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An online group for photographers who shoot headshots and events: swap gigs, compare setups, sanity-check your pricing and get help when the tether drops ten minutes before the line starts.
Free to join. You don't need to use ShootPick.
Overflow jobs, second-shooter days and assistant calls, posted by members for members.
One question a week: your two-light setup, your corporate day rate, how you handle the sitter who hates every frame.
Members share a real shoot: gear, tether, lighting diagram, what went wrong and how they fixed it.
Short screen-share sessions on tethering, culling and delivery. Recorded for anyone who can't make it.
Shoot-day checklists, client prep emails and pricing worksheets you can copy.
A monthly feature on a member's work and business, shared on our channels.
We're starting with headshot and event photographers in the Greater Toronto Area, so the gig board and the pricing talk stay local and useful. Photographers anywhere are welcome, and we'll open city threads as the group grows. It all happens online, so it fits around shoot days.
Photo assistants and digital techs are welcome too. You're often the one running the tether, so your tips are some of the best in the room.
It's a Facebook group, so you can join from your phone or computer. The button at the top of this page takes you straight there.
No. The group is about headshot photography in general. Use whatever tether and delivery tools you like.
No. The community is free.
No. Everything happens online, so you can take part between shoots.
Yes. Toronto is where we're starting the gig board, but photographers anywhere are welcome.