
6 episodes

Photopod Neil Binkley, The Personal Photography Project
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5.0 • 4 Ratings
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Photopod is an interview podcast about the photography business, hosted by Neil Binkley, Founder of The Personal Photography Project. You’ll learn from the people who hire or support photographers – from ad agencies, magazines, brands, plus the fine art world. We'll discuss marketing, budgets, motion work, personal work, and many other topics that help define what it means to be a photographer in this ever-changing business landscape.
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Amy Feitelberg, Photo Creative Lead at Square, previously Photo Director of Outside and Los Angeles magazines — Part 2
Amy Feitelberg, Photo Creative Lead at Square, is a great interview for so many reasons. I love that she's had her feet in both the branding and magazine worlds. Brands (like Apple, HBO, as well as Square) are hiring people with editorial experience. She’s produced great work for magazines, while Photo Director of Outside and Los Angeles magazines — and now at Square’s in-house mag, The Reader. Plus, she’s founding Curator of Images For Humanity — a photo charity supporting Ukraine that involves an amazing list of photographers. This is Part 2 of our discussion: start with Part 1 if you haven’t heard the first half of the interview. It’ll make more sense that way.
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Amy Feitelberg, Photo Creative Lead at Square (formerly Photo Director of Outside and Los Angeles magazines) — Part 1
Amy Feitelberg, Photo Creative Lead at Square, is a great interview for so many reasons. I love that she's had her feet in both the branding and magazine worlds. Brands like Apple, HBO, as well as Square, are hiring people with editorial experience. She’s produced great work for magazines, while Photo Director of Outside and Los Angeles magazines — and now at Square’s in-house mag, The Reader. Plus, she’s founding Curator of Images For Humanity — a photo charity supporting Ukraine that involves an amazing list of photographers. This is Part 1 of our discussion: I recommend starting on this episode first, and then listen to Part 2. It’ll make more sense that way.
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Mark Winer, Photographer’s Agent at The Gren Group (clients: Apple, Pepsi, Crispin Porter Bogusky, Wieden + Kennedy, etc.)
Mark Winer, Photographer’s Agent at The Gren Group, who work with premier brands and ad agencies. A sample list of clients: Apple, Budweiser, Pepsi, State Farm, Volkswagen, BBDO, Crispin Porter Bogusky, Wieden + Kennedy, and many others. Check out our conversations about: what his agency does for his photographers, the importance of motion work, how he markets to ad agencies and builds relationships, the trend of “authenticity” in Lifestyle photography, what expenses he expects his photographers to take on, what happens when things don’t work out between a rep and someone on their roster, plus a lot more!
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Jamie Leary, Design Director at Philadelphia Magazine
Jamie Leary, Design Director, Philadelphia Magazine (formerly of Magnet, Decibel and Grid magazines) designs for a magazine that is more popular in my city than National Geographic, Vanity Fair, Men’s Health and Forbes. Listen to our discussions about: magazine art budgets, my incredibly brief tenure as Director of Photography at his magazine, how he uses Instagram to hire photographers, hiring locals vs. hiring around the country, illustration vs. photography, photojournalism vs. conceptual photography, what he likes to see in photographers’ websites, and much, much more.
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Wylie Moran, Senior Art Producer and Freelance Producer (BBDO, JWT, The Martin Agency)
Wylie Moran, Senior Art Producer and Freelance Producer (formerly of BBDO, JWT, and The Martin Agency) comes on the first full episode of Photopod! She sits down with me to discuss how advertising agency Art Producers find photographers, why they hire them, whether photographers need to have motion work in their portfolio, and much, much more.
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Preview Episode: A new podcast about the business of photography
Welcome to the preview episode of Photopod, hosted by Neil Binkley. Photopod is a new interview podcast about the photography industry. In this trailer, hear snippets of interviews with Nike's former Photography Director, a Senior Art Producer, plus a magazine's Design Director.
Customer Reviews
Every Wriking Pro Should Listen
If you are a working photographer you need to listen to this podcast, especially if you are a commercial photographer. The interviews and insight from Neil and his guest are real gems if you take to listen and take notes. Getting to hear from experts in the industry that you would not normally be able to speak to is a real treat.
Great information!
This is such a great resource. Great information and varied perspectives.