Meet PhotoJoseph
Joseph “PhotoJoseph” Linaschke is a content creator, educator & YouTuber — he’s been shooting since the age of seven, teaching and presenting on stage to audiences around the globe for over 20 years, and runs an online resource for photo and video education at photojoseph.com Following an eight-year tenure at Apple as the lead presenter, producer and photographer for the Professional Applications Division, he stepped out on his own in 2009 to pursue all things photo and video.
Today you can find PhotoJoseph shooting still and video productions for clients ranging from global corporations and international rock stars to local restaurants and hotels in his hometown of Ashland, Oregon… speaking to schools and educators around the world on integrating photography and digital storytelling into the classroom, turning the camera into a powerful learning tool… teaching workshops on photography in person and online onLinkedInLearning.com…and every week, LIVE at YouTube.com/PhotoJoseph for PhotoJoseph’s Photo Moment! You can find PhotoJoseph online as @PhotoJoseph just about everywhere…Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, etc. You can also view a summary of all of Joseph’s projects at Joseph.info.
Upcoming Sessions Include:
Using Filmic Pro To Unlock The Professional Cinema Camera In Your iPhone
March 11, 11:00am ET
Multicamera Shooting & Editing to Streamline Video Production
March 13, 7:00pm ET
Participate in a 4-day event designed to inspire content creators around the globe.
Join fellow creatives as they share how they create a variety of content ranging from photography to video editing techniques.
While your free registration includes access to all live sessions taking place on March 10-13, 2022, learn how you could also receive $1,600 worth of resources! Upgrade your free pass to VIP to receive complimentary access to recommended software to improve your workflows. From photo editing tools to AI organizational tools to premium visual effects plug-ins, there is something for every visual storyteller to add to their toolkit.
