Webinar: Shaped by Light – A Journey into the Art of Continuous Lighting

Join internationally acclaimed photographer and cinematographer Dennys Ilic for this webinar, as he shares his personal and artistic journey into the world of photography — a path that began at 40 and led to a celebrated career capturing A-list celebrities and cinematic legends.

Known for his soulful, cinematic portraits and his masterful use of continuous light, Dennys has worked with stars like Daniel Radcliffe, Jason Momoa, Alanis Morissette, Seal and Conor McGregor, with his work featured on the covers of global publications and in campaigns for films like Harry Potter, The Matrix, and Lord of the Rings.

In this inspiring session, Dennys will reveal how light not only shaped his imagery but transformed his creative path.

During this webinar, Dennys will explore:
✨It’s never too late: A journey into the world of photography & creative expression at the age 40
✨Self taught by necessity: How continuous lighting made it easier to self-teach and experiment freely
✨Emotion over precision: How Anton Corbin’s quote “sharpness is overrated” shaped his signature visual style
✨Painting in real time: The artistic power of continuous light in storytelling and mood creation


About Dennys

Dennys Ilic, a photographer and cinematographer based in Los Angeles is renowned for his striking and soulful images that capture the true essence of his subjects. Over the past 18 years, Dennys has specialized in the use of continuous light to remain at the forefront of creative expression in the world of photography and has collaborated with A-list celebrities such as Daniel Radcliffe, Jason Momoa, Alanis Morissette, Charlie Hunnam, Conor McGregor and Seal to name a few. His work has been featured on the covers of countless international publications and has been the marquee imagery for many popular TV series and feature films. Dennys has also put his mark on iconic tv shows from Battlestar Galactica to Star Trek and movie franchises that include Harry Potter, The Matrix and Lord of the Rings. He has published five successful photographic art books and exhibited at the iconic Leica Gallery in Hollywood, where his work continues to hold attendance records.