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1. #Photo studio manager job description mac os#
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The salary is dependant on experience, pro rata between £25,000 - £30,000 pa.For the last 15 years, I’ve worked side by side with Andria, my studio manager. The photographer travels often, so candidates must demonstrate their ability to work without direct supervision. Some additional days may be needed during busy periods, which will be suitably compensated. The average working schedule is 3-4 days per week. The candidate will work from the photographer’s studio or darkroom, both in East London. Experience working on set in a commercial photographic shoot - Understanding of analogue cameras, processes, or laboratories Fluency with Photoshop for colour grading and scan spotting Knowledge of black&white or colour darkroom printing

#Photo studio manager job description mac os#

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#Photo studio manager job description professional#

Polite and professional matter in person, on phone, and by email Attention to detail and fastidious organisation 2+ years of experience in the photography, production, or art industries - Self-starter mindset to research and solve problems independently They will also be recording lighting and camera setups for an ongoing shoot database. Again, valuable training, time and materials will be provided to help develop their skills in this area. Where suitable shoots arise in London, the studio manager will often be hired on set to work as an photographic assistant, loading film and helping with lighting.

A generous amount of training, along with time and materials for self-experimentation, will be provided to encourage the studio manager’s printing abilities. This will be as an assistant, not the main person responsible for printing the photographer’s work. The studio manager will also carry out darkroom printing in the photographer’s private darkroom. Scanning prints, preparing files for post-production Research into Carbon Neutral initiatives to further the photographer’s ongoing work in this area Liasing with photographer’s gallery for exhibitions, books, and other publishing Image research for moodboards and proposals After jobs: supervising post-production with retouchers and agency During jobs: coordinating timeline and specific needs, preparation of subsequent jobs Before jobs: arranging transport, coordinating crew, organising briefing documents Between jobs: Packing camera equipment, charging batteries and preparing film Daily and weekly review of projects and short-term tasks with photographer Complete logistical organisation of shoots from ordering films through to archiving work, in We expect the successful candidate to demonstrate their abilities in these areas with examples. These qualities are more important than many years of experience. We desire a quick learner, capable of leading tasks themselves, who will swiftly be in a position to oversee all operations with initiative and consideration. We seek to employ a dedicated, self-managing, and adaptable individual to manage the photographer’s studio. This position is part-time (3-4 days per week average) with included training and personal development in colour darkroom printing and assisting on set. East London-based Photographer is looking for a highly motivated and resourceful individual to manage all photographic projects and studio operations.