On Assignment - Navigating the Media Industry - Photographer's Perspective

Photographers are positioned as intermediaries between commercial partners and their audience, and many young talents are asked to collaborate with these commercial partners because they have a certain kind of cache: a particular aesthetic, unique access to or understanding of particular communities, cultures or environments, perhaps their own established audience, and so on.
This second conversation of On Assignment - Navigating the Media Inustry engages with a selection of photographers who are at different stages in their careers. They consider these ethical dilemmas in relation to the role of the photographer on assignment today, as well as the responsibilities of the individual when working on commissions.
Moderation by Aaron Schuman (photographer, writer, teacher)
Guest speakers include:
Myriam Boulos (photographer, Lebanon)
Bieke Depoorter (photographer, Belgium)
Rahim Fortune (photographer, United States)
Part of the exhibition Open for Business - Magnum Photographers on Commission.
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[@georgekolbaia2033]

Found it to be a very interesting and informative conversation to listen to. Touching up on many practical/theoretical aspects of photography and diving deep into some of the them. Thanks so much for uploading this!

[@Todayyespresentno]

I like how they jump from photographing an area with no photo education and a vague concept to suddenly doing assignments for New York Times. What's the point of this talk? Where is the practical advice on how to make this jump?

[@tanyamorales8593]

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