Photo Styling Workbook, E-book for teachers and students #69

You’ve heard about photo styling and know it sounds like an interesting career. But what does a photo stylist really do? What happens during a regular work day? How do you get started? These questions and many others are explored in Photo Styling Workbook. This interactive book explores the career further than Susan Linnet Cox’s book “Photo Styling, How to Build Your Career and Succeed.” You will find out if this is the career for you. Descriptions of the photo crew, a typical day, and your styling kit are included. You’ll find out what’s required of a stylist and how to build a kit and a portfolio. This informative 44-page full-color electronic book was created by Susan Linnet Cox, photo stylist, educator, and Director of Photo Styling Workshops. The in-depth information goes beyond “Photo Styling, How to Build Your Succeed” and will prepare you for a real career as a stylist. Teachers! This is an excellent resource for teachers and students in fashion programs! Ask about the Teachers' Guide. “Photo Styling Workbook” by Susan Linnet Cox is a practical guide to planning for a career as a Photo Stylist, with information you won’t find anywhere else. Included: • in-depth information on styling rates • editorial photo shoot production • understanding editorial vs. catalog vs. commercial photography • working with layouts for catalogs or magazines • styling specialties, such as fashion, wardrobe, off-figure, soft goods, product, prop, and food styling • kit list • production checklist • a glossary of terms Challenges are provided to inspire you and provide an opportunity to grow professionally. Parts 1 and 2 are sent to you directly as an electronic PDF document. There are no shipping charges for this publication. Ebook is typically sent within one (1) business day. "One interesting change I’ve noticed in the business, is when I tell people I am a photo stylist, most people actually now know what that is - it seems to be the dream job of many twenty year olds I meet. (although the glamorous image of styling they have is not really very accurate). It is so easy to enter the field now; one can simply join an agency as an assistant, and learn the ropes first hand, without having to struggle for resources or decode the business end. But I think becoming a good stylist takes time; to build resources, train your eye, and to learn to beg, borrow and steal in the nicest way possible." Photo Stylist Ann Fitzgerald Details   Quantity 995 item(s) available Price: $25.00 (€ 21.75) Options   Quantity 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50  Add to cart             12%

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