Talru Film & Photo is all about tutorials and vlogs about sports photography, photography equipment and videography. 

Rich Maciver is a Scottish commercial and advertising, sports and lifestyle photographer living and working in London, UK. Richard first picked up a camera at 18 whilst recovering from a ruptured ACL suffered whilst riding BMX. Documenting his friends, the camera stayed in hand long after the scars of surgery had healed. Whilst gaining a masters in Visual Communication at Robert Gordon University, Rich's BMX photography started gathering pace gaining him coverage in Professional Photographer magazine and Ride BMX UK as well as commissions from multiple BMX brands. 

Chris Hau is a photographer and filmmaker who offers advice to aspiring creatives and displays his own talents on his eponymous YouTube channel, which currently has over 500,000 subscribers. He has produced content for international brands like GoPro and Mercedes-Benz.

Paul Rutherford is a professional photographer based in Boston, MA. His focus is portrait and action sports photography. It doesn’t matter if its little league or the major leagues, there are pictures to be made.

Jacob Banta is a Freelance Photographer and Videographer with a passion for capturing the energy and emotion of sport on camera. He grew up in Colorado where he competed as a Motocross Racer and Trail Runner. His love for photo and video stems from his own experience as a multi-sport athlete.

Daniel Mogg is the owner of Mogg Media based in Seattle, Washington. A camera has been in his hands since he was 10 years old and made backyard videos with his friends. He have always had a passion for storytelling through all visual mediums.

Jerry Lai is a professional photojournalist and photo editor based in Chicago.  After over 17 years in the industry, he wants to share his experiences, and make you a better sports photographer.

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