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Stills Photographer  http://creativeskillset.org/job_roles/399_unit_stills_photographer What do they do? takes photographs on the set, which are then used to create the press and publicity for feature films (sometimes) they set up photographs in the style of the film in a studio environment Unit Stills Photographers work on a freelance basis, employed by producers, film PR companies, film sales agents or distributors They may be responsible for other photographical events associated with the certain film (sometimes) they are required to be on set every day They are located next to the camera and shoot every scene in detail using a Blimp, which houses the stills camera and cuts out any noise it might make What skills do they need? have the knowledge of photo-chemical and digital processes, and of all camera equipment have a good sense of visual composition and perspective kowing how to use digitalsoftwares and hot to manipulate an image be understanding and se...

The skills  hardworking excellent time management working very well under the pressure  understanding different cultures  bilingual - polish and english good organization able to take leadership able to take direction from others able to present my ideas  committed to work  able to think outside the box creative ambitious knowledge of the history of photography having the technical knowledge of camera, sound  and lighting able to use a variety of software such as In Design, Photoshop, Premier Pro or After Effects  very good editing skills, both video and photography  able to produce a script able to produce copy good communication skills able to work with clients  able to work in a group  able to produce VTs able to compose and edit a music video able to take photos in variety of genres such as behind the scenes or editorial  good planning skills able to produce a documentary  to design a logo ab...

Examples of CVs  Key CV Information CVs should be tailored for each application BIO: Name Contact details (be careful what you share) Website (make sure it’s active/up to date) Location (if relevant) Personal statement – optional, but can be a good summary of who you are. For example, “Self shooting researcher with over five years experience across a range of genres including arts, live studio and history based programmes." EDUCATION: Exam results School/College/University name Other professional courses WORK EXPERIENCE: Role, company name, key responsibilities & duration KEY SKILLS: Software/equipment Business skills (programs, project management, budgeting, etc.) Personal skills (for example - good listener, leadership, etc.) PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS: Awards, commendations, competitions, etc. Events/products you may have produced/created/organised Funding – if you receive funding from certain parties (for example Arts Council England) - information given by my...

What to include in the digital version •    Include a title with your name •    Start with the material most relevant to your chosen degree path/job application – for example TV. •    For moving image you should include at least one clip from each project that you have undertaken. You can include more if you had different roles or created a greater variety of content. For example, if you were camera operator on Indie East, you would include a clip that showcases your camera work. If you were also part of a VT team, you should also include a clip from that. •    Clips should be approx. 10-20 seconds, although this can change depending on the nature of the clip – don’t cut someone off mid-sentence! •    Each clip should also include the following information: o    Name of the project: e.g. Indie East, music magazine show o    Your role: e.g. autocue camera operator o ...

https://lfairchild012.wixsite.com/lunamoon As part of my unit 4 project, I composed a website, using the site "wix" which helps with designing all sorts of websites. I used it, because I have heard about it a lot on YouTube adverts and it seemed like something easy accessible and user friendly.  I first looked at the templates for photography websites.   At first I could not decide between  the "urban photography" one and the "food photography" one. Eventually I decided to use the food one, because I really like how the text on the main image and the menu bar were presented.  When I opened the template, first of all I added my logo, to see if it will feet there and just to check how adding images works.   I really liked how it looked like. From there I moved onto changing the background. I thought of adding the image of the moon that I used for my business cards to keep it consistent. I did place it as the backgroun...