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Photo Editor Adrian Coakley
National Geographic Books Illustrations Editor Adrian Coakley talks to MAC-On-Campus about the skills that helped him land the job, the process of putting a book together, and the road trip that made him realize he wanted a career in photography. \ READ THE INTERVIEW

Round Table of Truth: Color Printers

Four color-printing professionals talk with Resource Magazine's Charlie Fish about long hours in the chemical darkroom, relationships with clients, and what it takes to be a working pro in their field.  \ FULL STORY

Splashlight SoHo

The people who make one of New York's most prominent studios tick talk to Resource Magazine's Justin Muschong about Splashlight, the work that they do there, and how they ended up in the photo industry. \ FULL STORY

Tricks of the Trade: Creative Director

Long before a photographer shoots an iconic ad, it begins as a glimmer in the eye of an advertising pro. Billy Faraut talks to Resource Magazine about the ins and outs of being an ad agency creative director. \ FULL STORY

Guide to Photo Careers

Studying photography can open a lot of doors.  If you're wondering which one to start banging on, how to get your foot in, or what goes on in the room on the other side, check out our guide to photo careers.


How To: Write an Estimate
Estimating the cost of a shoot for clients is a vital first step in producing it. Learn how to come up with workable, realistic figures in this article from Resource Magazine.
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Producing a Commercial Photo Shoot: Step by Step
Producer Susan Shaughnessy walks through each stage required to put together an advertising shoot on location in LA. Find out how to orchestrate a large-scale production and learn what each of the key players does in this article from liveBooks RESOLVE.
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Photo Assistant Guide

Whether you're working as an assistant now or just thinking about it, this is where you'll find information on how to find work, what to do (and not to do) on the job, and how to make ends meet.

How To: Write an Estimate
Estimating the cost of a shoot for clients is a vital first step in producing it. Learn how to come up with workable, realistic figures in this article from Resource Magazine. \ MORE

Producing a Commercial Photo Shoot: Step by Step
Producer Susan Shaughnessy walks through each stage required to put together an advertising shoot on location in LA. Find out how to orchestrate a large-scale production and learn what each of the key players does in this article from liveBooks RESOLVE. \ MORE

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Career Resources

Professional associations for photographers offer a wide range of benefits, and often have special rates for students. Benefits can include discounts on educational events, business and legal services, and insurance, as well as opportunities to make professional connections and gain greater exposure to potential clients and employers.

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