WHAT IF ONE DAY COULD CHANGE EVERYTHING?
LIVE STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY WORKSHOP
On May 31st in Tokyo, ten photographers will step into the studio—and step into a new chapter of their careers.
This isn’t just a lighting workshop. It’s an experience that will unlock the real secret behind powerful photography: how to create connection, confidence, and consistency—both behind the camera and in your business.
You’ll learn how to master studio light and pose with purpose, yes—but more importantly, you’ll discover how to attract clients who return again and again, who value your art, and who help you build the life and freedom you’ve always dreamed of.
Led by celebrity photographer Matthew Jordan Smith, this intimate, one-day workshop is your opportunity to stop guessing and start growing. Gain the tools and insight to create meaningful portraits—and a career that supports the lifestyle you want, on your own terms.
Because when you align your passion with your purpose, photography stops being a hustle—and starts becoming your legacy.
Only 10 seats available. Are you ready to step into your future?
WHAT TO BRING
📷 Camera (DSLR or mirrorless—fully charged)
🔋 Charged batteries (bring extras!)
💾 Memory cards (formatted and ready to use)
🎯 Favorite lens/lenses (suggest prime for portraits and zoom for flexibility)
📎 Camera strap or harness (for comfort)
📓 Notebook or journal (for notes, reflections, or inspiration)
✏️ Pen or pencil
Matthew with students from last workshop
WORKSHOP DATE
Date: Saturday, May 31
Time: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Studio Location: Tokyo, Japan - 5 minute walk from Jiyugaoka Station
Matthew teaching students during workshop
About Matthew Jordan Smith
Matthew Jordan Smith isn’t just a photographer—he’s a world-renowned visual artist trusted by icons. From capturing timeless portraits of Zendaya, Angelina Jolie, Oprah Winfrey, and Michael Jordan, to documenting Aretha Franklin’s final official photo session, his lens has defined legacies and shaped culture. His work has appeared on covers, billboards, and countless global campaigns.
A Nikon Ambassador and recipient of the George Eastman Power of Image Award, Matthew made history as the first photographer allowed to live inside the Olympic Village, capturing life behind the scenes at the Tokyo Olympic Games.
Now based in Tokyo, he brings over 30 years of elite-level experience, a signature style rooted in soul and storytelling, and an unparalleled ability to reveal the true essence of every subject.