CreativeLiveReviews of creativelive.com

ETA: CreativeLive is closing shop, unfortunately. I saw notice of this last month. They will shutter their site on Dec 31, 2025. ITMT, they are letting existing customers download the library of classes they've purchased or earned over the years. Having taken a bunch of classes, it will take some time and additional storage to make sure I save all the video footage from my classes. I will always appreciate the time I spent online and IRL at CreativeLive's studio in SF where I was fortunate to learn from some wonderful and knowledgeable instructors. Thanks again for everything, CreativeLive Team. Aloha and best wishes on your next chapter! :)) Having been a student of CreativeLive since 2015, I can vouch for the level of dedication, excellent instruction and high production value of class content on a variety of topics. However, it is my most recent experience with the program that I write about. Since many institutions have created virtual learning outlets I still love my CreativeLive courses and found accessibility to them very important when it came to generating some of my new work (as a writer) in late 2021. Specifically, I was able to revisit and study key sections from the videos and materials from CreativeLive's class on memoir writing taught by bestselling author, Joyce Maynard. I'm thankful that I had Ms. Maynard's sage advice at my fingertips and not have to deal with online streaming since I owned the course and had it downloaded on my laptop. (This is possible only for purchased courses, and not subscription-based courses.) It's a part of my personal library that I will use again and again as I work to finish and edit my own memoir.

I follow them since the beginning, i have bought Many courses from them... if you wait for The right time... The courses are a steal and of great quality. Really appreciate that you can watch a free video a day of and course from their app.

Awesome - love their videos, and if you get an annual subscription on offer, it works out as good value for money, even if you only complete a few courses in the year.

As a complete beginner, I bought a quick start course by John Greengo, to learn how to use a camera that I had just bought. It was the best thing I did. The course was easy to understand and I learnt more in the first hour, than YouTube videos had taught me in the previous two weeks. The only thing I regret is that I didn’t get the course sooner. There are also free on air videos and you can also choose a free lesson of the day. Strangely, I can only find these on my iPad rather than on my laptop, but that is probably my incompetency.