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Tickets are on sale now for The Photography & Video Show

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Tickets are on sale now for The Photography & Video Show, the largest event of its kind in the UK and Europe which will be returning in 2024 at the NEC. Taking place between 16 – 19 March, The Photography & Video Show is the destination for photographers, filmmakers, and content creators of all levels, from beginner to advanced amateur, and all the way through to established professional.

Visitors can try out the latest kit, be inspired by a global line-up of acclaimed creatives, up their practical skills, and get solid business advice all under one roof. The event brings together more than 250 brands on the exhibition floor, including global names such as Canon, Nikon, Sony, Fujifilm, Lumix and OM-System. Many of those exhibiting will offer exclusive show promotions and opportunities for visitors to get hands-on with the newest tech.

This year, we are thrilled to announce that access to stage and theatre programmes in the exhibition hall, featuring the incredible line-up of speakers mentioned below, comes at no additional cost*. Attendees can now fully immerse themselves in The Photography & Video Show experience without any extra charges, making this event more accessible and captivating than ever before.

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The show's six stages will feature acclaimed figures from across the world inspiring the audience with captivating stories, live demos and how-to tutorials. The Masterclass series will offer more in- depth insight for beginners, those looking to turn pro, and those already working in the industry, plus focused workshop sessions with headline speakers Kelly Brown and Forough Yavari.

Last year's Creator Playground will be extended with interactive areas placed around the show, and these, along with a number of galleries and competitions have been designed to embrace 2024's 'Change your perspective' theme. This promises to be an unforgettable event; with three core aims: Try and buy kit, learn new skills, and be inspired!

Speaker Line Up
The international line up of speakers includes Donatella Nicolini, a renowned Italian celebrity photographer, speaker, and educator with a specialization in Maternity Portraiture. Recognized as one of the "100 Successful Women of 2023" by Forbes, Donatella is dedicated to promoting female empowerment and offers her clients an unforgettable experience. In her much-anticipated appearance, Donatella will demonstrate her approach to maternity portrait shoots. 

Kelly Brown is a new-born photography expert with nearly two decades of experience. She's a leading authority in the field and is known for her exceptional work. Kelly will talk posing and lighting on the Photo Studio Stage before recommending ways to streamline workflow in the Editing & Post-Production Suite.

Sean Tucker is a UK-based photographer, filmmaker, author, and speaker. He has told visual stories for individuals, NGOs, and multinational corporations across 20+ countries. Sean has extensive experience as a solo filmmaker and photographer, creating impactful work with a meaningful message. Sean will share his philosophy for the creative life which he details in his book, 'The meaning in the making'.

Forough Yavari is an award-winning fine art portrait and fashion photographer based in Melbourne, Australia. Her work focuses on portraying the narrative behind the lives of women from around the world. Forough's talk will centre around how to translate ideas into a visual representation including unique techniques in lighting setups, posing, props, and post-production.

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Tickets are now on sale. Professional photographers, filmmakers, content creators and image-making industry representatives can apply for free entry to the show on all days. All professional and trade registrations are verified. *This does not include Masterclass tickets

For further information visit www.photographyshow.com

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