Shooting for Brands with Andrew Kearns
Andrew Kearns shifted his career as a barista to a professional photographer, and in a few short years landed work with Apple, Landrover, and TOMS. In this workshop, he teaches you how to master the steps to pitch, secure, and execute commercial shoots.
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Our Review
Shooting for Brands with Andrew Kearns — turn travel photography into paid brand work
The gist: a business-focused workshop for traveling creators who want to convert their portfolio into actual brand contracts, not just better photos.
- Business, not technical: focuses on how to pitch, secure, and execute commercial brand shoots — the pipeline most travel photographers never learn.
- Proven instructor track record: Andrew Kearns went from working as a barista to landing commercial work with Apple, Land Rover, and TOMS.
- Level: best suited to creators who already have a decent portfolio and want to professionalize into paid brand work, not absolute beginners.
- Format: on-demand video lesson through Moment's Creator Business course line.
Moment's own course listing frames it squarely as brand-deal pitching and execution rather than a shooting-technique tutorial, matching Kearns's own path from barista to Apple/Land Rover/TOMS client work.
Best for: nomadic photographers/creators ready to pitch destinations or gear brands for paid shoots. Skip it if: you're still building a base portfolio and have no client-ready work yet. Runs ~$50 — check the current price before buying.
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