Yes—this is a useful thing to look for, and several well-regarded options were mentioned. For lighting, the Strobist lighting seminar DVDs are recommended, and Zack Arias’ OneLight Workshop is especially praised for clearly demonstrating dramatic portraits using a single light. Karl Taylor’s DVDs are also considered solid for beginners, with techniques that transfer across different genres. KelbyTraining can be hit-or-miss, but courses taught by Jack Reznicki were specifically recommended. If you’re open to streaming or online classes rather than DVDs, CreativeLIVE was also highlighted for strong photography workshops, including beginner, children’s photography, videography, and vision/creativity topics. In general, the best learning videos are the ones that show the full workflow: planning, lighting setup, exposure choices, and discussion of mistakes and why certain decisions were made.