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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
1.
Turning pro
Source - Photojournalism: The Professionals' Approach
Photo by
Nanagyei
2.
Your portfolio
Photo by
allispossible.org.uk
3.
What it needs to say
Demonstrate versatility
Intimate with emotion
Professional look
Include photo story (Soundslides use is impressive) & 8-12 singles
Original ideas
Social relevance
Your best work
Photo by
Mia Feigelson's FB Gallery
4.
Freelance facts
Newspapers best place to start
As full-time staffer, paper owns the copyright
Contract photographers agree to work a certain amount; may or may not own rights to photos
Photo by
ЯAFIK ♋ BERLIN
5.
Freelance facts
As pure freelancer
Research who to work for; how to make contact
Who owns the photos becomes negotiable
Be in touch, be available to get the work you want
Photo by
LENNON NARCISO
6.
Freelance facts
Day rates usually mean fixed rates no matter the time or creativity needed
Know if its fees plus expenses or just fees
editorialphotographers.com
License the rights of use
Photo by
Ian Aberle
7.
Freelance facts
Work-for-hire agreements cost you copyright ownership
You might have to sign over electronic rights or outright ownership to get the job
All contracts can be negotiated
Know your fixed costs
Photo by
danielmoyle
Jeff Gilbert
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