The Behind the Shot Podcast

Show Details

  • Release Schedule: Every Two Weeks on Thursdays
  • Average Length: 45-60 Min
  • Status: Ongoing
  • Episodes: 100+
  • Formats: Audio and Video
  • Availability: Audio / Video podcast feeds and YouTube

My name is Steve Brazill, and I’m a Southern California live music photographer, and a geek at heart. I have been on the radio since the early 80’s, and merging my love of music with my love of tech is part of how I got into photography. Along with the radio stuff – I am currently on the air at KCAL FM, I do a lot of Emcee work, voice overs, and little bit of local TV, but my actual “job” is in IT. I am an independent network consultant. Like I said…. 100% geek. For the other geeks out there, I first got my MCSE on Windows NT 3.51.

After so many years on the air, I knew I wanted to try podcasting, and I first had the idea for the Behind the Shot podcast back in 2014. I was starting to photograph more often and found myself wondering how the images I was seeing from others had been made. How did they get that look? Why did they choose that location and / or angle? What made them choose the lens they did, or the lighting they used? Over and over I saw images I thought I could learn from, but there was nowhere to go where those photographers were answering those questions.

I launched the show in 2016 on a photography based podcast network, but have been on my own since 2018. I hope you like the Behind the Shot podcast and if you do, please share the show with your friends. It also really helps if you leave a review in iTunes or wherever. If you would like to reach out to me for any reason, or would like to suggest a guest for the show, just head on over to the contact form.

If you’d like to see my work, you can check out my site over at stevebrazill.com.

Thanks,

Steve

Behind The Shot
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