One Logo – Many Panelists
Thursday, October 04, 2007 Concept/Objective:
The objective was to cover the client’s event, and get the sponsoring organizations’ logo into as many images as possible, since we didn’t know which image(s) would be used down the line, each needed to have it.
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Events •Press Conferences •People •In Action •Places •Indoors •
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The objective was to document the first flights out of my local airport of a new airline with routes from DC back to San Francisco, where the company is based. I needed to document the check in process as well as the aircraft, and ribbon cutting ceremony.
The objective was to capture the client with the Secretary of Education, during a panel on teachers and teaching at a corporate retreat. On hand was one of the top golfers in the country, who was using his name and time to improve education.
The client was launching a new snack food, and they wanted to get people’s attention, so they made a 20+ foot mockup of the snack food, and brought it to Washington DC to get people to try it. While we were making images of the average joe and jane enjoying it, the company was also celebrating it’s 95th anniversary, so there was a candle-lighting ceremony as well. Lastly, they were filming video for a VNR that was going out as well.
I was hired by the client to document all the goings-on during the interviews of the report co-chairs.
I was hired by the client to document all the goings-on during the interviews of the report co-chairs.
The objective was to document the display of Leonardo DaVinci’s “Adoration of the Magi” art, on display at the Library of Congress.
The objective was to cover the speech by the Secretary of Health and Human Services to a group of business leaders, during a conference at the Ronald Reagan Building.
The assignment was to cover the backstage and on-stage activities surrounding the former President’s being honored with an award.
The objective was to cover what was happening on the dias at this press conference, of course. Further, it was necessary to make the event appear to be well attended by the press, and to service the images to news media outlets following the event.
The objective was to cover, as a news photojournalist, a press conference, as it took place, without knowing exactly what/when events during the press conference would transpire.
