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POY of those willing to share View Larger Map 404-786-4914 R.S.V.P: Stanley@StanleyLeary.com Cook Out and Projecting Pixels View Larger Map 770-998-3504 R.S.V.P: Stanley@StanleyLeary.com Everyone's got something to say, but can you say it in ten minutes? We'd like to give you the chance to take the stage and share your vision in 600 seconds. That's right, you've got just 10 minutes be it in photos (limit of 40) or multimedia. Topic: Your Work
Everyone's got something to say, but can you say it in five minutes? We'd like to give you the chance to take the stage and share your vision in 300 seconds. That's right, you've got just 5 minutes be it in photos (limit of 20) or multimedia. Digital Image Guidelines Volunteers If you would like to volunteer we could use help setting up chairs and taking them down. Maybe someone would like to coordinate food. Just let me know. Together we can make this a fun time for all.
Suggestions Elevator Speech Goal What do you want your audience to take away from your 5 minutes? Tony Compollo wrote a book It’s Friday but Sunday’s Coming. Here is audio recording of that message http://www.tonycampolo.org/mp3/itsfriday.htm It is 45 minutes, but the main thing is the title in itself is the message. Tony Compollo goes on to give stories to support his theme. Audience Capacity The audience will most likely only remember 1 point from your presentation. So, it is better to have 1 point which you use different things to illustrate your point than a string of points. Rehearse For years I have been involved in putting photography programs together where we are recruiting speakers. What is really sad is so many of these photographers show up on the day of the event and think they can just pull images from folders on their computer and then just start talking to the group. The best presentations are the ones where the photographer has practiced their presentation with an audience of their friends/family and taken their feedback to refine the presentation. Resource One of the best resources you have is educators. They have been taught how to prepare a lesson plan (goals and objectives) and would make some of the best test audiences for your material.
Topic: Your Work Please plan to bring some of your work to share with everyone. Please plan for projecting your images 1024x768 pixels. You will have about 5 – 10 minutes to share what you have been doing with everyone. Current list of those presenting: send stanley@stanleyleary.com email to ad your name to the list of presenters.
When: April 16, 2009 Andrew Niesen & Rachel LaCour Niesen are co-founders of LaCour, a wedding photography studio in Atlanta whose creative mission is to document the first chapter of each new family story. In addition to helping educate clients about the value of photography and how their photos will lay the foundation for their family legacies, Andrew and Rachel are also active in educating photographers about studio workflow and business practices. Along with their longtime business partner, Mark Adams, Andrew and Rachel created ShootQ.com, a studio management solution for photographers. Before immersing themselves in wedding photography, Andrew and Rachel worked as a photojournalists in the news industry. As photojournalists, Andrew and Rachel photographed groups ranging from migrant farmworkers to female wrestlers. Their work appeared in The London Times, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times and The Miami Herald. When they stumbled upon wedding photography, Andrew and Rachel quickly traded their front row seats to world history for front row seats to family history.
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August 26th & 27th, 2008
Dave Black ASMP Event CIP Event
Dave has been a teacher and guest lecturer on photography since 1986 at numerous workshops including Rich Clarkson’s Photography at the Summit and Sports Photography Workshops and with American PHOTO magazine’s Mentor series of international workshops. He is one of Nikon’s “Legends Behind the Lens” photographers and is closely involved with the next generation of photojournalists by teaching and lecturing at Colleges and Universities each year. His monthly website tutorial pages “Workshop at the Ranch” and “On the Road” attract more than 100,000 unique visitors monthly. To see Dave’s images and learn more about photography visit his website www.daveblackphotography.com |
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October 23, 2007 2-Minute Shows and Guest Speaker 2-Minute Shows: Everyone's got something to say, but can you say it in two minutes? We'd like to give you the chance to take the stage and share your vision in 120 seconds. That's right, you've got just 2 minutes be it in photos (limit of six) or multimedia. We will use the SWPJC guidelines. Here is the link http://swpjc.org/swpj-2minshow.html
Dallas Kinney is a proven photojournalist, writer, director of graphic arts, and Sunday features editor. As a newspaper journalist he as worked for the Washington Evening Journal, Washington, Iowa; Dubuque Telegraph Herald, Dubuque, Iowa; Palm Beach Post, Palm Beach, Fla.; Miami Herald, Miami, Fla.; and the Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia, Penn. Kinney's communication skills have been utilized by many of the nation's prominent newspapers and magazines, by major profit and non-profit corporations and by national television networks. As a photojournalist, Kinney was the recipient of the following awards:
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August 28, 2007 Location: PPR's
large rental studio, 667 11th ST NW, Atlanta, GA 30318 404.885.1885 Professional Photo Resources Speakers: Daniel Homrich and Luanne Dietz from www.ThePassport.org
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