LIVE WORKSHOP ON ZOOM • WED SEPT 30TH • REPLAY INCLUDED

LIVE WORKSHOP ON ZOOM • WED SEPT 30TH • REPLAY INCLUDED

Record Your Art to Immerse

Your studio is full of immersive moments that would attract the right people into your work by sparking curiosity, but you walk past them every day. On September 30th, we'll name five immersive moments in your studio to record, and work together to write your own shot list before we hang up.

EARLY BIRD $77 • GOES TO $99 ON SEPT 21st

You've recorded your art. Maybe a lot of it. And when you scroll back through your camera roll, it's mostly the same thing: timelapses of a work-in-progress coming together, sped up until three hours look like sixteen seconds.

Or there's almost nothing of you in the studio at all. Every time you think about recording, you're not sure what's worth pointing the phone camera at, so you don't.

Maybe you've assumed "recording my art" means recording the art being made, brush on the canvas, hands in the clay, and that's it. Maybe you've set the phone across the room and hoped. Maybe you've thought your studio isn't that interesting to record.

You've recorded your art. Maybe a lot of it. And when you scroll back through your camera roll, it's mostly the same thing: timelapses of a work-in-progress coming together, sped up until three hours look like sixteen seconds.

Or there's almost nothing of you in the studio at all. Every time you think about recording, you're not sure what's worth pointing the phone camera at, so you don't.

Maybe you've assumed "recording my art" means recording the art being made, brush on the canvas, hands in the clay, and that's it. Maybe you've set the phone across the room and hoped. Maybe you've thought your studio isn't that interesting to record.

Zach filming with De Lane Bredvik in his studio for Beyond the Gallery

Zach filming with De Lane Bredvik in his studio for Beyond the Gallery

You know your work is worth experiencing. You've had people lean in when they see it in person.

But the footage that does that same leaning-in on a screen feels like a different skill. And that gap is keeping your art from reaching new people who'd want to see it.

You know your work is worth experiencing. You've had people lean in when they see it in person.

But the footage that does that same leaning-in on a screen feels like a different skill. And that gap is keeping your art from reaching new people who'd want to see it.

During the workshop, you will:

  • Learn what immersive art footage actually does for someone new to your work, and why the sound of the brush beats the finished piece under perfect lighting

  • Find out why timelapse-only recording undervalues the time, care, and skill in your work (and what to record instead to show time pass)

  • Walk through our five immersive shots, one at a time, each with a real example so you can recognize the moment when it's in front of you in your own art practice

  • Have time to rite your own version of each shot, for your studio and your medium

  • Pick the next moment you'll record so you'll actually do it, and learn the one physical habit that changes immerse footage right away: get the phone in there

You'll leave with:

  • Your five-shot immerse list, written for your studio, sorted under our three immerse art video formats

  • Our "immerse" definition, so you can tell at a glance whether a moment you record belongs to this intention

  • Your next moment to record, chosen for whenever it sounds like fun to record next

  • Replay access, edited into bite-size segments and loaded into our learning platform here

EARLY BIRD $77 • GOES TO $99 ON SEPT 21st

Record Your Art to Immerse

Give me 60 minutes and you'll leave recording immersive moments of your art practice that attract the right people to your work by sparking curiosity.

Give me 60 minutes and you'll leave recording immersive moments of your art practice that attract the right people to your work by sparking curiosity.

EARLY BIRD $77 • REGULAR $99 • SERIES PASS $299

What's this 4-Part Workshop Series about?

Record Your Art to Immerse is the second in a series of four workshops to reach for when you want to attract new people to your artwork. Join us for all four Record Your Art workshops with the Series Pass for $299 USD:

  • Workshop 1: Record Your Art with Purpose (July 2026; instant-access incl. with series pass). Record it with intention and it becomes the ingredients you'll edit into art videos later that actually serve your art business.

  • Workshop 2: Record Your Art to Immerse (this one) on Sept 30th. Attract the right people by sparking curiosity. Pull the viewer into your world, the texture of your studio, the rhythm of your hands, the sound of the work being made. The art leads, no explanation needed.

  • Workshop 3: Record Your Art to Connect (Oct 2026). Cultivate the relationship with your people. Let the viewer in on something, why you make what you make, what a piece is really about, so it goes deeper than the work itself.

  • Workshop 4: Record Your Art to Spotlight (Nov 2026). Invite your people to take the next step. Point them toward something specific, a finished piece, a new collection, a show opening up. Here's this, and it's for you.

BONUS GIFT: You also get full R2R membership access included ($150 value) with your Series Pass through November 2026, at which point you can sign up to continue to keep your momentum going with us.

OR THIS WORKSHOP ON ITS OWN FOR $77 EARLY BIRD

September 30th

September 30th

September 30th

2:00PM – 3:00PM ET

2:00PM – 3:00PM ET

2:00PM – 3:00PM ET

Live on Zoom.
Replay included.

Live on Zoom.
Replay included.

Live on Zoom.
Replay included.

Meet your art video mentor

Hi! 👋 I'm Zach Wolfson, a filmmaker and your dedicated guide to making art videos feel easy.

For years I've stood in artists' studios with a camera, filming them at work and shaping that footage into their stories. I created Beyond the Gallery, an artist interview series nominated for Best Documentary Series by the International Academy of Web Television, and along the way I've helped hundreds of artists share their work on video.

In all those studios, the shots that pulled a viewer in were the ones that let us feel what it's like to be there. The brush water. The hands. The sounds of making art. The light in the corner of the room. That's the immerse intention that I teach, and it's the one I reach for when I want someone brand new to an artist's work to feel what it's like to be in an artist's space.

I've also spent years bookmarking, sorting, and studying art videos (over 5,000 of them at this point) into more than 20 formats. Three of these formats kept landing under our immerse art video intention. And those three are the "shelf" your five immersive shots sit on.

You won't always have a filmmaker in your studio. So this workshop is how I can lend you my eye, the gentle way. Your art always comes first. The recording is the documentation of the work you're already making. And the immerse footage, it turns out, is some of the smallest moments to record with the biggest impact in what it can do for your memory and marketing.

That's Record Your Art to Immerse. One calm hour together, five shots, your own shot list.

Photo of Zach

EARLY BIRD $77 • GOES TO $99 ON SEPT 21st

Common Questions

I wasn't at the first Record Your Art workshop. Will I be lost?

No. This one stands on its own. I give the foundation in about two minutes at the start (the three intentions, and what immerse means), and then we go straight into your studio. If you were at the July workshop, you'll recognize the lens and go deeper. If you weren't, you'll have enough of it before we start workshopping.

I'm camera-shy. Do I have to show my face?

No. Most immerse footage doesn't need your face. It's more about your hands, art supplies, the room, the sounds. I struggled with being on camera for years. Recording for your future self first takes the pressure off because you record for you and decide later what to share.

All I have are timelapses. Is that a problem?

It's a great reason to come. When a timelapse is the main way you show your work, it makes hours look like seconds and undersells the care in what you do. You'll leave this workshop knowing what to record in real time instead, and it's more versatile than the timelapse ever was.

Does this cover video editing, or posting my videos online?

No. This is the recording side only. What to point the camera at, and how close. Editing the video footage into an art video is meant for another day. And you get to decide what, and how much, you ever share.

Do I need any gear?

Your phone. The one habit we work on is where the phone goes, and for most of the five shots that's close, in the middle of the making. Nothing to buy unless you want to.

Will there be time to do the work live?

Yes. The shot list is written during the workshop, one shot at a time with a pause after each. That's the reason to be there live rather than on the replay: we write it together, and there's Q&A time to personalize it for your art practice.

What if I can't make it live?

No problem. Within a couple of days of the live session, I edit the replay into bite-size segments and load them into our learning portal. You'll access the replay through your Ready to Record account. It holds everything available here in one place (workshops, membership, and community) based on what you've purchased. This means it's just one place to log into to access your Ready to Record account.

What's the Series Pass?

A way for you to save some $ because you're committing to taking the full series. This is the second of four workshops. The first was the overview (Record Your Art with Purpose replay is included with the pass). This one goes deeper into our immerse art video intention. The next two go deeper on our connect and spotlight intentions. The Series Pass is $299 for all four, a price savings from buying each on its own, PLUS it includes 3 months of full Ready to Record membership ($150 value) as a bonus (my gift to you)

What's the Intensive I might hear about?

At the end of the workshop I'll mention the R2R Art Video Intensive briefly. It's a 90-minute 1:1 working session with me for when you've hit the thing that's in the way. You don't need it to get everything out of this workshop. Record a few shots from your immersive shot list first, and come find me if something gets in your way.

I have more questions, can I email you?

Of course, I’m all ears. Send me an email at support@readytorecord.com and I’ll get back to you.

I wasn't at the first Record Your Art workshop. Will I be lost?

No. This one stands on its own. I give the foundation in about two minutes at the start (the three intentions, and what immerse means), and then we go straight into your studio. If you were at the July workshop, you'll recognize the lens and go deeper. If you weren't, you'll have enough of it before we start workshopping.

I'm camera-shy. Do I have to show my face?

No. Most immerse footage doesn't need your face. It's more about your hands, art supplies, the room, the sounds. I struggled with being on camera for years. Recording for your future self first takes the pressure off because you record for you and decide later what to share.

All I have are timelapses. Is that a problem?

It's a great reason to come. When a timelapse is the main way you show your work, it makes hours look like seconds and undersells the care in what you do. You'll leave this workshop knowing what to record in real time instead, and it's more versatile than the timelapse ever was.

Does this cover video editing, or posting my videos online?

No. This is the recording side only. What to point the camera at, and how close. Editing the video footage into an art video is meant for another day. And you get to decide what, and how much, you ever share.

Do I need any gear?

Your phone. The one habit we work on is where the phone goes, and for most of the five shots that's close, in the middle of the making. Nothing to buy unless you want to.

Will there be time to do the work live?

Yes. The shot list is written during the workshop, one shot at a time with a pause after each. That's the reason to be there live rather than on the replay: we write it together, and there's Q&A time to personalize it for your art practice.

What if I can't make it live?

No problem. Within a couple of days of the live session, I edit the replay into bite-size segments and load them into our learning portal. You'll access the replay through your Ready to Record account. It holds everything available here in one place (workshops, membership, and community) based on what you've purchased. This means it's just one place to log into to access your Ready to Record account.

What's the Series Pass?

A way for you to save some $ because you're committing to taking the full series. This is the second of four workshops. The first was the overview (Record Your Art with Purpose replay is included with the pass). This one goes deeper into our immerse art video intention. The next two go deeper on our connect and spotlight intentions. The Series Pass is $299 for all four, a price savings from buying each on its own, PLUS it includes 3 months of full Ready to Record membership ($150 value) as a bonus (my gift to you)

What's the Intensive I might hear about?

At the end of the workshop I'll mention the R2R Art Video Intensive briefly. It's a 90-minute 1:1 working session with me for when you've hit the thing that's in the way. You don't need it to get everything out of this workshop. Record a few shots from your immersive shot list first, and come find me if something gets in your way.

I have more questions, can I email you?

Of course, I’m all ears. Send me an email at support@readytorecord.com and I’ll get back to you.

Record Your Art to Immerse

Record Your Art to Immerse

Immersive art footage is some of the shortest, simplest footage you'll ever record: A minute, phone in the middle of the making, and it's the clip that has the potential to reach the most new people.

Immersive art footage is some of the shortest, simplest footage you'll ever record: A minute, phone in the middle of the making, and it's the clip that has the potential to reach the most new people.

Immersive art footage is some of the shortest, simplest footage you'll ever record: A minute, phone in the middle of the making, and it's the clip that has the potential to reach the most new people.

OR THE 4-WORKSHOP SERIES PASS:

EARLY BIRD $77 • GOES TO $99 ON SEPT 21st • SERIES PASS $299

Amplify your art's reach, deepen your relationship with your audience, and market your work along the way with art videos.

Made for artists by Zach Wolfson.

© 2026 ZWFILM LLC. All rights reserved.

Amplify your art's reach, deepen your relationship with your audience, and market your work along the way with art videos.

Made for artists by Zach Wolfson.

© 2026 ZWFILM LLC. All rights reserved.

Amplify your art's reach, deepen your relationship with your audience, and market your work along the way with art videos.

Made for artists by Zach Wolfson.

© 2026 ZWFILM LLC. All rights reserved.