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FUZE Scene Masterclass 

Best for individual seniors + athletes (cinematic environments + atmosphere)

A 6-week live FUZE Masterclass built for premium senior/sports wall art—cinematic stadium scenes, motivated gel lighting, and final print polish, with the athlete staying identical and realistic.

Live Online Masterclass • 6 Weeks • Starts March 10, 2026 • 11:00 AM CT
Tuition: $897 (Limited to 15 seats)

Built for individual seniors and athletes, FUZE Scene shows you how to create cinematic environments that still read as photography. You’ll upgrade scenes—not subjects—using a repeatable system that preserves realism, supports premium wall art, and delivers client-ready impact without gimmicks.

Six 90-minute live classes packed with demos, Q&A, and weekly assignments—so you build a repeatable Scene workflow you can sell at premium pricing.

What this system gives you

  • A repeatable FUZE Scene workflow—from subject lock to final polish

  • Cinematic environments for seniors and athletes that match perspective and depth

  • Believable mood upgrades (gels, haze, rain/snow) without “AI glow”

  • Identity protection rules so faces, uniforms, logos, and hands stay consistent

  • Print-ready composites built for premium wall art

​How long does a FUZE composite take?
It’s a two-part process.

  • Building the Scene typically takes ~30 minutes (longer for complex concepts).

  • Compositing + final polish depends on your Photoshop comfort level—most students land in the 30–90 minute range, and your first few may take longer as you build speed.​

Course Details & Schedule

A step-by-step roadmap with demos, assignments, and checklists—so you leave with a working process, not just ideas.

Module 1 

FUZE Scene Workflow (Start to Finish)​

  • The complete Scene system: studio capture → subject lock → scene swap → environment + props → atmosphere → lighting match → polish

  • Choosing the right “base” portrait so upgrades stay believable and fast

  • “Subject stays the same” rules for face, hair edges, hands, wardrobe details, logos/numbers, and props​

Result:
A repeatable Scene workflow you can run—without the AI look.

Module 2

Sports Scenes (Stadiums, Gyms, Fields)

  • Build sellable sports environments: football, volleyball, basketball, baseball, soccer, cheer, track

  • Keep it photographic: correct horizon, scale, depth, lens feel, and believable background blur

  • Sports-specific realism: uniforms/logos/numbers stay clean, props (ball/bat/glove) read right, no AI gear weirdness

Result:

Sports composites that look like you shot them there.

Module 3

Believable Locations (Street, Record Store, Fields, Downtown)

  • Create non-sports environments seniors actually want: record store, downtown street, brick walls/alley, coffee shop, golden field, etc.

  • Match camera logic: perspective, eye level, focal depth, and natural background separation

  • Mood upgrades that stay believable: golden hour, overcast, practical lights—without filter vibes

Result: 

Location swaps that feel real, current, and client-ready.

Module 4 

Studio-to-Scene (Sets, Props, and Light Accents)

  • Build studio scenes that look intentional: stools/chairs, crates, seamless swaps, textured walls, simple sets

  • Add practicals that sell the story: lamps, hair lights in frame, softbox glow, window light, rim accents

  • Prop realism + grounding: scale, contact shadows, reflections, clean edges—no floating subjects or cutout giveaways

Result: 

Studio scenes with story and polish—without looking staged or AI-made.

Module 5

Upscaling + Compositing (Print-Ready, Photographed Feel)

  • When to upscale vs when to re-image (and how to avoid waxy faces or crunchy texture

  • Settings strategy for clean detail: faces, hair edges, fabrics, logos/numbers—without artifacts

  • Large-print prep: sizing, DPI, sharpening workflow, and safe compression for labs

  • Compositing for athletes: contact shadows, ground anchors, reflections (courts/track/field)

  • Protect the athlete: face/likeness, hands, limbs, hair edges, uniform stitching, logo edges

  • Color harmony: make stadium light wrap subtly without changing skin realism

Result:
Composites that feel photographed, not assembled.

Module 6

Final Composite + Print-Ready Finish (Client-Ready)

  • Final cleanup: hair edges, fingers, props, seams, logos/numbers, artifacts

  • Senior-ready polish: skin realism, dodge/burn control, cinematic contrast

  • Output + QC checklist: print proofing, sharpening, and delivery exports

Result:

Confident, client-ready senior sports images—clean, premium, unforgettable.

Stop Testing. Start  Creating

Build next-level images with consistency, realism, and a pro finish

Tuition $897 • Starts March 10 • 11:00 AM CT • 6 weeks • 15 seats

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