Saturday, December 20, 2008

Staff Development or Advertising Photography

Staff Development: Practices That Promote Leadership in Learning Communities

Author: Sally J Zepeda

This book examines the role of the school principal in instructional improvement and staff development. Included are discussions of job-embedded learning, models of staff development, and action research.



See also: Grand Livre De Cuisine or Ethnic Food Lovers Companion

Advertising Photography: A Straightforward Guide to a Complex Industry

Author: Lou Lesko

If you are an aspiring or professional photographer looking to break into advertising, "Advertising Photography: A Straightforward Guide to a Complex Industry" will provide you with an honest and uncensored look at this highly competitive and lucrative business. While working in the advertising photography industry can be glamorous and financially rewarding, it can also be intimidating and difficult to break into, requiring networking savvy, financial know-how, and marketing and business skills on top of photographic talent. Advertising Photography strips away the glitz and presents a candid and complete picture with solid advice to newcomers. You'll learn how to get your business started, including writing a business strategy, successfully negotiating a bid, what to expect during the shoot, post production and delivery tips, and how to properly invoice your clients. The book explores several business management styles supported by the real-world experiences of veteran advertising photographers, illustrated with stunning full-color images of the work that got them where they are today. By examining the methods and strategies used by those who have already made it in the industry, you'll learn smart business practices to apply to your own work, giving you time to focus on the creative aspects of your craft, which is what will ultimately lead you to a successful advertising photography career. Learn from the experiences—good and bad—of those who have been there! -Practical how-to tips, information, and examples from each of the top genres -Learn how to get your business started, including writing a business strategy, licensing and copyright information, creating brandingfor websites and portfolios, insurance and legal issues, and more -Essential industry resources for estimating and invoicing software, professional organizations, marketing services, and creative consultants

Daniel Lombardo - Library Journal

Since 1992, Lesko has done fashion and commercial work for Honda, Quest Communications, AT&T, and Microsoft, and his irreverent writing style is regularly featured in Digital Photo Pro magazine. Here he writes for the aspiring or professional photographer looking to break into advertising, taking an honest, practical view of a highly competitive business without promising glamour and wealth. Lesko offers advice on getting the right education and the best practical experience and launching one's own business. He then covers issues from writing a business strategy to handling the billing. Each section ends with a business profile of a successful advertising photographer. Recommended, along with another recent volume from the same publisher, James Carney's Mastering Digital Wedding Photography.



Table of Contents:

Chapter 1: Getting Noticed

Chapter 2: The Players

Chapter 3: The Bid

Chapter 4: The Re-Bid

Chapter 5: When the job awards

Chapter 6: On the Set

Chapter 7: Post Production And Delivery

Chapter 8: Fashion Photographer

Chapter 9: Celebrity Photographer

Chapter 10: Beauty Photographer

Chapter 11: Lifestyle Photographer

Chapter 12: Food Photographer

Chapter 13: Product Photographer

Chapter 14: Car Photographer

Chapter 15: Location, Travel and Resort Photographer

Chapter 16: Digital Effect Photographer

Chapter 17: Stock Photographer

Chapter 18: Fabulous Stories

Chapter 19: The Creative Process

Chapter 20: Resources

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