I was recently told that on some David LaChapelle shoots, David shows up on the set with the music from his DJ cranking and starts dancing around. His 1st assistant can often be seen shooting while he is in the midst of grinding up against an Art Director. I also understand that Terry Richardson does something similar on his sets, multiple point-and-shoot cameras can be seen clicking away; models, assistants and Terry are working that index finger. I’m told that confidentially agreements are passed out and signed on some shoots. I wonder if that agreement includes a transfer of copyright from assistant and/or model to photographer?
I also hear of stock photographers doing this: Having multiple photographers shooting on a shoot that they pay, to produce.
Wedding Photographers sometimes have second shooters, or assistants shoot during the course of the wedding or reception. This is work for hire if an agreement is signed.
How does anyone who is an assistant feel about shooting on a photographer’s set? Have you ever done this?
Respond to post here or on www.gregceoblog.com
If you are a photographer, have you ever let your assistants shoot on your set? Do you then believe it is your work?
Saturday, October 31, 2009
Thursday, October 29, 2009
Portrait photographer Jim Salzano has sold his studio
By greg on October 29, 2009
Jim Salzano, www.salzanophoto.com, sold his studio in New York a few weeks ago. He hasn’t quit the business, but he has sold the real estate that he bought many years ago. It appears that he is still being represented by Marianne Campbell Associates. I don’t know how many photo jobs Salzano is doing these days, but classic portrait photography seems to be a tough way to make a living at present.
(See the full story on www.gregceoblog.com)
By greg on October 29, 2009
Jim Salzano, www.salzanophoto.com, sold his studio in New York a few weeks ago. He hasn’t quit the business, but he has sold the real estate that he bought many years ago. It appears that he is still being represented by Marianne Campbell Associates. I don’t know how many photo jobs Salzano is doing these days, but classic portrait photography seems to be a tough way to make a living at present.
(See the full story on www.gregceoblog.com)
SCADDY Awards Call for Entries
Click entry form image to enlarge and/or print.
DEADLINE: Friday, November 20th, 5pm
Category 21.: Elements of Advertising, Advertising Photography
A commercial photograph suitable for use in a print ad or poster. Submit pdf files of the photo and the ad or poster to show the judges how it was used (if available).
Category 26: SCAD Collaboration Award
This special award honors work created and produced by SCAD students from different majors working together. Entries must be the result of interdisciplinary collaboration between two or more students from different majors.
Awards Ceremony will be Friday, January 22nd at Trustee's Theater.
Entries may be dropped off at Adler Hall Lobby.
Please forward any questions to Denise Duncan, dduncan@scad.edu or Mark Bazil, mbazil@scad.edu
Project Basho/Onward Call for Entries. Exhibition to Coincide with SPE National Conference in Philly
Juror: Debbie Fleming Caffery
Deadline 11/13/09
Project Basho is pleased to announce "Onward," an annual, juried photography competition exclusively featuring the works of new and emerging photographers with unique vision. Selected work will be included in a group exhibition at Project Basho Gallery and published in an online feature at Flak Photo (www.flakphoto.com) in 2010. For more information, please visit:
http://onward.projectbasho.org
SCAD SPE National Scholarship Opportunity, 2010 Philadelphia
The Society for Photographic Education will host the 47th annual National Conference in Philadelphia March 4-7, 2010. SCAD Photography is offering two $500 scholarships, one for an undergrad, one for a grad, to support travel/accommodations for this event.
ENTRY GUIDELINES:
Eligibility limited to current, full-time undergraduate and graduate photography majors.
Award of $500 must be used for conference travel, fees, hotel, etc. for the 2010 Nat'l SPE conference.
DEADLINE:
Friday, November 13, 2009, 5pm EST
SUBMISSION:
Email submission to Rebecca Nolan, rnolan@scad.edu. Put "SCAD Undergraduate" or "SCAD Graduate" in the subject line.
Include:
All images JPG format at screen resolution (72 dpi), longest dimension 1024 pixels. Title as follows: image number_lastname_title. (example: 01_Lastname_Title.jpg)
Questions? Contact Rebecca at rnolan@scad.edu or 525-6503
ENTRY GUIDELINES:
Eligibility limited to current, full-time undergraduate and graduate photography majors.
Award of $500 must be used for conference travel, fees, hotel, etc. for the 2010 Nat'l SPE conference.
DEADLINE:
Friday, November 13, 2009, 5pm EST
SUBMISSION:
Email submission to Rebecca Nolan, rnolan@scad.edu. Put "SCAD Undergraduate" or "SCAD Graduate" in the subject line.
Include:
- Full name, student number, year in school, local address, phone number, student email
- Submit a cohesive portfolio of 10 images following the file guidelines below
- Attach a word document with image identification page that corresponds with numbered images and includes: name, title, medium, size, date
- Optional: Artists statement and/or resume
All images JPG format at screen resolution (72 dpi), longest dimension 1024 pixels. Title as follows: image number_lastname_title. (example: 01_Lastname_Title.jpg)
Questions? Contact Rebecca at rnolan@scad.edu or 525-6503
Call for Entries Positive/Negative 25
Open to all media.
DEADLINE December 11th, 2009
Juror: Julien Robson, Curator of Contemporary Art, Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts.
For a prospectus and entry forms, to to http://www.etsu.edu/cas/art/slocumb
DEADLINE December 11th, 2009
Juror: Julien Robson, Curator of Contemporary Art, Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts.
For a prospectus and entry forms, to to http://www.etsu.edu/cas/art/slocumb
SCAD National SPE Scholarship
The Society for Photographic Education will host their 47th annual national conference in Philadelphia, March 4-7, 2010. SCAD is offering one $500 scholarship for an undergraduate and one $500 for a graduate student to support student travel to this WONDERFUL event.
Deadline Friday, November 13, 5pm EST
Please see details on form provided.
Questions email Rebecca Nolan, rnolan@scad.edu
Deadline Friday, November 13, 5pm EST
Please see details on form provided.
Questions email Rebecca Nolan, rnolan@scad.edu
Lorena Turner's "Made in China" Opens in Atlanta
Opening Reception November 13th, 7-9 pmCartel Studios + Gallery
Click image to enlarge and for more information.
Wednesday, October 28, 2009
DEADLINE IS TOMORROW!!!
SUBMIT WORK FOR THE deFINE ART EVENT!!!!
NEW SCAD FINE ARTS EVENT!!!
DEADLINE IS THURSDAY OCTOBER 29TH!!! SEND ENTRIES ASAP!
These exhibitions will be held at the River Club and in Alexander Hall during the rapidly approaching deFINE ART festival (Nov. 10 - 14, 2009).
The deadline for submissions is 5 p.m. on Thursday, October 29, 2009. No late submissions will be considered.
To submit work for consideration please email completed entries to Senior Curator Melissa Messina via mmessina@scad.edu using deFINE ART 2009 in the subject line (incomplete submissions will not be considered). Submission should include:
• up to 4 image(s) of a major individual work (showing the whole, and details as necessary). Or you may submit a small series of completed works (4 or less, with framing shown, if applicable). These should be sent as JPEG files, not to exceed 1 MB in total.
• a Word document including full contact information (name, mailing address, e-mail address, phone number) with a checklist of works submitted which must include full credit information (title of work, year, medium, dimensions, artist price). Please note that for faculty, alumni and staff, artist price is marked up 50%, it is 30% for matriculated students. If you have a current resume or CV, that may also be attached.
Notifications will be made on Wednesday, November 4, 2009. We encourage submissions that truly participate in how we define art, or hope to redefine art at SCAD. Information about delivery and return of works will be sent with formal notifications.
NEW SCAD FINE ARTS EVENT!!!
DEADLINE IS THURSDAY OCTOBER 29TH!!! SEND ENTRIES ASAP!
These exhibitions will be held at the River Club and in Alexander Hall during the rapidly approaching deFINE ART festival (Nov. 10 - 14, 2009).
The deadline for submissions is 5 p.m. on Thursday, October 29, 2009. No late submissions will be considered.
To submit work for consideration please email completed entries to Senior Curator Melissa Messina via mmessina@scad.edu using deFINE ART 2009 in the subject line (incomplete submissions will not be considered). Submission should include:
• up to 4 image(s) of a major individual work (showing the whole, and details as necessary). Or you may submit a small series of completed works (4 or less, with framing shown, if applicable). These should be sent as JPEG files, not to exceed 1 MB in total.
• a Word document including full contact information (name, mailing address, e-mail address, phone number) with a checklist of works submitted which must include full credit information (title of work, year, medium, dimensions, artist price). Please note that for faculty, alumni and staff, artist price is marked up 50%, it is 30% for matriculated students. If you have a current resume or CV, that may also be attached.
Notifications will be made on Wednesday, November 4, 2009. We encourage submissions that truly participate in how we define art, or hope to redefine art at SCAD. Information about delivery and return of works will be sent with formal notifications.
Large Format Photography II - Winter Quarter
PHOT 350 Large Format II, Winter Quarter 2010
• 8x10 film size, 11x14 Studio Camera
• Development by Inspection
• How to Drum Scan
• Contact printing to Mural printing
• Printing out Papers
• Self Directed Project for the quarter
Artists Using Big Film
- Alec Soth
- Olivia Parker
- Matt Gamber
- Tom Fischer
- Mike Smith
- Edward Burtynsky
- Sandy Skoglund
Questions contact Rebecca Nolan mailto:rnolan@scad.edu
• 8x10 film size, 11x14 Studio Camera
• Development by Inspection
• How to Drum Scan
• Contact printing to Mural printing
• Printing out Papers
• Self Directed Project for the quarter
Artists Using Big Film
- Alec Soth
- Olivia Parker
- Matt Gamber
- Tom Fischer
- Mike Smith
- Edward Burtynsky
- Sandy Skoglund
Questions contact Rebecca Nolan mailto:rnolan@scad.edu
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