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Starting Your Career As a Photo Stylist : A Comprehensive Guide to Photo Shoots, Marketing, Bus...

ISBN: 9781581159103 | 1581159102
Edition: 00
Format: Trade Paper
Publisher: FRWHEEL
Pub. Date: 4/17/2012

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SummaryTable of ContentsAuthor Biography
This invaluable career manual explores the numerous directions a career in photo styling can take. Starting Your Career as a Photo Stylist prepares new and working stylists with in-depth information on food styling, fashion styling, and six other areas of specialization. Readers will also learn everything they need to know about practical aspects of the profession, including production, casting, location scouting, working with a photo crew, creating a portfolio, and marketing their work. Established stylists will benefit from tips on how to dev... MORE
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Introduction to Photo Styling
Introductionp. XII
What is a Photo stylist?p. 3
Describing What You Dop. 3
The Real Life Résumép. 4
Fashion Stylingp. 10
Wardrobe Stylingp. 11
Styling Off-Figurep. 11
Product Stylingp. 12
Prop Stylingp. 13
Food Stylingp. 13
Room Sets and Beddingp. 14
Primed to Improvisep. 14
Research Challenge: Magazine Projectp. 15
The Photo Shootp. 16
What to Wearp. 16
The Crewp. 17
More About the Art Directorp. 20
A Typical Day in the Studiop. 21
Location Daysp. 22
The "Polaroid Process"p. 22
Digital Photographyp. 24
Communicationp. 26
Working with Childrenp. 26
Working with Animalsp. 27
Photo Shoot Etiquettep. 29
Invoicing and Other Paperworkp. 30
After the Shootp. 30
Styling Basicp. 31
Getting Startedp. 31
The Rolling Rackp. 34
The Steamerp. 37
The Studio Environmentp. 42
Safety on Locationp. 44
Prepping for Your Styling Businessp. 45
The Three Client Rulep. 46
Stylists on Staffp. 47
Other Roles a Stylist Playsp. 49
The Importance of Being Versatilep. 49
Productionp. 49
Location Scouting and Permitsp. 50
Casting Talentp. 53
Booking Talentp. 58
Makeupp. 58
Meals and Snacksp. 59
Shopping for Props and Accessoriesp. 61
"Unshopping," the Art of Returnsp. 63
Research Challenge: Film Commissionp. 66
Your Styling Kitp. 67
Variations for Styling Specialtiesp. 67
The Containerp. 68
Multiple Kitsp. 68
Basic Styling Kitp. 69
Styling Supply Sitesp. 71
Green Styling Practicesp. 71
Recommended Equipmentp. 72
Kit Feesp. 74
Traveling with Your Kitp. 74
Your Own Kit Listp. 74
Photo Styling Specifics
Fashion Stylingp. 79
Editorial Fashion Stylingp. 79
Fashion Advertisingp. 86
Catalog Fashion Stylingp. 86
The Fashion Shootp. 88
The Happiness Effectp. 90
Techniques and How-Tosp. 91
International Travelp. 93
Getting Started in the World of Fashionp. 94
Trend Watchingp. 96
Related Careers in Fashionp. 97
Specialty Kit Listp. 99
Styling Supply Sitesp. 101
Fashion Resource Sitesp. 101
Portfolio Challenge: Mock-up Editorialp. 102
Wardrobe Stylingp. 103
Lifestyle Photographyp. 103
Editorial Wardrobe Stylingp. 104
Film and Videop. 105
Acquiring Wardrobe and Accessoriesp. 108
Generic Wardrobe Listp. 110
Dressing the Talentp. 111
Role of an Assistantp. 113
Styling Kits for Wardrobep. 115
The Model's Bag of Tricksp. 115
Research Challenge: Watching TV Commercialsp. 117
Portfolio Challenge: Everyday Peoplep. 118
Styling off-figurep. 119
Why Use Off-Figure Styling?p. 119
Clothing Constructionp. 121
Setting Up the Photographp. 122
Stacksp. 123
Hangersp. 124
Laydownsp. 126
Mannequinsp. 128
Wall Stylingp. 128
Specialty Kit Listp. 135
Learning Opportunitiesp. 136
Portfolio Challenge: Make Your Own Hangerp. 137
Product stylingp. 138
A Product Stylist's Storyp. 138
Catalog Product Stylingp. 139
Styling Packagesp. 140
Editorial Stylingp. 141
Setting Up the Photographp. 142
Techniques for Making Objects Obeyp. 145
Styling Shoesp. 148
Creative Problem Solvingp. 149
Kit Suggestionsp. 150
Portfolio Challenge: Style a Cosmetic or Bath Productp. 151
Prop Stylingp. 152
A Professional Prop Stylistp. 152
Working on Food Photographyp. 155
Set Design and Prop Stylingp. 156
Props for Fashion Shootsp. 157
Mood Shots and Brandingp. 158
The Rule of Propsp. 159
Prop Collectionsp. 160
Sourcing Propsp. 161
Prop Styling for Films and Videop. 161
Portfolio Challenge: Tell a Prop Storyp. 161
Food Stylingp. 162
Meet a Food Stylistp. 162
Overview of Food Stylingp. 163
Types of Work Availablep. 163
New Outlets for Food Photographyp. 166
A Typical Food Styling Dayp. 167
Styling the Propsp. 168
Professional Trainingp. 170
Techniquesp. 173
Current Trendsp. 173
Shopping for Foodp. 174
Tools of the Tradep. 175
Research Challenge: Explore Old Cookbooksp. 176
Portfolio Challenge: Update a Vintage Cookbook Shotp. 176
Room Sets and Beddingp. 177
Architectural Photographyp. 177
Creative Set Designp. 173
A Home Stylist's Storyp. 178
Home Magazinesp. 180
Production Designp. 181
Styling Suggestions for Roomsp. 183
Props for Rooms and Exteriorsp. 185
How to Style Beddingp. 187
Bedding Techniquesp. 188
Specialty Kit Listsp. 190
Portfolio Challenge: Bed Close-Upp. 191
Business for Photo Stylists
Marketing Yourselfp. 195
A Food Stylist's Success Storyp. 195
Building Your Styling Businessp. 196
Collaboration and Testingp. 197
Acquiring Samples of Your Workp. 200
Your Portfoliop. 201
Your Websitep. 203
Social Mediap. 206
Building Your Résumép. 208
Self-Promotion: Your Other Hatp. 209
Selling Your Talentsp. 213
The Business of Stylingp. 215
Your Styling Ratep. 215
Estimating Projectsp. 219
Client Agreementsp. 220
Job Envelopep. 222
Invoicingp. 223
Banking and Credit Cardsp. 226
Taxesp. 228
Business Licensesp. 230
Providing Your Own Benefitsp. 230
Growing Older as a Stylistp. 232
Personal Ethicsp. 233
Agency, Staff, or Freelancep. 233
It's a Wrap
The Photographer's Perspectivep. 239
Understanding Stylingp. 239
Food Stylingp. 242
Fashion, On and Off-Figurep. 242
Benefits of Working with a Stylistp. 243
Producing Photo Shootsp. 243
When to Do Your Own Stylingp. 245
Choosing the Best Stylistp. 247
Collaborationp. 248
Portfolio Challenge: Make Your Dreams Come Alivep. 250
Conclusionp. 251
About the Authorp. 253
Photography Creditsp. 255
About the Cover Photographerp. 257
Indexp. 259
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Susan Linnet Cox has been unvolved in all areas of photography and styling for more than two decades. She is the founder of multiple photo styling workshops and teaches college-level courses while continuing to work as a stylist and mentor to newer stylist.


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