Strength, Passion and Honesty - Ryan Schembri

5/22/2013

by Skip Cohen

As many of you make the decision to join us in August at SCU's Summer Session, I'm going to be looking for great videos and podcasts that highlight the personalities of our faculty members this year. This video from Ryan Schembri was done to promote a ninety minute program last March, but after you watch it think about this statement...

Imagine how much you'll learn working with Ryan in a class of only 20 people for an entire day!

We've got one goal for every SCU program - we want you to THRIVE as a photographer, not just survive!

See you in August in Chicago and if for whatever reason you can't join us, watch the video anyway, it's guaranteed to get you thinking about the power you have as a photographer and business owner.

1 Comment

Tim Lawrence link

10/23/2013 04:47:06 am

That was a powerful video, I'm sure the presentation was inspiring.

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