“Beyond the lens: rights, ethics and business practice in professional photography”

“Beyond the lens: rights, ethics and business practice in professional photography”

Elmira Watts on Skype last night mentioned bible of photography business practice http://bit.ly/194rB6 If you work, read it

5 Stages of a commercial photo shoot

Chase Jarvis’ five stages of a commercial photo shoot outlined on video in 180 seconds http://bit.ly/YXYnZ

Evolution of a Stylist: an interview with Toyo Tsuchiya

String Magazine: Evolution of a Stylist: an interview with Toyo Tsuchiya http://bit.ly/Qg9Ss

How to estimate an advertising shoot

How to estimate an advertising shoot. APhotoEditor interviews an estimator http://bit.ly/4xcCEY Really good stuff

Man Ray

Documentary on Man Ray by Jean-Paul Fargier. This documentary includes treatment of Man Ray’s commercial and editorial portraits, and fashion photography, and the techniques he brought to these.

“Thanks to income from his fashion work, his portraits of rich Americans and his photos for advertising, Man Ray was never short of money.” –Jean-Paul Fargier

Richard Avedon

Richard Avedon: Darkness and Light documentary.

“I am so grateful that I have the capacity and the ability to make a living, support my family — which is the definition of being a man for my generation — support my studios, support my special projects, by doing advertising.” –Richard Avedon

Rankin

“Rankin Exposed” a documentary profiling British fashion, advertising and editorial photographer Rankin. YouTube video in four parts.

Mario Testino

Mario Testino Revealed: a CNN Revealed profile of London-based international fashion photographer, Mario Testino.

Helmut Newton by June

“This film is about my husband, Helmut Newton. A few years ago I offered Helmut a video camera for Christmas. But he refused it. So I started using it myself. I looked through the lens and I knew exactly what I was going to do with it: film Helmut at work. This film represents extracts of certain assignments he worked on during this time.” – June Newton (writer and director of “Helmut by June”)