Just a quick note this is going on tonight at Julia Dean's in Hollywood. See y'all there !
Photojournalism and editorial photography has changed substantially with the digital age. Magazines and newspapers still publish on paper but what about digital formats on phones, websites and tablets? A panelist of photographers, an editor, and a news agency owner will talk about how the photojournalism world has changed and what factors remain the same.
Panelists include Jeremiah Bogert (photo editor, LA Times), Catherine Ledner (photographer), Michael Robinson Chavez (photographer, LA Times), Melissa Golden (photographer), Brian Frank (photographer), Scott McKiernan (owner of Zuma Press).
Topics include:
- Multimedia and video has entered the picture, but what does it take to produce?
- Non-fiction photography can lead to commercial jobs, but how does that work -
when it does work?
- What's happening to licensing, and what are photographers expected to deliver?
- What has changed for editors? For agencies? For publishers?
- What about non-profits? NGOs? Self-financed projects?
- Are the old days really, really gone, and are the new days already here?
General Public $20, Students $5, Lucie Members $10, ASMP Members $10, Affiliates $15. Tickets available here.
7-10 PM (doors open 6:30)
Julia Dean Photo Workshops
755 Seward Street
Los Angeles, CA 90038
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