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Chad Lawson has spent 13 years behind the camera building a creative style that photographers study around the world.
When you think of creativity Chad pops up, Colors? Chad to! He is a workhorse when it comes to bringing clients visions to life.
He has worked with names across the country, and his work has been published in Hype Hair and Essence.










Ever sit in a photography video and hear someone say "feather the key light off the gobo" and just stare at the screen? Yeah. Same.
This is your plain English cheat sheet for every confusing lighting term photographers throw around: softbox, Rembrandt lighting, sync speed, inverse square law, all broken down so simple a 10 year old could get it. No more nodding along pretending you understand. You'll actually know.

This ain't a look and learn class. You're not sitting there taking notes while I shoot and somebody else gets the glory.
We got the models handled. We built a whole creator set just for this. So the second you learn the GPS Method, you turn around and shoot it yourself, for real, with a real model, on a real set.
You don't walk out with just a memory of what you watched. You walk out with images you can post today. Actual portfolio work. Real proof you can do this, not just a feeling that you maybe can.

This ain't a look and learn class. You're not sitting there taking notes while I shoot and somebody else gets the glory.
We got the models handled. We built a whole creator set just for this. So the second you learn the GPS Method, you turn around and shoot it yourself, for real, with a real model, on a real set.
You don't walk out with just a memory of what you watched. You walk out with images you can post today. Actual portfolio work. Real proof you can do this, not just a feeling that you maybe can.

Ever sit in a photography video and hear someone say "feather the key light off the gobo" and just stare at the screen? Yeah. Same.
This is your plain English cheat sheet for every confusing lighting term photographers throw around: softbox, Rembrandt lighting, sync speed, inverse square law, all broken down so simple a 10 year old could get it. No more nodding along pretending you understand. You'll actually know.
Everything we shoot with that day, you can get for cheap. The strobe alone is $109.
So instead of you leaving and guessing what to buy or overspending on stuff you don't even need yet, I'm handing you the exact list.
Every light, every modifier, every stand, every trigger we used in that room, with where to get it and what it actually costs.
You don't need a $3,000 setup to get this look. You need the right $109 light and to know what you're doing with it. That's it.

Ever sit in a photography video and hear someone say "feather the key light off the gobo" and just stare at the screen? Yeah. Same.
This is your plain English cheat sheet for every confusing lighting term photographers throw around: softbox, Rembrandt lighting, sync speed, inverse square law, all broken down so simple a 10 year old could get it. No more nodding along pretending you understand. You'll actually know.

This ain't a look and learn class. You're not sitting there taking notes while I shoot and somebody else gets the glory.
We got the models handled. We built a whole creator set just for this. So the second you learn the GPS Method, you turn around and shoot it yourself, for real, with a real model, on a real set.
You don't walk out with just a memory of what you watched. You walk out with images you can post today. Actual portfolio work. Real proof you can do this, not just a feeling that you maybe can.

Ever sit in a photography video and hear someone say "feather the key light off the gobo" and just stare at the screen? Yeah. Same.
This is your plain English cheat sheet for every confusing lighting term photographers throw around: softbox, Rembrandt lighting, sync speed, inverse square law, all broken down so simple a 10 year old could get it. No more nodding along pretending you understand. You'll actually know.
Everything we shoot with that day, you can get for cheap. The strobe alone is $109.
So instead of you leaving and guessing what to buy or overspending on stuff you don't even need yet, I'm handing you the exact list.
Every light, every modifier, every stand, every trigger we used in that room, with where to get it and what it actually costs.
You don't need a $3,000 setup to get this look. You need the right $109 light and to know what you're doing with it. That's it.

I help portrait photographers who want to do more studio shoots understand lighting in a way that takes them from an inspo pic they found (or a client sent) → to the confidence → to actually executing it in the studio.





I booked a $100 shoot and ended up with a $500 package—and still felt like I saved money.”

“No weird pricing. No pressure. I built what I wanted and got exactly what I paid for.”

“I’ve worked with 4 other studios. Nobody does it like this. It felt luxury AND affordable.”












Nope. This is built for beginners and part-timers getting into studio work. Every setting and term gets broken down in plain English.
No — I'll teach you the difference and tell you exactly what you need (and what to skip) at every budget, from $0 to $1,000.
Yes. You'll shoot as you learn and walk away with portfolio shots from the day.
Free content gives you random tips that skip the settings and leave you guessing. LightWork Live gives you a simple, repeatable system, your exact settings, and hands-on reps in a real studio — so you can recreate any look, not just watch someone else do it.