Explore Your Passion for Photography with SWEAT. PHOTO ACADEMY
In an ever-evolving visual world, the demand for skilled photographers continues to rise. If you aspire to turn your love for photography into a career, SWEAT. PHOTO ACADEMY is here to guide you. This short-term, practical training program is designed for individuals looking to refine their photography skills and gain insights into the professional world of photography.
The academy targets a range of participants, from those who are eager to become professional photographers to university students involved in photography clubs. With a focus on practical knowledge and real-world application, the academy aims to equip students with the essential skills required to thrive in photography, as well as to foster a community of creative exchange among peers.
A Unique Pre-Academy Overview
On June 29, 2025, from 11 AM to 1 PM, the SWEAT. PHOTO ACADEMY will host a pre-academy event in Koenji, Suginami-ku, Tokyo. This information session invites those who are interested in enrolling in the academy or simply want a glimpse into the life of a professional photographer. Attendees will learn about the exciting features of the program and have the opportunity to interact with the instructor, Daisaku Nishimiya.
Who Should Attend?
This pre-academy event is ideal for individuals who identify with the following scenarios:
- - You have been sharing your work primarily on social media and wish to transition to more substantial projects, such as advertising and magazines.
- - You have limited experience in natural light photography and want to expand your knowledge of studio and flash lighting techniques.
- - You feel uncertain about how to market your photography skills or handle client engagements.
- - You want to rapidly develop applicable shooting skills amid a busy schedule.
- - You have shooting experience but struggle to create cohesive portfolios.
- - You aim to add a professional touch to your photography and desire systematic foundational knowledge for future opportunities.
- - You are a university or vocational school student looking to bridge your hobbies with potential career paths.
A Comprehensive Learning Experience
During the event, instructor Daisaku Nishimiya will delve into four crucial aspects of becoming a successful photographer:
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Branding in Photography - Understand how to create a unique identity that stands out in a competitive industry.
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Essential Gear Selection - Learn about the necessary equipment that suits your photography style and needs.
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Lighting Techniques - Expand your skill set with a focus on diverse lighting methods to enhance your photos.
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Building Relationships - Develop effective communication skills to establish trust with clients and collaborators.
Participants will gain valuable insights from practical experiences shared by Nishimiya, along with opportunities to ask questions and engage in discussions about the photography industry.
Additional Information
- - Date & Time: June 29, 2025, 11 AM - 1 PM
- - Location: Koenji, Suginami-ku, Tokyo
- - Registration Fee: ¥2,200 (¥2,000 + tax), Free for students (Proof of student status is required)
- - Contact: For queries, reach out via LINE official account
Don’t miss this chance to immerse yourself in the world of photography and discover the foundational skills needed to succeed.
About Daisaku Nishimiya
Daisaku Nishimiya has built a reputable career, working on promotional posters for films and dramas, and photographing numerous sports stars both domestically and internationally. After publishing “hi mi tsu ki chi”, Nishimiya ventured into collaborations with manga artists and writers. He was chosen as one of the “12 Japanese Photographers” for a charity calendar published in France after the East Japan earthquake. Recently, he has been involved in bridal advertising and various corporate photography projects while participating in cultural heritage preservation activities surrounding Mt. Fuji.
Join SWEAT. PHOTO ACADEMY and take the first step towards realizing your dream as a photographer!