It's time for our annual Summer Party hosted at the Bridgeman Art Library and Garden.
Our Summer Bash is always one of the highlights of New York's summer season photo community events and a great opportunity to meet and network with picture pros from all sides of the business.
Wednesday July 21, 2010 - 6:30 pm
Bridgeman Art Library
65 East 93rd Street, New York, NY
Wine, beer and light refreshments will be served.
Free to current ASPP members or if you join or renew at the door. Guests $25. Students $5.
Special Offer - Join ASPP at the door for the special rate of $100 and get in free!
Please RSVP by July 19th.
For more information about the evening, ASPP membership, or event sponsorship opportunities, please contact Sam (347-229-1384) or Cecilia (718-576-1681). Or send email:
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Many Thanks to our sponsors, Photo Researchers, age fotostock, Sterling Publishing/Barnes & Noble, Cowan DeBeats Abrahams & Sheppard, Corbis, Newscom, Grant Heilman, and Mr Jerry Tavin.
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Don't be a needle. Be the haystack.
Now more than ever, those who are to thrive in this changing landscape must strengthen their business skills, keep their visibility high and learn how to harness the power of the Internet to grow their business.
Ilise Benun, founder of Marketing Mentor, and Allen Murabayashi, CEO and co-founder of PhotoShelter, showed us how to combine social networking with traditional marketing tactics to get in front of the clients who will hire you.
Ilise Benun
As a national speaker and co-founder of Marketing Mentor and the Creative Freelancer Conference (with HOW Magazine), Benun works closely with creative professionals who are serious about growing their business. She is also the author of several books including, “The Designer’s Guide to Marketing and Pricing,” “Stop Pushing Me Around: A Workplace Guide for the Timid, Shy and Less Assertive, "Public Relations for Dummies (2nd Edition)" and “The Art of Self Promotion." She has been featured in national media outlets such as BusinessWeek.com, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Inc. Magazine, Essence, Working Woman and many more. More info here. www.marketing-mentor.com or sign up for her free Quick Tips from Marketing Mentor here: www.marketing-mentortips.com
Allen Murabayashi
Born and raised in Honolulu, Allen Murabayashi is the CEO/Founder of PhotoShelter, Inc, an online service that provides website, archive and sales functionality to over 50,000 photographers worldwide. Allen has authored several free online marketing guides for photographers, including The Photographer's SEO Cookbook and Google Analytics for Photographers. He also serves on the Board of Directors of the Eddie Adams Workshop — the leading student and young professionals photojournalism workshop. Allen was previously a founding employee of hotjobs.com and is a graduate of Yale University, much to the relief of his parents. Allen has authored several free online marketing guides for photographers: www.photoshelter.com/mkt/research/.
Wednesday May 26, 2010
6:30pm
Laura Parsons Pratt Conference Center
281 Park Ave South @ 22nd St, NY NY
$10 Members; $25 non-members; $5 students
**Special Offer - Join ASPP at the door for $100 and get in free!**
Light refreshments served afterwards.
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ASPP/NY Chapter presented two perspectives on the art of motion: A shooter and a producer each showed us several motion projects and talked us through their inception, the content research, shooting and editing, assembling the pieces in FinalCutPro, transcoding and uploading.
Producing effective and attractive video is more than shooting with a Canon 5D camera and cutting together digital video sequences. Assembling the visual pieces with the other elements (sound, narrative and time) and weaving them together with music and voiceover... it's an art and where many still picture pros now seek growth.
Gail Mooney is a freelance photographer and filmmaker who, together with her partner Tom Kelly, runs Kelly/Mooney Productions - a company that produces stills and videos for a wide range of corporate, non-profits and publishing clients.
Rose Callahan & Kelly Desmond Bray (through their partnership, Rarebit Productions) have produced 35 video shorts over the past year for Scholastic, Inc. All the pieces weave together stock footage, computer-generated animation, stills, voiceovers and music.
Wednesday March 3, 2010
6:30pm
Laura Parsons Pratt Conference Center
281 Park Ave South @ 22nd St, NY NY
$10 Members (join/renew at the door); $25 non-members; $5 students
Light refreshments served afterwards.
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On December 8th over 100 ASPP members attended the
ASPP New York Chapter 2009 Holiday Party
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The Jane Kinne Picture Professional of the Year Award Presentation to Danita Delimont
at Danal Restaurant
photographs © Robert Herman
MANY THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS!
Cindy Miller Hopkins, 20/20 Software, ageFotostock, Fundamental Photographs, Newscom,
PhotoLibrary, PictureGroup, The Picture Desk, Corbis, Cowan DeBaets Abraham & Shepard, Sterling Publishing/Barnes & Noble,
Newscom, Jerry Tavin & Janou Pakter, The ImageWorks, AGPix, Glasshouse, PhotoResearchers, Peter Arnold, and Feldman & Associates.
 Mentors from the photo trades answered questions about Assignments & Stock, Licensing, Copyright, Metadata, Releases, Budgets and Negotiation, and Reps
Open Discussions with Photography Professionals:
• Photographers Marc Levine & Ira Block
• Book Cover Specialist Laura Wyss
• PhotoLibrary Creative Director Phyllis Giarnese
• VH1 Photo Editor Daniella Nilva
• theConspiracy/EchoDesignLab owner Sean Mosher-Smith
• CLAMPART gallery owner Brian Clamp
December 2, 2009, 6-9pm
School of Visual Arts Computer Art Center
131 West 21st St Room 301a
New York City
Hosted by the MPS Digital Photography & BFA Computer Art Departments and ASPP/NY Chapter for the entire SVA Community with support from Chase Jarvis.
Open to the public.
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