Frequently Asked Questions (Solutions)

Updated 1 June 2026

Are the tutorials, videos and notes free?
Yes they are. Though derived from our workshops, courses, seminars, tutorials, and lectures they are also offered independently of those events because they address the most commonly asked questions we receive. They also present pathways to our workshops and consulting services that thereby enable us to offer these resources without charge.

How can I access additional resources on a specific topic?
Our streamed on-demand workshops & weekly Zoom tutorials, and production and mentoring consultations, are available at anytime in any time-zone.

Can I share these resources?
Please do not do this. Our preference is for our website to be the single repository of our resources as that is the only way we can ensure the latest versions are being accessed. This is also why we include creation and modification dates in each resource description. Therefore please feel free to share our website’s permalink but not the resources themselves. Thank you.

Can I post these resources on another website?
Please do not do this. Version control and context is as important as the content, and as we strive for clarity and efficiency we hope that is also respected. Thank you.

Do you supply bibliographies?
Our workshop resources include both abridged and extended bibliographies, and sometimes multiple bibliographies (eg. Thinking Photography). Specific bibliographies can also be obtained on request, which usually follows a consultation, or are developed for supervised projects.

What if I find an error or mistake in any of your resources?
While we offer these resources ‘as is’ and free of charge, we are also ever so grateful when someone finds an error or mistake and lets us know. And while providing immediate answers to FAQs, they can always be improved in clarity, accuracy, and breadth, but only if we know where they are letting others down. Therefore constructive feedback is always appreciated.

Can resources be requested that aren’t available?
We spend a lot of time working on or consulting on different creative projects, whose research outcomes are usually written up or turned into video essays. In fact, most of our resources have been created in response to specific requests, or while resolving pressing questions, or through the production and inspiration artistic endeavours provide. Therefore we welcome questions and requests, because we don’t always know ‘before the fact’  what our next most important research topic will be, and your question or request may very well contribute to it.