INSTANT ACCESS WORKSHOP

One-Shot Studio Views

15 Minutes + 1 Camera Angle = Infinite Stories from Your Studio

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JUST $47 USD

Feel like you’re always scrambling to post something?

You look at your to-do list and realize… “post video to Instagram" has been on there for weeks.

So you rush into “content mode,” trying to film something worth posting, trying to look productive, trying to sound polished…

But it feels disconnected from your real studio practice. It’s like you’re performing your art life instead of living it.

You look at your to-do list and realize… “post video to Instagram" has been on there for weeks.

So you rush into “content mode,” trying to film something worth posting, trying to look productive, trying to sound polished…

But it feels disconnected from your real studio practice. It’s like you’re performing your art life instead of living it.

Filming with Wendy Kowynia in her studio for Beyond the Gallery

What if your video routine could support your art practice instead of hijacking it?

At this practical One-Shot Studio Views workshop, you'll learn to:

Set up one simple camera angle that works in your studio (yes, even if it’s a mess)
Start a ”studio view” video routine that fits naturally into your art practice
Edit your "studio view" footage to turn it into an easy visibility routine that cultivates connection with your fans

Set up one simple camera angle that works in your studio (yes, even if it’s a mess)
Start a ”studio view” video routine that fits naturally into your art practice
Edit your "studio view" footage to turn it into an easy visibility routine that cultivates connection with your fans

You'll walk away with:

A "studio view" recording routine that feels like a natural part of your studio time
A clear recording setup you can reuse again and again
A growing folder of studio view footage you can pull from any time you’re ready to share

A "studio view" recording routine that feels like a natural part of your studio time
A clear recording setup you can reuse again and again
A growing folder of studio view footage you can pull from any time you’re ready to share

One-Shot Studio Views

Get your instant access now — just $47 USD.

You’ll leave the workshop with a “studio view” video routine that only takes about 15 minutes per week and builds a handy library of studio view footage — ready for when you want to use it to market your artwork.

Get your instant access now — just $47 USD.

You’ll leave the workshop with a “studio view” video routine that only takes about 15 minutes per week and builds a handy library of studio view footage — ready for when you want to use it to market your artwork.

Get your instant access now — just $47 USD.

GET INSTANT ACCESS

Why I created this workshop

Hi, I'm Zach Wolfson 👋

I help artists build video habits that feel like a natural part of their studio practice — not a performance.

Through my Ready to Record membership and workshops, I’ve taught hundreds of artists how to record and share their work in a way that feels aligned with who they are. I’ve also made video stories for brands like Adobe, Discovery, and Sony, and my artist docuseries Beyond the Gallery was nominated for Best Documentary Series by the International Academy of Web Television.

But I made One-Shot Studio Views for a very specific reason:

Because I see how many artists are caught in a cycle of “I need to post something”… and it drains the joy from their art practice.

This workshop offers a different way forward — one that starts with one single camera angle, recording one specific kind of moment in your studio, and a habit that supports both your art making rhythm and your visibility online.

I help artists build video habits that feel like a natural part of their studio practice — not a performance.

Through my Ready to Record membership and workshops, I’ve taught hundreds of artists how to record and share their work in a way that feels aligned with who they are. I’ve also made video stories for brands like Adobe, Discovery, and Sony, and my artist docuseries Beyond the Gallery was nominated for Best Documentary Series by the International Academy of Web Television.

But I made One-Shot Studio Views for a very specific reason:

Because I see how many artists are caught in a cycle of “I need to post something”… and it drains the joy from their art practice.

This workshop offers a different way forward — one that starts with one single camera angle, recording one specific kind of moment in your studio, and a habit that supports both your art making rhythm and your visibility online.

GET INSTANT ACCESS

Just $47 USD

Just $47 USD

Common Questions

What if my studio isn’t cute or camera-ready?

That’s really the whole point. This workshop helps you find one real, workable angle in your space — no cleanup, rearranging, or aesthetic pressure required.

Do I need fancy gear?

Nope. Your phone and a small tripod for it is enough. I’ll show you how to use what you already have to start recording during your next studio session.

What if I don’t like being on camera?

You don’t have to be when recording “studio views.” This routine is about visually documenting glimpses of your art practice, not talking about it. You can stay behind the camera whenever you want to.

Will I be posting the videos during the workshop?

Nope. This is about recording consistently, not sharing right away. You’ll build up a folder of studio view video clips so you always have footage to use when you’re ready to post.

Will there be a replay?

Yes! You’ll get access to the full replay, usually within 48 hours of the live session, so you can watch and revisit anytime.

What if my studio isn’t cute or camera-ready?

That’s really the whole point. This workshop helps you find one real, workable angle in your space — no cleanup, rearranging, or aesthetic pressure required.

Do I need fancy gear?

Nope. Your phone and a small tripod for it is enough. I’ll show you how to use what you already have to start recording during your next studio session.

What if I don’t like being on camera?

You don’t have to be when recording “studio views.” This routine is about visually documenting glimpses of your art practice, not talking about it. You can stay behind the camera whenever you want to.

Will I be posting the videos during the workshop?

Nope. This is about recording consistently, not sharing right away. You’ll build up a folder of studio view video clips so you always have footage to use when you’re ready to post.

Will there be a replay?

Yes! You’ll get access to the full replay, usually within 48 hours of the live session, so you can watch and revisit anytime.

One-Shot Studio Views

Build one art video routine that supports your art practice — without the pressure to perform.

GET INSTANT ACCESS

Just $47 USD

Ready to Record.

Feel like you’re always scrambling to post something?

Feel like you’re always scrambling to post something?

Feel like you’re always scrambling to post something?

You look at your to-do list and realize… “post video to Instagram" has been on there for weeks.

So you rush into “content mode,” trying to film something worth posting, trying to look productive, trying to sound polished…

But it feels disconnected from your real studio practice. It’s like you’re performing your art life instead of living it.

You look at your to-do list and realize… “post video to Instagram" has been on there for weeks.

So you rush into “content mode,” trying to film something worth posting, trying to look productive, trying to sound polished…

But it feels disconnected from your real studio practice. It’s like you’re performing your art life instead of living it.

What if your video routine could support your art practice instead of hijacking it?

What if your video routine could support your art practice instead of hijacking it?

At this practical One-Shot Studio Views workshop, you'll learn to:

At this practical One-Shot Studio Views workshop, you'll learn to:

At this practical One-Shot Studio Views workshop, you'll learn to:

Set up one simple camera angle that works in your studio (yes, even if it’s a mess)

Set up one simple camera angle that works in your studio (yes, even if it’s a mess)

Start a ”studio view” video routine that fits naturally into your art practice

Edit your "studio view" footage to turn it into an easy visibility routine that cultivates connection with your fans

You'll walk away with:

You'll walk away with:

You'll walk away with:

A "studio view" recording routine that feels like a natural part of your studio time

A clear recording setup you can reuse again and again

A "studio view" recording routine that feels like a natural part of your studio time

A clear recording setup you can reuse again and again

A growing folder of studio view footage you can pull from any time you’re ready to share

Common Questions

Common Questions

What if my studio isn’t cute or camera-ready?

That’s really the whole point. This workshop helps you find one real, workable angle in your space — no cleanup, rearranging, or aesthetic pressure required.

Do I need fancy gear?

Nope. Your phone and a small tripod for it is enough. I’ll show you how to use what you already have to start recording during your next studio session.

What if I don’t like being on camera?

You don’t have to be when recording “studio views.” This routine is about visually documenting glimpses of your art practice, not talking about it. You can stay behind the camera whenever you want to.

Will I be posting the videos during the workshop?

Nope. This is about recording consistently, not sharing right away. You’ll build up a folder of studio view video clips so you always have footage to use when you’re ready to post.

Will there be a replay?

Yes! You’ll get access to the full replay, usually within 48 hours of the live session, so you can watch and revisit anytime.