72. The difference between Photography and Videography + balancing Work, Life, Mental Health with Maria Broström
A yes-sayer and former handball player, Maria Broström rises to the top of the wedding videography industry by taking on too much, pushing past her own doubts, and ultimately burning out – only to discover the importance of asking for help.
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Ingvild Kolnes is the host of Sustainable Photography, as well as an educator for photographers, and is ready to help you with your photography business.
Do you ever feel overwhelmed and your day is filled with too many things? And then you keep going anyway?
Take care of yourself and ask for help before it’s too late.
In this episode, you will get to know Maria Broström who is going through a hard time due to the demands of her business.
Maria Brostrom is a photographer and videographer from Sweden who’s managed to create a decent career despite considering herself to be a technical failure altogether. She has come a long way by just being a pretty funny and nice person and has filmed and photographed around 100 weddings since she filmed her first wedding back in 2016.
Videography vs photography
There are some important differences between videographers and photographers.
With photography, you can take photos of the highlights, and then you can put your camera away. When you do videography you have to capture the whole scene from beginning to end.
That means that it can feel more labor intensive during the shoot itself, and then it takes a lot more time to go through all the material.
In addition, you have to spend time searching for the right music for your final video.
Balancing work, life, and mental health
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