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4.36

Badge Pickup/On-Site Registration 4.48

Attendance Taking in the Mobile App 3.98

Food Trucks 3.77

Rent-A-Human (overall) 1.87

Rent-A-Human Express 1.24

Hair & Makeup for models 3.27

Mad Max/Wasteland Party (Tuesday) 1.27

Bada-Bing UNO Night (Wednesday) 0.9

Trade Show/Vendors 4.11

Union Station Hotel & Staff 3.55

Demo Zone 2.39

Canon CPS 1.74

Canon Photo Walks 1.36

Canon Shooting Bays 1.6

Intuition Shooting Bays 2.91

StellaPRO Photo Walks 0.88

H&H Photo Walks 0.78

Sigma Photo Walks 0.64

Other Vendor Classes/Photo Walks 1.58

H&H Cornhole Challenge 1.62

Coffee/Mimosa/Bloody Mary Stations 1.71

Extra day of classes 3.97

2-hour class times 4.22

Vendor Happy Hour 2.85

Speaker Averages:

Abbie Gowin 4.05

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SKILL LEVELS

Beginner: Just starting out or relatively new to a given subject matter. Basics will be covered and the course will move at a slower pace. The instructor will spend a little more time trying to explain concepts to ensure everyone is following. On a scale of 1-10 consider this level a 1-3 on the given topic.

Intermediate: Has a grasp of some basic concepts. This course level will move at a faster pace and assume you have basic knowledge covered on the given subject matter. On a scale of 1-10 consider this level a 4-6 on the given topic.

Advanced: You have working knowledge of the given subject matter, but are looking for more fine-tuning and some advanced topics to take your work to that next level. DO NOT expect instructors to explain basic concepts in this course. On a scale of 1-10 consider this level a 7-10 on the given topic.

Class Types

Hands-On

These are shooting courses. You will be shooting and working. Bring your camera, gear, or whatever you need for the course and to create create images. Expect to have some level of shooting.

Live Demonstration

These are instructor-led courses where you will see a live demonstration of what the instructor is teaching. You can still bring your camera to these courses and you can photograph, but the goal of the course is NOT for you to shoot or to ensure you get a shot. The goal is for you to see how and why the instructor does what he/she does in order to get the final result.

Lecture

These are non-shooting courses. Typically classroom-based, bring your laptop and notepad and focus on learning!