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Using a lottery system, each "photographer" will be
assigned a studio shoot day. The date is firm and can not be changed.
You must be prepared on the day of the shoot. If you do not shoot
on the day the studio is reserved for you, you will receive an "F"
for this assignment.
Your art director/partner will commission you to
create 2 images based on his/her sketches. You will be given specific
direction, but you should add your insight and skills to the creative
process. Since the art director is your client, he/she must sign
off on all creative decisions.
As the photographer, you must arrange for the model(s) and prop(s).
Here is your greatest opportunity for creative input, but you must
have your art director sign off on your suggestions. If there are
any expenses, you must get approval from the art director. You must
also buy the film and be completely prepared for the day of the
shoot (save the receipts). Your other classmates will act as assistants
during the shoot. You will only have 2 or 3 hours of studio time,
so you'll have to work efficiently. The art director must be present
to approve each set-up. (Hint: do the shoot with the model first).
After the shoot, you must pay for the processing
and prints (save the receipts). Have the film developed and make
4x6 machine prints (work prints). Edit your work and submit your
selects to your art director. Upon approval, arrange for two 8x10
final prints of each image to be made by a professional photo
lab. Deliver one print of each image to the art director and keep
the second set for your own portfolio. Bill the art director for
all expenses involving the shoot.
One week after the shoot, present your prints along with the
original sketches to the class for critique. Submit the same for
grading at your final individual review.
Note: A model release form
must be signed by each and every model used in the shoot.
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