ArtCenter Photography & Imaging
R&R Partners is hiring an Art Director responsible for all advertising concepts in the production of advertising.
Minimum Qualifications:
Bachelor’s degree in fine arts or related field, graduation from a school specializing in the creative process or equivalent experiences. Minimum three years in an agency environment preferred. Effective interpersonal skills.
Pablove Shutterbugs teaches children living with cancer to develop their creative voice through the art of photography. They will are looking for camp counselors for their annual summer camp that will be taking place June 11-14th at the UCLA Lake Arrowhead Conference Center. Pablove pays for all meals and accommodations while at camp and it is truly a one of a kind experience.
If Interested, please email raul@pablove.org
These $5,000 grants will support photography projects — either new or in-progress — from visual journalists working in a documentary capacity. Five grants are available, one of which will be earmarked for a non-binary or transgender photographer. Applicants are encouraged to submit a story, rather than singles, as part of the grant application. The images need not be related to the project proposal. Multimedia projects are welcome.
Women Photograph has partnered with Getty Images to award a $10,000 grant in support of an ongoing documentary project from a professional photojournalist who has demonstrated a long-term commitment to their story. Applicants should submit portfolios of 20-25 images indicating that a substantial amount of work has already been completed, and that the photographer has a clear vision of what further work is needed to complete the project. Additional consideration will be given to applicants who evince a personal connection to – and engagement with – the communities they cover.
Deadline: Wednesday, May 15th
Photographing new chefs and their dishes
Vetting potential chefs
Meeting new chefs and traveling to their venues in the Orange County area
Location: Orange County, CA
PHOTOGRAPHER II
Bureau of Investigation
Fraud and Corruption Division
ABOUT THE POSITION:
The Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office is seeking a highly motivated, well-organized, and professional individual to fill a Photographer II vacancy in the Bureau of Investigation, Fraud and Corruption Division. This position processes and handles a wide variety of specialized photographic work (e.g., photomicrography, macrophotography, underwater and aerial photography, infrared and ultraviolet photography, criminal surveillance photography, video recording, and computer-generated photographic images) utilizing advanced digital imaging techniques and professional photography equipment. The incumbent is responsible for the maintenance and minor repair of photographic equipment.
DEADLINE: FRIDAY, MAY 3, 2019
PHOTO TAKEN:
$1000 EMERGING SCHOLARSHIP
This scholarship will be given to an individual to create or continue a project focused on telling an existing story through a documentary or photojournalism approach.
This scholarship is open to emerging photographers only. See below for how we define “Emerging”.
PHOTO MADE:
$1000 EMERGING SCHOLARSHIP
This scholarship will be given to an individual to create or continue a project focused on creating a story through a conceptual Fine Art approach.
This scholarship is open to emerging photographers only. See below for how we define “Emerging”.
EMERGING ARTIST:
$2500 OPEN GENRE SCHOLARSHIP
This scholarship is open to all genres of photographic work and will be given to an individual to create or continue work on a specific dynamic project.
This scholarship is open to emerging photographers only. See below for how we define “Emerging”.
CHROMALUXE X LUCIE FOUNDATION
$3000 FINE ART SCHOLARSHIP
ChromaLuxe, a leading brand of print media, is offering a scholarship through the Lucie Foundation in support of Fine Art Photographers.
This scholarship is open to both emerging and established artists.
Marvin Rand is one of the best architectural photographers you’ve never heard of. When it comes to the documentation of Mid-Century buildings, the work of photographers like Ezra Stoller and Julius Shulman often dominate the narrative. California Captured (Phaidon) hopes to change that, delving into Rand’s archives and bringing his work—and his love of his native Los Angeles—to light.
The son of a furniture maker and clothing designer, Rand studied photography at Los Angeles City College prior to a post as an aerial photographer during World War II. After the war, he enrolled at ArtCenter College of Design, his background of studying both photography and design providing him a unique perspective with the lens. “He really respected it. He loved architecture, but he also loved L.A.,” says Lubell, who co-wrote the book alongside Emily Bills and Pierluigi Serraino.
The Photography and Imaging Department is participating in an international seminar on art education. As part of the seminar, teachers and students at schools around the world will collaborate to produce projects and share their experiences through a seminar and exhibition in Seoul, South Korea.
Participating schools include ArtCenter College of Design, Pasadena; Zurich University of the Arts, Zurich; Parsons, NY; Chung-Ang University, Seoul; Baptist University, Hong Kong.
Please provide a <500-word essay on the ideas and capabilities you bring to a collaboration and how they might integrate into a collaborative environment.
Please submit 10-15 images that exhibit your creative point of view.
Images should be in .jpg format and 2000px on the longest side.
Additionally, one piece of motion content is permitted, please submit in HD, .mp4 format
Still and motion content should be uploaded to an ftp site like DropBox.
The written essay and a link to the files should be emailed to Kellie.Walker@Artcenter.edu by June 3rd, 2019.
All work produced for this project will be extracurricular.
Required skills: Photography/Non-linear editing/Transmission control operator/live truck operator.
Responsible for providing editing and visual coverage of news events in a fair, unbiased and accurate manner. Photographs news events, both live and on tape, for news programs. Edits material to match script prepared by reporter, producer or associate producer using on-location facilities or any other location required. Works with reporter to get complete stories and makes suggestions on how a story should be produced. Keep assigned equipment and/or vehicle in good working condition and files all required paperwork, as deadlines require. Be able to set-up remotes to allow transmission of pictures or live from-the-scene reports back to the station. Monitors scanners in vehicles from news stories. Must be proficient in technical areas such as Master Control and other forms of transmission areas.