Sharpen your photo and video skills with these cheap online classes

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Image: Sharpen your content creation skills with The Beginner-To-Expert Photography and Videography Bundle for $35, a 97% savings as of May 21. 

There’s never been a better time for content. Perhaps because there’s little distracting us from getting our Netflix on. Or perhaps because Netflix has brought back the art of the teen rom-com (we are not worthy). 

Either way, it’s a great time to be producing some content of your own. And if your photography and video skills don’t go beyond your iPhone’s auto setting, the Beginner-To-Expert Photography and Videography Bundle will ensure you can do something at least a touch more interesting. Hey, it doesn’t take much to get someone’s attention these days.

This seven-pronged bundle will equip you with the skills to be more proficient in photography, cinematography, video production, and more. There’s a beginner-friendly primer on basic photography concepts like aperture, rule of thirds, depth of field, and lighting before you jump on to more advanced courses, including getting creative with your angles and framing and posing your subjects. If you want to go one step further, there are video production courses on shooting professional video and producing and editing films that will resonate with your audience.

And should you want to make photography and videography a side hustle or even a full-blown business, there are also tips on how to set up and market a photography venture. All in all, you’ll get over 34 hours of video instruction to play around with, which at the very least, is something to do next weekend.

While these courses would typically cost you over a grand if purchased individually, you can get your hands on the bundle for only $35. Dust off the old DSLR and get creative.