use our affiliate links from SmallRig, Adorama, and Printeak. Remember, anytime you make a purchase using our links, we may get a small commission that doesn't affect the price of your item.Be sure to take a peek at the other great guests we've had on the Zoom pod at zoomwithourfeet.com slash podcast or on Apple Podcasts and SpotifyEXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

We trace Todd’s path from a basement darkroom to a thriving production company, focusing on film-era discipline, business choices, and the power of relationships. We share practical systems for shooting, hiring, and staying resilient while moving into documentaries and nonprofit storytelling.• origin story from school darkroom to ad agency lead• manual exposure discipline and SAKI workflow• translating product lighting to automotive shoots• forming an LLC, studio acquisition, and negotiation• evolving from stills to video and hybrid sets• building a team, internships, and studio rental• short form content, nonprofit films, TV pitch development• marketing by SEO, decks, and word of mouth• navigating canceled jobs and cash flow realities• creative purpose on big sets and solo shoots• five-year aim toward legacy documentary stories• hiring for humility, using proper channels, EQ in managementUse our affiliate links from Small Rig, Adorama, and Printeak. Remember, anytime you purchase using our links, we get a small commission that doesn't affect the price of your item.EXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

National Geographic photographer Jason Edwards joins the ZoomPod to talk about a career built on light, patience, and discipline—first on Kodachrome, now in the digital field.Episode Snapshot:National Geographic photographer Jason Edwards has spent decades learning how to see light before pressing the shutter—and how to turn individual frames into long-term visual stories. In this episode, Jason breaks down lessons from shooting transparency film, applying that discipline to modern digital workflows, and building bodies of work that last longer than trends. If you’re trying to learn photography beyond gear and shortcuts, this conversation resets your priorities. What You’ll Learn:Applying film-era discipline to digital captureBuilding stories using a core idea with supporting “spokes”Lens choices that hold up in real field conditionsHow early wildlife and zoo experience shaped his eyeThe making of Icebergs to IguanasLuck vs. preparation in award-winning imagesSustaining passion, fitness, and craft over decadesWhy being kinder to yourself improves your workPractical ways to share your photography locallyAbout This Guest:“Photography is about more than just capturing beautiful pictures. My images come from stories larger than the individual frame.”— Jason Edwards, National Geographic Channel's Pure PhotographyThrough commissioned work and as the face of National Geographic Channel’s Pure Photography, Jason Edwards has taken his storytelling to dozens of countries and every continent. His work has appeared in hundreds of publications, including National Geographic Magazine, BBC Wildlife, Australian Geographic, Sports Illustrated, Condé Nast Traveler, and The New Yorker. Jason is also an author of science education books, and his imagery has been used everywhere from environmental campaigns to Hollywood productions.Guest BonafidesWebsite: https://www.jasonedwards.co/en-usIG: https://www.instagram.com/jasonedwardsng/FB: https://www.facebook.com/jasonedwardsngNational Geographic: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/expeditions/experts/jason-edwards/Other: https://www.conservationphotographers.org/u/edwards/aboutEXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

Claire Komerak joins the ZoomPod to break down how design thinking and photography work together, from college sidelines to national broadcasts and championship moments.Episode SnapshotIn this episode of the ZoomPod, Claire Komerak traces her path from disposable cameras and yearbook sidelines to shaping TCU’s visual identity, designing promos for CBS Sports, and photographing an MLS Championship with the Columbus Crew. Claire shows how design instincts sharpen photographic decisions—and how intentional visuals sell both the story and the feeling behind a moment.What You’ll Learn:How color and brand choices reinforce team identityMoving from sport mode to manual with mirrorless camerasA crash course in leadership and visual consistency at TCUCBS Sports promo workflows, specs, and delivery expectationsBuilding proof-of-partnership through shot lists and trustCompact Sony kit choices and real-world lens strategyHandling stadium light, smoke, and peak fan emotionLessons for aspiring photographers on curiosity, grit, and growthAbout This Guest:Claire Komerak is a staff sports photographer for the Columbus Crew, and broadcast graphic designed for CBS Sports. Her work spans collegiate athletics, professional sports, and broadcast media. Her background in design informs how she builds images that align with brand goals while still capturing authentic emotion in live sports environments.Guest BonafidesWebsite: PortfolioIG: @clairekomarekFB: https://www.facebook.com/ClaireKomarekPhoto/EXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

In this episode of the ZoomPod, Director of Video Production for the Cleveland Cavaliers talks sports video production careers, live production workflow, leadership, building reels, and hiring future media production pros.Episode Snapshot:A former North Canton Hoover High School Video Production student turned Senior Director of Video Productions for the Cleveland Cavaliers shares how a love of sports and early live-production reps led to 15 seasons producing shows with the Cleveland Browns and a return to pro sports after teaching. We dig into storytelling, leadership, hiring, and how to build a standout reel.What You’ll Learn:• Sports fandom shaping career choices• First live camera reps and finding purpose• Building live sports at Kent State• Freelance van-life and early ESPN3 gigs• Changing roles at the Browns to director• Docu-series craft and Emmy-winning process• Managing teams, partners, and deadlines• Pitching big ideas and securing buy-in• Pandemic pivots and remote live streams• Family priorities, burnout, and teaching• Moving to the Cavaliers and in‑arena content• What do hiring managers look for• Growing future leaders through mentoringAbout This Guest:Paul Taylor is a Cleveland-based sports media professional and Senior Director of Video Production for the Cleveland Cavaliers. A former student turned industry leader, Paul’s career spans more than a decade in live sports production, digital storytelling, and team leadership.Before joining the Cavaliers, Paul held key production roles with the Cleveland Browns and NFL.com, where he helped build workflows, teams, and content strategies under real broadcast deadlines. He is a graduate of Kent State University, where he studied Sports TV Production and Sports Administration.As a former high school teacher, Paul brings a teaching mindset to his leadership, with strengths in storytelling, production processes, mentoring, and building teams that can execute consistently under pressure.EXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

Ryan Sampson shares his journey from multimedia production student to Executive Producer of Digital Media at the New York Post. Episode Snapshot:Ryan also reveals how he navigated the challenging world of sports broadcasting and ultimately built a sustainable career and found a better work-life balance. As an experience EP, Ryan also gives advice on career paths in media production, on attitude and your ability to edit content in the digital age. He also drops a few bombs offering interview and hiring advice like only a native New Yorker can! Heeeeyy!What You’ll Learn:Started at Ashland University with no clear career path before discovering a passion for media productionPursued graduate studies at Elon University, producing a documentary in Guatemala as his master's projectSecured coveted position at ESPN through networking and persistenceWorked grueling hours (5pm-3am) at ESPN cutting highlights, operating the teleprompter, and logging footageCreated his own role as a breakdown producer for NFL talent, including Randy Moss and Matt HasselbeckLeft ESPN after seven years due to limited advancement opportunities and work-life balance concernsJoined the New York Post and helped it transform from a traditional newspaper into a digital media companyNow leads teams developing original video content, podcasts, and digital strategyEmphasizes editing skills as non-negotiable for anyone entering media production todayValues initiative, pitching ideas, and willingness to learn in potential hiresAbout This Guest:Ryan Sampson is the Executive Producer for Sports at the New York Post, where he leads teams producing original video content and digital sports storytelling. Before joining the Post, Ryan spent seven years at ESPN, including work on NFL Countdown, where he cut highlights, supported on-air talent, and helped shape weekly football coverage. He studied journalism and digital media at Ashland University and digital and interactive media at Elon University, and brings a strong hiring-manager perspective on what skills actually matter for aspiring media producers.Pro Tip: "If you can't edit in this current modern-day digital world that we live in, because everyone needs to be an editor, you have no chance of working in this business."  -Ryan Sampson, Executive Producer of Multimedia, NYPostGuest BonafidesWebsite: NYPost SportsIG: NYPostFB: NYPostX/Twitter: NYPostEXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

Mike Wendt joins the ZoomPod to talk about building a sustainable filmmaking career in Ohio through community, collaboration, and smart use of regional resources.Episode Snapshot:Ohio has quietly become one of the most accessible places in the country to learn filmmaking, build credits, and grow a professional network—and Mike Wendt has been at the center of that ecosystem. In this episode, we unpack how local film commissions, tax incentives, and grassroots community involvement create real opportunities for filmmakers at every stage. Whether you’re just starting out or trying to level up, this conversation shows how careers are built locally before they scale nationally.What You’ll Learn:Why community matters more than gear when building a filmmaking careerHow the Greater Cleveland Film Commission supports local and visiting productionsHow Ohio’s film tax credits expand opportunities for crew and creativesWhy networking is a skill—not an accidentHow workshops, local sets, and small projects lead to bigger rolesWhy aspiring filmmakers should explore multiple roles early onHow regional filmmaking builds both experience and confidenceWhat sustainable growth looks like outside major production hubsAbout This Guest:Mike Wendt is a filmmaking advocate and industry connector based in Ohio, where he works to support independent filmmakers, crews, and production teams through community building, education, and access to regional resources. Through his work with the Greater Cleveland Film Commission, Mike helps filmmakers navigate opportunities created by Ohio’s film tax credits, local production incentives, and an expanding creative workforce. His focus is on sustainable career paths—showing emerging filmmakers how to grow skills, networks, and credits without leaving their home state. Mike’s film credits include production and location management work on Captain America: The Winter Soldier and The Fate of the Furious; both filmed in Ohio. He also directs and produces his own projects and remains active in Ohio’s documentary and festival scene.Pro Tip:“There is a perception, or a misconception about the commission, I think some people think that we are a funding entity for movies. Hey, I wish that was the case because there would probably be a lot more things shooting here if we had unlimited pool of money to offer people. But besides education, we are an economic driver advocating for the tax credit for film companies to film in the state of Ohio.”— Mike Wendt, Production Coordinator | Cleveland Film CommissionGuest BonafidesWebsite: https://www.clevelandfilm.com/ IG: https://www.instagram.com/clevelandfilm/ EXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

Through the lens of Gary Wiggins, we explore how photography transcends the boundaries of mere documentation. Gary's journey from a day job in data administration to a thriving career as a sports photographer illustrates the power of passion, technical mastery, and the art of storytelling in capturing unforgettable moments.• Journey from childhood toy cameras to professional sports photography• The importance of learning the technical triangle of exposure• Current photography gear and practical accessories for comfort• Strategy and logistics behind shooting soccer games• Capturing emotion on the field and in the stands• The significance of post-production techniques for efficient workflows• Composition as a key skill for compelling photography• Emphasizing the story within sports through off-field moments• Connection between photography as a creative outlet and building communityLets's talk to a pro!Gary's Bonafides:IG: gwiggins18Web: @gwiggins18EXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

On this episode of the ZoomPod ... Mogul, Mentor, Friend. Dr. Phil Hoffman joins me to talk about media, students, education, professionalism, and his lifelong obsession converging media and music! The latest episode dives deep into the journey of Dr. Phil Hoffman, a media mentor who explores the intersection of education and creativity in media. Through his anecdotes and insights, we learn what it takes to nurture talent and pursue excellence.• Introduction of Dr. Phil Hoffman and his background in media• Journey from radio enthusiast to Emmy-winning program leader• The impactful connection between music and media storytelling• Insights on cultivating a strong work ethic in media students• The significance of mentorship in shaping future media professionals• Practical skills that aren’t taught in classrooms• The balance of chaos and creativity in media production• Navigating the challenges of managing teams in the media field• Encouragement for new professionals to embrace passion and dedication----------------------------------------------------------------------------------Doc's links:https://indianapublicradio.org/about/staff/phoffman/https://www.bsu.edu/academics/collegesanddepartments/media/academic-programs/bachelorshttps://www.youtube.com/officialballstatehttps://www.instagram.com/ballstateuniversity/Doc's work:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7TcPI-vCDI (Clevelan'd Ghoulardi!)https://philrhoffman.foliohd.com/hammer-on-steel-national-distribution-via-pbs-neta (Hammer on Steel - Doc Segment & Concert Song Segment)https://www.wucf.org/watch/wucf-productions/summer-of-space/wucf-space-chase-usa/ (Space Chase)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNUeeMtb_tY (Fleeing Flyover Country)-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------See video ZoomPods:https://www.youtube.com/@zoomwithourfeet/podcastsIG: @tvcommandomediaFB: https://www.facebook.com/zoomwithourfeetEXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

On this episode of the ZoomPod, Sports Television Cameraman and K12 Teacher Nate Schick joins me to talk about transitioning from industry to the classroom, and the joy he now gets from his students in his Video Lab.Check out the video version: https://youtu.be/8g98IS-H_g8Nate on Social:X: @GV_Multimediain: linkedin.com/in/nate-schickEXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

On this episode of the Zoompod, we meet the cinematographer who set the standard for multimedia storytelling in journalism with a mantle full of awards at the Columbus Dispatch.Randy Walk is now an Associate Creative Director for Multimedia at The Ohio State University. He stopped by to give aspiring shooters a masterclass in how you "shoot for the edit," and how you plan and execute a 4-camera story (with an interview) on the TBDBITL's Drum Major in less than 72 hours! Hint: it involved hiding a Go-Pro in his hat! (Really?)Join us. Let's talk to a pro!Randy's Bonafides:YT: www.youtube.com/osuVimeo: https://vimeo.com/randywalkCredentials: https://www.linkedin.com/in/randywalk/EXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

On this episode of Zoompod, we meet the photographer who shot the last eight Olympic games for Team USA - including 85,000 images from Paris a month ago! California-based Jeff Cable joins me to talk about his photo journey, his early tech years with Apple Co-Founder Steve Wozniak, and what it takes to post images 15 minutes after an event! Let's talk to a pro!Jeff Cable's Bonafides:www.jeffcable.comFB: jeffcablephotoIG: jeffcablephotographyEXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

Shooting for a D1 Athletic program, and a Professional Soccer team all before she graduates from college! Photographer Bryce Mitchell joins me to talk about her work shooting very athletic Gators and more on this episode of the ZoomWithOurFeet Photography Podcast.Pro Tip: Listen to the end, Bryce's advice for young, aspiring photographers is like her images, outstanding.Bryce's Bonafides:IG: @brycemitchellphotoWeb: https://brycemitchellphoto.comEXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

On this episode of the ZoomPod, from his days in sports media to his sports photography, to his new gig as the photographer for the Ohio Department of Public Safety, Ralph Schudel has had a crazy photo journey!We talk about getting out of your camera comfort zone, creating memorable shots, and his most important advice that includes your "...ass!" Let's talk to a pro!Ralph's Bonafides:https://www.ralphschudel.com/IG: @ralphschudelX: schudel_ralphEXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

Jersey-based Sports Photographer, master visual storyteller, and great dude, Mike Langish joins me to talk about sports photography on this episode of the ZoomWithOurFeet Photography Podcast.Pro Tip: Listen to the end, Mike's advice for aspiring photographers is like his images, outstanding.Mike's Bonafides:IG: @mlangishFB: /mikelangishphotoLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mike-langish-35401bb4/EXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

On this episode of the ZoomPod, we hit for the cycle with All-Star Photographer guest, #Sony Ambassador, Baseball Photographer, Grass Roots Baseball Co-Founder, and Baseball Documentary Director, Jean Fruth. Fruth talks about her Photography journey, working with Baseball Hall of Famers, starting a nonprofit, and how photography makes her feel!Also on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@zoomwithourfeet/podcastsJean's bonafides:IG: @jeanfruthimagesWeb: https://www.jeanfruthimages.com/indexEXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

On this episode of the ZoomPod, TV Director Dan Sevic stops in the Lab to talk about his journey in broadcasting. From Cleveland State to building a small TV truck to Directing Cleveland Cavaliers broadcasts, Dan is a force in NE Ohio broadcasting.His work:IG: @CavsYT: https://www.youtube.com/@cavsZWOF On YT: https://www.youtube.com/@zoomwithourfeet/podcastsEXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

On this episode of the ZoomPod, Columbus, Ohio-based Professional Photographer, Videographer and Producer Sam Fahmi stops in the photo-lab to talk about starting his journey with a Kodiak 110 camera, helps me get over my fear of shooting weddings, and how you develop film using coffee grounds! (Seriously...)Sam's Serious Bonavides:https://www.studio-79.com/https://www.instagram.com/Studio79His Websites:https://www.columbus-wired.com/https://massive-report.com/EXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

On this episode of the ZoomPod, a creator's journey starts as a third grader with a love of cameras. It has stops at North Canton Hoover High School's Video Production program and Ohio University, which led to a move to New York City for an internship with the Miss Universe Organization. 18 years and 30 countries later, Matt Mantyla's production career field of dreams beckoned, and he's now producing media content for Cincinnati FC!His secret to success? I'll let him explain...Matt's Bonafides:LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewmantyla7/EXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

On this episode of the ZoomPod, I chat with one of my mentors, Steve Warren, about his journey in the media production business from humble beginnings in North Canton, Ohio, to Director of Technical Operations at Ballys Sports Ohio and everywhere in between.We're talking Northeast Ohio sports production with one of the wizards who makes it happen on the ZoomWithOurFeet Photography Podcast!EXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

On this episode of the ZoomPod, the multi-talented John Skrada talks about his journey in media production and the many hats he's worn since leaving Cleveland State's #SchoolofFilmandMediaArts in the early '90's. Skrada talks about his early days as a Camera Operator and Avid Editor, his work as a Slo-Motion Sports Replay Operator, and starting his own production company and building his small television production truck! Skrada also discusses his recent work as Director of Broadcasting and Operations at Ashland University's Journalism and Digital Media department, where he taught students multi-camera production.JDM: https://tinyurl.com/25kx637fProduction Major: https://tinyurl.com/272gzjgaEXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

On the episode of the ZoomPod, grab your fleece and some snacks! Mark Pokedoff, a Multi-Emmy Award-Winning Slo-Motion Replay Operator, talks about the recorded half of live TV, like golf at the Masters, wearing a parka in the truck, and having the chance to do his job from his basement.EXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

On this episode of the ZoomPod, Jeff Alberini, Senior Associate Director of Video and Digital Outreach at Kent State University, joins me to discuss media education and passion projects like documentaries and offer interviewing tips for aspiring media production professionals. Contact: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffreyalberini/EXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

#ThePlayers #BayHill #TheUSOpen #pgatour  What's it like when your office view is 120' above the golf tournament? Meet the guy who had the best office window in golf!On this episode of the ZoomPod, Professional Golf Cameraman John Boeddeker takes us high above the golf course, where it's quiet and peaceful, and the view is spectacular!We're playing through during golf month in April! https://www.youtube.com/@zoomwithourfeet/Listen and Subscribe: https://zoomwithourfeetpodcast.buzzsprout.com-----My photo work: https://www.facebook.com/zoomwithourfeethttps://www.instagram.com/tvcommandomedia-----Check out John's exquisite coffee table book, My Office Window, at:https://myofficewindow.com/home A great gift for the golf fan in your life!EXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

Chi-Chi, Trevino, Palmer, Nicklaus, Erwin, Els and Tiger, oh my! On this episode of the ZoomPod, Professional Golf Cameraman Mark Bowden stops by to talk about his work covering golf's biggest stars from his perspective—inside the ropes with them! He also talks about the pressure of his office, a camera tower behind the par-3 12th green at the Masters! Can you say, "Amen Corner!?"We're playing through during golf month in April!EXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

On this episode of the ZoomPod, veteran Television Director Emmett Loughran stops by to talk about directing live television shows from the Fairways to the Met!His clients include MTV, Golf Channel, PGA Tour, Metropolitan Opera, Fulwell ProductionsEXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

In this episode of the ZoomPod, ESPN Coordinating Producer Elizabeth Lebowitz stops by to talk about her journey from high school media and college media star to ESPN intern to Coordinating the network's College and Pro basketball coverage. HINT: Communication is the key!EXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

In this episode of ZoomPod, a Hollywood film editor takes you inside the crazy world of post-production and how the last revision of a film's story is done in editing. LA-based Film Editor Meghan Ellsworth shares how movie trailers, episodic TV shows, and blockbuster films come to life in the cutting room, and what it takes to work in LA as hands for hire! HINT: Have an office blanket handy!Meghan's IMDB page:https://tinyurl.com/2a8kkm5jEXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

On this episode of the ZoomPod, Cleveland-based Sports Photographer Ric Kruszynski stops by to talk about covering Ohio State Football and Hockey, The Blue Jackets, the crazy Browns season this year, and his favorite sport, Rugby!Ric Kruszynski’s Bonafides:IG: @ric_kruszynskiEXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

On this episode of the ZoomPod, there are two teachers in the Photography Lab! Commercial Photography Teacher, Jeannene Mathis-Bertosa, stops by to talk about teaching the camera arts, Career Tech education, and what happens when a photographer and a reporter argue about which picture to use on stories!JMB Bonafides:Web: https://www.mathisbertosa.com/IG: @mathisbertosajEXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

On this episode of the ZoomPod, Philadelphia-based photographer, Zamani Feelings joins the Photography Lab to talk about shooting sports for Temple University, his photography business, and find out why he loves DSLRs versus Mirrorless cameras! Zamani Feelings Bonafides:Web: https://www.zamanifeelings.com/Sports: https://www.zamanifeelings.net/IG: @zamanifeelingsphotographyFB: https://www.facebook.com/p/Zamani-Feelings-100023920013075/EXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

On this episode of the ZoomPod, North Dakota-based Photographer, and owner of Russell Hons Photography joins the Photography Lab to talk about private investigation photography, running a photography business, and the magic of remote cameras!Russ Hons Bonafides:Web: https://www.russellhonsphotography.com/portfolioIG: https://www.instagram.com/russhons/X: @russhonsEXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

On this episode of the ZoomPod, Cleveland-based Director of Photography, Adam White joins the Photography Lab to talk about his filmmaking journey - shooting documentaries, Steadicam highs and lows, and a masterclass for how to shoot a scene from his acclaimed Short Film, "The Resistance!"Adam White Bonafides:Website: http://www.adamwhitedp.comDude's Killer Reel: https://vimeo.com/826517086 IG: https://www.instagram.com/adamwhitedop/EXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

On this episode of the #ZoomPod, California-based photographer Steve Compos joins the Photography Lab to talk about his photo journey, and his amazing work in surfing, real estate, and sports photography. Steve Compos Bonafides:Website: https://stevecomposphotography.comIG: https://www.instagram.com/stevecompos/FB: https://www.facebook.com/stevecomposphotographyEXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

On this episode of the #ZoomPod, Cleveland-based photographer Gabe Wasylko joins the ZWOF Photography Lab to talk about his photo journey, landscape photography, and how he creates stunning shots of my favorite city on the north shore!#cleveland #ohio #cle #thisiscle #clevelandohio #theland #sonsoftheshoreGabe Wasylko Bonafides:Website: http://gabewasylko.comhttps://twitter.com/GabeWasylkohttps://www.instagram.com/gabewasylko/  https://www.facebook.com/GabeWasylkoPhotographyEXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet 

On this episode of the #ZoomPod, Boston-based professional photographer Cydney Scott joins the ZWOF Photography Lab to talk about her photo journey, photojournalism, and creating visual stories in a large University environment.Cydney Scott Bonafides:Website: http://cydneyscott.comBU: http://bu.edu/todayIG: @CydScottPhotoFB: @CydScottPhotoEXPLORE MORE:Check out our other great ZWOF podcast Episodes!Grab my new Mastering Composition eBook!Link and follow for more great #learnphotography content:IG: @tvcommandomedia | FB @ZoomWithOurFeet