Between the Frames

Between the Frames is a podcast for photographers and creatives navigating the messy, beautiful reality of building a business and a life they love. Hosted by Colorado photographer Roz Ackerman, this space blends honest conversations around photography, entrepreneurship, motherhood, creativity, storytelling, and everything happening in between the polished moments. Expect business insights, behind-the-scenes stories, creative inspiration, and conversations that feel a little more human.

Between the Frames is a arts podcast hosted by Roz Ackerman Photography, with 10 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Roz Ackerman Photography hosts Between the Frames, a arts show with 10 episodes published.

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  Episode #10

  Don't Make These Mistakes with your Mini Sessions | Planning, Pricing & Marketing for Profitable Minis

  Aug 19, 202638 minS1

  Roz Ackerman is a Colorado-based family & couples photographer specializing in documentary-style storytelling. Instagram: ⁠@rozackermanphoto⁠ Website: ⁠rozackermanphotography.com⁠ SUMMARY I'm back after a 3-week hiatus, and this episode is all about mini session strategy — planning, marketing, posing workflow, pricing, and the upsell math that makes them actually worth your time. If you've ever felt like minis are "just" a discounted full session, this one's for you. CHAPTERS 0:00 Intro 0:17 Welcome Back + Why I Took a Hiatus 2:54 The Mindset Shift Around Mini Sessions 4:59 The Math: How One Mini Day Made $6,500+ 8:31 Planning & Scheduling Your Minis 13:36 Marketing & Promotion Timeline 19:59 Execution & Posing Workflow 23:11 Pricing & Upselling Strategy 27:45 Mini Session Recap: What They Are & How to Price Them 34:59 Mini Session Ideas + What's Next MENTIONS + OFFERS 1. Imagen AI - ⁠⁠1500 FREE edits⁠⁠ 2. Honeybook CRM - ⁠⁠30% off HoneyBook⁠⁠ 3. ⁠⁠Ruby & Rae⁠⁠ camera bags & accessories - Enjoy 10% off with the code BETWEENTHEFRAMES10 4. ⁠⁠CampSnap⁠⁠ cameras - Enjoy 7% off at with the code ROZLYN7 5. ⁠⁠Photography gear⁠⁠ I use on Amazon 6. Showit websites - get a ⁠free month of Showit⁠ 7. Pic-Time galleries - get a free month My Fall Minis in 2026 - CLICK HERE Got questions about today's episode? Send me a DM on instagram or drop a comment below — I'll get back to you! If you found today's episode helpful, please share this with a photographer friend and don't forget to rate, review & subscribe!

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  Episode #9

  3 Tools I use to Plan a Photo Shoot Remotely

  Jul 22, 202623 minS1

  In Episode 9 of Between the Frames podcast, I share my detailed process for planning photography sessions in unfamiliar locations, emphasizing tools and strategies to ensure confidence and success. CHAPTERS 0:00 – Intro & Sponsor: Ruby & Rae Camera Bags 2:03 – Today's Topic: Planning a Session You've Never Scouted 3:15 – The Winter Park Session (and Its Private-Property Problem) 5:59 – My 3 Location-Scouting Tools: Google, Google Earth Pro & Sun Seeker 11:59 – The Lily Lake Session & Rocky Mountain National Park Logistics 15:23 – The Sunset Surprise: When the Plan Doesn't Match Reality 16:34 – Why I Arrive Hours Early (Winter Park vs. Lily Lake) 18:42 – Always Have a Backup Location 19:46 – Don't Be Afraid to Ask Other Photographers 21:24 – What's Your Travel Limit? TAKEAWAYS Use Google Earth Pro to assess locations before shooting.Utilize Sun Seeker app to track sun position for optimal lighting.Always arrive early to scout and verify location suitability.Have backup locations ready in case of unforeseen issues.Ask fellow photographers for insights and advice. PHOTOGRAPHER RESOURCES + PROMOS 1. Imagen AI - ⁠⁠1500 FREE edits⁠⁠ 2. Honeybook CRM - ⁠⁠30% off HoneyBook⁠⁠ 3. ⁠⁠Ruby & Rae⁠⁠ camera bags & accessories - Enjoy 10% off with the code BETWEENTHEFRAMES10 4. ⁠⁠CampSnap⁠⁠ cameras - Enjoy 7% off at with the code ROZLYN7 5. ⁠⁠Photography gear⁠⁠ I use on Amazon 6. Showit websites - get a ⁠free month of Showit⁠ 7. Pic-Time galleries - get a free month Intro audio"Simmer Down" - Diamond Tunes & LoksiiKEYWORDSphotography, location scouting, Google Earth Pro, Sun Seeker app, session planning, outdoor photography, Colorado photographer, travel, photography tips

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  Episode #8

  Don't Book a Photography Retreat Until You've Asked These Questions

  Jul 16, 202652 minS1

  SUMMARY In this episode of Between the Frames, I share my own personal experiences with photography retreats, valuable tips on planning, what to consider, and how to maximize the experience. I discuss location selection, logistics, and lessons learned from my own retreat experiences to help fellow photographers make informed decisions. SPECIAL OFFERS Enjoy 10% off Ruby & Rae camera bags & accessories with the code BETWEENTHEFRAMES10 Enjoy 7% off at Camp Snap with the code: ROZLYN7 KEY TOPICS Retreat location selection and researchLogistics and drive times for shootsAccommodation and sleeping arrangementsMeals and catering considerationsEducational opportunities and workshopsGroup shooting rotations and organizationPre-retreat questionnaires and planningBudgeting and pricing of retreats CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction and Personal Photography Horror Story 01:17 Recent Retreat Experiences and Location Scouting 02:27 Health Incident and Lessons on Preparedness 10:46 Crested Butte Retreat Recap & Life Update 14:51 My Retreat History & Why Trust Matters 18:09 Questions to Ask Before Booking a Retreat 20:09 Location and Destination Considerations 22:32 Who's Actually Staying in the House? 25:50 Itinerary, Shoot Locations, and Drive Times 29:55 Meals, Catering, and Kitchen Dynamics 34:50 Educational Content and Workshop Opportunities 36:29 Styled Concepts, Inclusivity, and Themes 38:17 Shooting Rotations and Group Dynamics 41:41 Sleeping Arrangements and Comfort 43:47 Pricing, Budgeting, and Value of Retreats 47:41 Pre-Retreat Questionnaires and Personalization 50:05 Future Retreat Plans and Final Tips KEYWORDS photography retreats, retreat planning, photography tips, location scouting, retreat logistics, photographer experiences. MENTIONS: Thank you for LISTENING! If you have a dream retreat location in mind, I’d love for you to share it with me! DM me on instagram @rozackermanphoto or send an email to roz@rozackermanphotography.com BTF EP 7: Photographer Horror Stories Intro audio"Simmer Down" - Diamond Tunes & Loksii

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  Episode #7

  Photographer Horror Stories - and the one that changed my business contract

  Jul 8, 202632 minS1

  This episode is sponsored by Ruby & Rae camera bags & accessories. Enjoy 10% off with the code BETWEENTHEFRAMES10 Summary Roz Ackerman shares her personal photography horror stories, lessons learned, and tips to avoid common pitfalls. From technical mishaps to client privacy issues, this episode offers valuable insights for photographers at all levels. Key Topics Photography backup strategies and importance of dual SD card use Common camera and gear malfunctions and how to prevent them Client privacy considerations and contractual clauses- Handling accidental settings changes during shoots- Humorous and dangerous photographer mishaps involving terrain and equipment The importance of contingency planning for gear failure- Lessons learned from real-life photography disasters Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Photographer Horror Stories 04:40 Mini Session Madness: A Stressful Experience 09:31 Tech Troubles: SD Card and Hard Drive Malfunctions 10:50 The Dial Bump: Accidental Camera Settings 13:29 Dealing with Gear Enthusiasts at Events 16:36 Client Ghosting and Pricing Challenges 20:36 The Dangers of Getting the Shot 24:31 Privacy Concerns in Photography Contracts Takeaways Always back up photos on dual cards and in the cloud. Regularly check and reset camera settings to avoid mistakes. Include privacy clauses in client contracts to respect client wishes. Be aware of your surroundings to prevent physical accidents. Prepare for gear failure with backups and contingency plans. Resources Canon R6 Camera Ruby and Rae Photography Gear Keywords: photography, photography tips, client privacy, backup strategies, camera mishaps, photography horror stories, professional photography, photography business, gear failure, photo safety Intro audio: "Simmer Down" - Diamond Tunes & Loksii

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  Episode #1

  Social Media for Photographers Who Hate Social Media

  Jul 1, 20261h 9mS1

  This episode is sponsored by Ruby & Rae - Camera bags and accessories built for photographers who refuse to choose between function and style. Enjoy 10% off in the store with the code BETWEENTHEFRAMES10 Summary In this episode, Roz Ackerman and her husband Jason Ackerman (Best Hour of their Day) discuss practical strategies and mindset shifts to make social media a manageable and effective tool for photographers and entrepreneurs. They share insights on authenticity, consistency, and leveraging social media to grow your business without feeling overwhelmed. Key topics 1. Mindset shift from hate to opportunity in social media 2. The importance of authenticity and consistency 3. Social media as your storefront and portfolio 4. Content categories: education, showcase, personality, engagement 5. Practical tips for creating manageable social media routines Chapters 00:00 The Importance of Social Media for Small Businesses 09:51 Overcoming Social Media Anxiety 16:12 Embracing Authenticity in Entrepreneurship 23:47 Practical Tips for Social Media Management 34:17 The Role of Pressure in Success 36:08 Finding Your Posting Rhythm 41:56 Embracing Your Unique Photography Style 43:47 Educating Clients for Better Experiences 47:25 Unreasonable Hospitality in Photography 53:28 The Importance of Personality in Content 58:16 Tracking and Optimizing Your Time 01:05:06 Overcoming Perfectionism in Posting Resources Unreasonable Hospitality by Will Gardia Edits App for inspiration Claude AI for productivity Roz Ackerman Photography Instagram Roz Ackerman Photo

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