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A Close Connection: Andy Anderson’s Portraits Show Glenn Close as a Real, Relatable Icon
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Creative Problem Solving with AI: Dan Saelinger’s Collaboration With the Harvard Business Review
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Capturing Real Moments: Claire and Jeremy Weiss's Dream Job with HSS in New York City
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All In the Details: Kremer/Johnson's Artistic Approach to Still Life for Progressive
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How Cade Martin and POP Creative Studio made THE FIRST Supermarket Scanner Sing for Smithsonian Magazine
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Dear Art Producer with George Qatsha: A Conversation on Visual Storytelling, Social Impact, and Navigating Creative Production
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Andrei Duman: Sharing His Love of Luxury and Speed Through Automotive Photography
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Dear Art Producer: A Conversation with Elisa Morse – Founder & Executive Producer of Piece Mill
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Nostalgia Reimagined: Dan Saelinger and OLLY Blend Childhood Memories with Cutting-Edge Creativity
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Seamless Integration: Andy Glass on Realism and CGI in Janssen’s Healthcare Campaign
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Andrei Duman's Organogenesis Image Wins First Place in the 2024 International Photography Awards
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Framing the Difference: Dan Saelinger Explores the Art and Cost of Custom Frames with the New York Times
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Spaceships, Saunas, and Front Lawns: How Kremer Johnson Saw an Opportunity to Explore Individuality in the Workplace
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Capturing PUMA's Vibrant Fireglow Line for the Olympics with Andrei Duman: A Behind-the-Scenes Look
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Capturing San Francisco's Essence: An Interview with David Martinez on His UCSF Campaign
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Surreal, Colorful and Collaborative: Dan Saelinger's Collaboration with OLLY Vitamins
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Harnessing Global Talent: How POP's 'Global Neighborhood' Drives Creativity and Innovation in CGI and Visual Effects
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How David W. Johnson Ensures Authenticity in Campaign By Anchoring Shoots in His Lived Experience
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Custom Creations to Bring A Client's Vision to Screen: Kremer Johnson for NYSERDA
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Eye Conquer: Andy Glass on How CGI Retains Flexibility and Control for Pharmaceutical Clients
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Seamlessly Translating Storyboards to Final Cut: Dan Goldberg and Promised Land Dairy
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CGI Solutions with Photography Projects: POP Creative Studio's Collaborative Philosophy
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Finding the Balance Between Hyperbole and Authenticity: Kremer Johnson's Project with Splunk
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POP Creative Studio: A Vision Through A Kaleidoscope
Mirroring the kaleidoscope's magical ability to transform the ordinary into extraordinary beauty, Pop draws on their global neighborhood, blending diverse palettes of expertise, emotions, and ideas. POP sees the world differently, creating experiences full of wonder at every turn.
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Dan Saelinger Joins Our Roster With Playfully Inventive and Eye Catching Imagery
Help us in welcoming Dan Saelinger to our roster!
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Directing Motion and Inspiring Change: Andy Anderson's Global Sustainability Campaign for Neste
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Dear Art Producer, From Corners of Creativity to the Heart of Production: Madi Nauta
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Kremer/Johnson Tells Deeper Stories Through Portraiture for The University of San Diego
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Maximizing Content and Perspective: The Art of Shooting As a Duo - Insights from Claire and Jeremy Weiss of Day19
What does it mean to work with duo Claire and Jeremy Weiss? Doubling the content and getting two perspectives to every shot is just the beginning.
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Blending Art, Science and Social Commentary - Andrei Duman creates Deep Freeze:Hot Topics
Read moreCade Martin for Wounded Warrior Project: Amplifying Urgency and Care
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In the world of AI, Andy Anderson embraces Genuine Human Emotion for Delta Dental
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Dear Art Producer, The Changing Landscape of Creativity with Chris Wurst
In this episode of Dear Art Producer, our guest is Chris Wurst, Executive Producer at Leo Burnett
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Kremer Johnson Breaks With Tradition to Create a Fresh Perspective for Wells Fargo
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Welcoming CGI Director and Photographer Andy Glass to the Heather Elder Represents Roster
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Fearless, Dreamer, and Taking a Long Shot: Zach Anderson's Imagery Helps to Define 33.9Original's Brand Identity
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Dan Goldberg Invites You to a Family Diner: How Dan Celebrates His Relationships with Clients
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Heather Elder Represents X A Photo Editor: Three Art Producers on the Importance of Personal Project
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From Vision boards to Extraordinary Visuals : POP Brings Three Campaigns to Life for Adidas
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Kremer/Johnson's Latest Personal Projects Feature Spontaneity and Creative Exploration
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POP Creative Studio Provides the CGI for Hauntingly Beautiful Imagery to Bring Awareness to Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome
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David W. Johnson Explains the Synergetic Dance and Open Communication Required When Shooting in Tandem
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Dear Art Producer, Collaborative Creativity with Pete Anderson and Robyn Swierk
In this episode of Dear Art Producer, our guest is Aggie Ryan, Assistant Producer at Preacher in Austin, TX.
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Capturing the Spirit of Adventure: Zach Anderson's test shoot at Craters of the Moon
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Andy Anderson Taps Into Cuba's Diverse Visual Canvas for a Personal Fashion Project
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Dear Art Producer: Celebrating 100 Episodes of Dear Art Producer with Sandra Gomez
In this episode of Dear Art Producer, our guest is Christina Cort, Executive Producer at JOAN Creative
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Cade Martin and the Richmond Ballet
Cade's imagery for The Richmond Ballet's new season marketing campaign - A Stroke of Genius, celebrates the collaboration between choreographer and dancer.
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Dear Art Producer, The Future of Advertising: A Collective Effort with Christina Cort
In this episode of Dear Art Producer, our guest is Christina Cort, Executive Producer at JOAN Creative
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Dear Art Producer with Aggie Ryan; Trends, Unique Projects and the importance of an Artist's Portfolio
In this episode of Dear Art Producer, our guest is Aggie Ryan, Assistant Producer at Preacher in Austin, TX.
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Zach Anderson's Project with Zoetis: Ranch Life Unscripted
The many facets of the project came together through Zach’s talent in being a fly on the wall alongside a video crew, while still capturing hero images that brought the client’s vision to life.
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Photographer and Director David W. Johnson and Unpacking the Deeper Meaning of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
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How Dan Goldberg Visually Captured the Indulgent, Sophisticated and Aromatic Spirit of Woodford Reserve
Inviting you to sit down next to a fire and to sip on a carefully crafted drink, the images boast Woodford Reserve’s style of classic craft with an edge of modern luxury.
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Andrei Duman's Organogenesis: Building Blocks of Life
Photographer and Director Andrei Duman, who is always curious to learn more about how the world works and looks at things from every angle, found LEGO®s in an effort to actualize a creative idea he’s had for years.
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Dear Art Producer, Ali Berk, and the Art of Creative Partnerships
In this episode of Dear Art Producer, our guest is Ali Burke, Director of Art and Print Production at 72andSunny in Los Angeles.
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Kremer/Johnson's "Palm Springs Bears": A Celebration of Community and Camaraderie Through Colorful Portraiture
This project's true intent is to celebrate a community that is full of friendship, love and happiness. It's a testament to the idea that the strongest communities are those built on a foundation of acceptance, support, and genuine connection.
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Andrei Duman's Art of Challenging Perception Through X-Ray Photography
A passion for reshaping perceptions is at the heart of all of Andrei Duman’s projects. His project, “X-ray”, began with a simple curiosity about what different mechanisms lay inside objects we see every day.
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Where Talent Meets Heart: Cade Martin's Creative Journey with Hair & Makeup Stylist Dean Krapf and Friends
Read moreKremer/Johnson's High-Key Lighting Work is a Visual Symphony of Shadows and Light
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Dan Goldberg's Film for the Paws Up Resort Celebrates Craft By Slowing Down and Going Back to Basics
In the world of creative collaboration, long-standing relationships ensure smooth productions and captivating final cuts. Dan Goldberg has such a bond with the esteemed Paws Up Resort, with two decades of shared endeavors.
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Andy Anderson, Cavin Brothers and the Seamless Interplay between Photographer and Director of Photography
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Power and Grace: Kremer/Johnson's Celebration of African Inspired Fashion Through Creative Set Design
Working with a limited budget allowed Neil and Cory to get creative with the sets and how they could make designs that were impactful while also creating an authentic narrative authentic.
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David W. Johnson Explains How Trust is the Key to Authenticity
Each artist has their own way of getting authenticity to come through, and as a story keeper, David W. Johnson is no exception.
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Harnessing Flames and The Power of Planning: Dan Goldbergs Konnected Joe Product Launch Shoot with Kamado Joe
Through innovative studio setups, illusive scene setting, and collaborative efforts, Dan and crew brought the creative vision of the Konnected Joe product launch to life.
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Zachary Scott; Inviting Interpretation and Creating Strong Visual Narratives With Animals
Nature always serves as a crucial ingredient in Zachary's creative process and animals intertwine each project's humor, art and narratives.
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Dear Art Producer, with Liz Aviles, Future-Forward Trends
In this episode, Liz Aviles shares insights from the annual trend report she develops as Senior Vice President of Strategy and Cultural Insights at Upshot, a marketing agency that identifies insights and crafts strategies at the intersection of culture and commerce.
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Projected: Kremer/Johnson and a Commentary on Experimentation, Technology and Pushing Your Artistry
Kremer/Johnson's new test shoot, Projected, allows for their creative instincts to flourish and experiment with different technology.
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Dan Goldberg on Being Adaptable and Nimble for Taylor Farms
Sometimes, even the best-laid plans can go awry. And it’s the photographer and crew’s job to be adaptable in order to maintain a successful shoot. Dan Goldberg’s recent shoot with Taylor Farms tested this, but a solid pre-production and nimble crew kept the shoot on track.
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Dear Art Producer, Erika Henke, and the Power of Building Strong Relationships
In this episode, we discuss the importance of building strong relationships in the industry, as well as the challenges faced by new entrants.
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Capturing Climate Change: Andrei Duman's Visual Representation of Lake Powell's Devastating Transformation
Using his creativity and technical expertise, Andrei Duman produced a stunning visual representation of the effects of climate change on Lake Powell.
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Cade Martin's Spy Museum Series Wins "Best-in-Show" in This Year's Communication Arts Photography Competition
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Music and Community: Zach Anderson's Trip to Coachella
In between and during the numerous sets, Zach Anderson captured the spirit of the festival and highlighted the high-end production value of the performances. This work is a testament to the power of art and community to inspire, connect and uplift.
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'The Story of Art Without Men' Book Discussion
I saw Katy Hessel speak about her book, The Story of Art Without Men, and wanted to share a few thoughts.
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Embracing the Unexpected: Cade Martin's 'A Fish Story'
While some take the road less traveled, Cade Martin takes detours to bring him to the unexpected. His imagination is such that he has learned not to fear the unknown, but to embrace it.
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Dear Art Producer, Cliff Lewis, and Being Ambitious for the Work
In this episode we take a deep dive into Cliff’s world and cover topics such as social media, finding your voice, and being ambitiously creative.
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Dear Art Producer, with Kim Stoerker, The Producer as a Partner and Resource to All
Kim Stoerker shares valuable insights on the ever-evolving role of art producers, the importance of successful creative calls and treatments, and the challenges of bidding on projects.
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Andrei Duman: A Vision Though Vibrancy
"My life is full of energy, rich in color and always moving forward — my life is vibrant. And because my life is vibrant, it is not surprising that so is my photography."
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Shaping the Art of Photography: Zachary Scott's Point of View on AI
Zachary Scott’s work brings a harmony of story, emotion and design to create a singular cohesive image that feels original. With expression being one of AI notoriously lacking elements, we thought his perspective on the topic would be a good place to start.
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Dear Art Producer, Specializing vs "Doing it All" - What Makes a Producer Most Valuable with Karen Blatchford
Our first episode of a new season of Dear Art Producer! On this episode, Heather sits down with Karen Blatchford, Senior Producer at VMLY&R in Chicago.
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Capturing the Essence of Communities: Andy Anderson on the Responsibility and Privilege of Being Invited In
As a photographer, being invited into a specific community to shoot is a privilege, honor and responsibility to capture its essence through your lens. Andy Anderson is an artist whose humility, openness and curiosity have opened up the opportunity to shoot within communities in small towns, remote villages and vibrant cities and his experience has poised him to be able to capture these idiosyncrasies.
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The Perfect Project: A Behind-the-Scenes Look at David Martinez' Rewarding Pharmaceutical Photoshoot
We can't always share pharma work, so instead we are sharing the BTS story of David Martinez' "Perfect Project"
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Capturing Culinary Art: Dan Goldberg's Imagery Brings The Green O's '8 Courses of Spring' Cookbook to Life
Continuing on his long-term partnership, Dan Goldberg shot the images for The Green O's‘8 Courses of Spring’ cookbook.
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Zach Anderson Uses Distinct Vignettes to Evoke Emotions for Erleada
For his recent campaign with Erleada, a treatment for prostate cancer, Zach Anderson traveled to Toronto, Seattle and Anacortes to depict three very different vignettes, each showing how the drug can improve the life of its user.
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Kremer/Johnson Doubles the Impact As a Creative Duo
Learn how serendipity brought Neil and Cory together to build their photography business.
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The Beauty of Human Connection and How David W. Johnson Captures it Through Photography
David W. Johnson is someone who prioritizes and supports his community in his work, as well as personal life. Rather than seeking a perfectly curated image, David looks for spaces where change is happening and lives are enriched.
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Capturing the Resilience of Real-Life Heroes: Cade Martin's Project with The Wounded Warrior Project
Cade Martin's project with the Wounded Warriors Project reminded him of the profound impact his work can have. Through his lens, he was able to capture the incredible resilience and strength of the warriors who have given so much to their country.
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Andy Anderson: Overcoming the Fear of AI by Seeing the Potential
Andy Anderson’s curiosity has taken him all over the world. Now, it has pushed him to learn all he can about AI and how he can use generated images to augment treatments, collaborate more efficiently and explore the depths of his creativity.
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Shooting Beyond Food: Dan Goldberg's Unexpected Pursuit
Dan Goldberg's projects for Glenview Doors and GE Health are outside of his typical food photography wheelhouse, but for Dan, that's a selling point.
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Andrei Duman's 'ExoSkeleton' is a Confluence of Creative Fervor, Technology and Curiosity
Andrei Duman's ExoSkeleton project showcases his creative versatility in harmony with his technological prowess through detailed images of insects.
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David W. Johnson Joins Our Roster as a Story Keeper and Brings Imagery Full of Nostalgia and Soul
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Kremer/Johnson; Creating a Visible Solution to an Invisible Problem for a Pharma Client
With the sensitivity and discretion that Pharma campaigns require, Kremer/Johnson needed to creatively edit their images to show the effects that ADHD has on children, without explicitly stating that.
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Dan Goldberg's 'A World in a City' Project Celebrates the Diversity of Chicago
Sharing a passion for food, adventure and community, Dan Goldberg partnered with longtime collaborator and friend, prop stylist Andrea Kuhn to create a collection of images titled, A World in a City
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How Zachary Scott Created Key Art for TikTok's Favorite Baseball Team
Through exaggerated expressions, set design, image composition and color, Zachary’s personal humor is subtle enough to let subjects like the Savannah Bananas own style be the hero of the shot.
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Andy Anderson Parlays His Talents Into Fashion Photography
Having traveled around the world on editorial and commercial shoots over his illustrious career, a style of photography has recently inspired Andy - fashion. As a person with an unyielding curiosity, Andy acted on this inspiration and piggybacked a personal project to create a fashion test shoot.
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Zach Anderson Tells Stories of Identity Through His Photography
Combining his love of distinctive color to communicate emotion, music as a barometer for feeling and his celebration of the queer community, Zach Anderson’s new project highlights Drag Queens in Boise, ID.
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Kremer/Johnson Featured in Professional Photography Magazine
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Cade Martin Makes the Most of his Time on a Shared Set for Toyota
On a new project with Toyota, Cade Martin needed to be “ninja-like” in his work; quiet but aggressive in getting the assets he needed.
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Dan Goldberg on Collaboration, Community and Photographing 100 Pies
Collaborating with fellow Chicagoan Maya-Camille Broussard for her cookbook, Justice of the Pies was as sweet as the pies photographed.
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Over 100 People, 27 Agencies, 1 Best Friend and a Reminder of the Power of Connection
After spending the fall in New York, here are my reflections.
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A Night at the Ace; Reunions, Celebration, and Appreciation
After a two year hiatus, Marianne Campbell and I co-hosted our annual art producer appreciation party at the Ace Hotel in New York.
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Kremer Johnson's Provocative 'Second Thoughts' Series
'Second Thoughts' calls into question the original intent of the Second Amendment, in Kremer Johnson's notable conceptual style.
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Zach Anderson Markets to Gen Z and Millennials in Two Distinct Cities for RenoTahoe Tourism
Zach Anderson’s vision through consciousness means having no ego on set and boldly communicating emotions to make an impact, making him a perfect fit for this project for RenoTahoe Tourism
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Cade Martin's Top Secret Project
Museums often display objects that are unobtainable in our normal lives. Some bring experiences you could only read about in Sci-Fi books. The International Spy Museum sits somewhere in the middle, so with Cade's imaginative storytelling abilities and his prowess as a conceptual photographer, the project fit perfectly in his portfolio.
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Through Color, Emotion and Framing Kremer Johnson Reimagines Automotive Advertising
Kremer/Johnson's project with Chevy to photograph the brand’s new Silverado works to reimagine traditional automotive advertising. Using inspiration from Wes Anderson and high tech camping gear, the duo and their team set off into the woods.
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Zachary Scott On Working With High Profile Subjects
As a seasoned editorial photographer, Zachary Scott has worked with over 50 celebrities from all types of industries. Leaning into his humorous nature, Zachary comes up with ideas for scenes that take the celebrity out of their normal trope and into something distinct.
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Reinvigoration by way of Chicago
After spending a week in Chicago, I am feeling excited, optimistic and hopeful about the state of our industry. And boy did it feel good to reconnect with Chicago agencies, fellow reps and my local photographers.
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Andy Anderson Works in Deference to the People of Idaho for Blue Cross of Idaho
Knowing Andy can create intimate portraiture and vast landscapes, along with his love of Idaho, made him the perfect candidate to shoot for Blue Cross of Idaho.
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Dear Art Producer, Nicole Schiavo, Establishing Yourself In an Ever-Changing Industry
On this episode of Dear Art Producer, Heather sits down with Nicole Schiavo, Associate Integrated Producer at DDB Chicago.
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Sharing Authentic Stories; Kremer Johnson on Working with Real Healthcare and Pharma Patients
Kremer Johnson has photographed over 100 real patients over the past few years through their work with several Los Angeles area hospitals. No two patients are the same, creating the opportunity to tell an infinite number of stories, something that Kremer Johnson excels at.
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Kremer Johnson's 'Second Thoughts' Series Places Second in the 2022 APA Awards' Series Category
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A 2 Minute Video About a A Life Lived Outdoors as Told by Andy Anderson for Skinvivia
Andy Anderson’s recent campaign with Skinviva required an abundance of sensitivity, as most pharma campaigns do. Because of this he wanted every element of the shoot to meld to create the most authentic story, told in a 2 minute spot.
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Building Community Through the Love Fridge
Conscious of the world around him, and the community in his backyard, Dan Goldberg believes that when we are stronger together. So it’s no surprise that he found a solution to the extra gourmet food left over from shoots. The Love Fridge is a Chicago-based initiative to nourish those who need it, through mutual aid.
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Join the Afterparty with Kremer Johnson
The cast of Apple TV’s “The Afterparty” joined Neil and Cory for a quick one hour shoot. Their time may have been limited but the collaborative ideas bounced around the four walls of the hotel room.
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Dear Art Producer, Andy Anderson, A Bucket List Project
On this special episode of Dear Art Producer, Photographer and Director Andy Anderson joins in on the conversation. This episode covers his trip to Nepal to photograph and interview the Sherpa people.
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Cade Martin and a Reminder That Inspirations Aren't Always Linear
Inspirations aren’t linear, and why limit it to one storyline. This project incorporates Mexico, Film Noir and Westerns. Just Cade in Merida, Mexico with his camera and imagination.
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Tapping into Personal Interests; Zach Anderson, Tate McRae and Maybelline
In his element at a record store, his recent shoot with Maybelline allowed Zach to tap into his interests in order to deliver stills that exactly fit the creative direction. Beyond that, the only talent on set was singer-songwriter Tate McRae.
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Dear Art Producer, Jamie Zimmermann, The Individual Evolution of a Producer
On this episode of Dear Art Producer, Integrated Art Producer, Jamie Zimmermann returns to the show. In their conversation, Heather and Jamie discuss Jamie’s love for puzzle-like projects, her biggest challenges, working with cost consultants, and doing tarot card readings for her productions!
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Dear Art Producer, Dan Southwick, Creativity and The Integrated Producer
On this episode of Dear Art Producer, Heather sits down with Dan Southwick, Senior Integrated Producer at LinkedIn Creative Studio. In their conversation, Heather and Dan discuss what it is like being a musician turned art producer, working as part of an internal agency, and how constant reinventing and evolving is part of the industry.
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Embark on a Mystical Adventure Curated by Zachary Scott, Kiva and Stout
Zachary Scott's work for Kiva is creative and unique. Creating bespoke scenes for the individual flavors of the product, sends the viewer on a mystical adventure to worlds undiscovered.
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Dear Art Producer, Tanya Hotton, What it Takes to Be a Successful Freelance Art Producer
On this episode of Dear Art Producer, Heather is joined by freelance Art Producer, Tanya Hotton. In this dynamic conversation, Heather and Tanya talk about what her role as a freelance art producer looks like these days, what it was like for her during COVID when work stopped coming in, and how she finds her artists.
Read moreDan Goldberg's Rebranding Project with Pamela's and Faven
Dan Goldberg collaborated on a rebrand for Pamela’s, a gluten free brand, to bring fresh new looks to the brand. After 20 years of having the same packaging, Dan knew this meant working hard to present a look they’d be happy with for the next 20.
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Dear Art Producer, Taylor Kigar, Chasing vs. Starting Trends and Working with New Artists
On this episode of Dear Art Producer, Heather is joined by Integrated Producer at Deutsch, Taylor Kigar. In their conversation, Heather and Taylor discuss the role of an Integrated Producer, the challenges she faces in today’s world, what she looks for in photographers, and why it is always worth it to work with new people.
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Kremer Johnson Explores a Cross Section of Humanity with Craigslist Encounters
Kremer/Johnson came up with the ultimate personal project as a result of wanting to work with different subjects as well as a curiosity of the advertisement website, Craigslist. It’s there that Neil found about 100 participants who responded to his ad “Portrait Subjects Needed”.
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Andy Anderson Highlights the Sherpa People from 17,598 feet
Andy Anderson’s unyielding curiosity has taken him from Alaska to photograph wild grizzly bears, to Argentina to capture the soul of gauchos, to the south side of Chicago to work with rehabilitated gang members and many places in between. Most recently, it took Andy to Nepal to photograph and interview the often overlooked Sherpa people.
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17 Videos and 80 stills For Dan Goldberg's Project With Kamado Joe
Not even a Chicago blizzard could keep Dan Goldberg from a creative stills and motion campaign for Kamado Joe. Read on to how Dan came up with innovative solutions on the fly to deliver the final product to the client.
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Kremer/Johnson Places Emphasis on Continuity and Efficiency in Motion Work
As a duo, Kremer/Johnson has learned to shoot motion work efficiently while maintaining continuity. Synergy is always at play, with Neil taking the lead on stills and Cory directing motion. Through cohesive teamwork, they are able to capture the same look for both motion and stills, using a variety of lighting techniques.
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Cade Martin Takes a Human Centric Approach to Medical Technology
Cade Martin aims that each image he creates holds a narrative living beyond the single still moment. His work is often a blend of imagination and reality so subtle, that you will be questioning if your own imagination isn't running wild. So when MACLYN came to him with a healthcare campaign that aimed to show the full human experience, as well as the technological capabilities, Cade was the perfect fit.
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David Martinez Refreshes his Director's Reel, Placing Emphasis on Levity, Simplicity and a Good Beat
David Martinez is a collector of stories, with every new encounter an opportunity to tell a unique story and remove what isn’t needed in order to reveal the essential. In his new Director’s Reel, David captures fresh faces, new adventures and moments of zen.
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Zachary Scott, The New York Times Magazine, and a Traveling Cactus
Zachary Scott has been shooting editorial the majority of his career. In fact, his oldest client is The New York Times Magazine, who began hiring him in 2005. He has always loved working with the magazine as it has introduced him to incredible creatives, allowed him to work with a-list celebrities and has given him opportunities to travel around the world. His most recent cover for the magazine is with comedian and actor Bob Odenkirk.
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Dear Art Producer, Deb Grisham, Facilitating Creative Connections in the Era of Remote Work
On this episode of Dear Art Producer, Heather is joined by Deb Grisham, Director of Photography Production at Creative Drive. Listen as Heather and Deb discuss changes in the industry in the time they have known each other, what makes meaningful relationships, how to facilitate connection whether working in person or remote and the pros and cons of each.
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Dear Art Producer, Raquel Duarte and The Dynamic Life a Freelance Producer in an Ever-Evolving Advertising Industry
On this episode of Dear Art Producer, Heather is joined by Executive Producer, Raquel Duarte. In their conversation, Heather and Raquel dive deep into the challenges of being a freelance producer, remote work, the evolution of the producer’s role in such a dynamic industry, as well as insight into Raquel’s personal working style and processes.
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Zachary Scott's Image Selected to Appear in the AI-AP 38 American Photography Print Annual
Zachary Scott has been photographing local animals for SLO Life Magazine's “Pet Collective” Magazine. One image, of Zachary's own dog Rudy, was selected to appear in the AI-AP 38 American Photography Print Annual
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Kremer/Johnson Are Winners in The Agent's Club 2022 Photography Awards
Kremer/Johnson's Image 'Broken' Wins in the Poetic Category in The Agent's Club 2022 Photography Awards.
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Dear Art Producer, Arpi Agdere and The New Normal
On this episode of Dear Art Producer, Heather is joined by Arpi Agdere, Producer at Wieden + Kennedy. In their conversation, Heather and Arpi explore the joys and the challenges of being an Art Producer in this day and age and how COVID protocols are simply part of production now.
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Dan Goldberg's Video for Green-O Resort Immerses You in an Intimate Culinary, Architectural and Sensory Experience.
Long lasting relationships are paramount in our industry. Dan Goldberg's Vision Through Gathering tells the story of Dan and shares his belief that there is always room for more at the table. He has worked with Paws Up Resort for 20 years and was excited to hear of a new couples-only resort called The Green O.
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Dear Art Producer, Anya Mills and the Importance of Relationships and Resourcefulness
In this week's episode Heather and Anya explore the importance of relationships, challenges faced during the pandemic, and how Anya brings her experience as a creative to the role of producer.
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Zach Anderson Taps Into His Spontaneous Nature for Miller Lite
Valuing spontaneity has allowed Zach Anderson to catch some amazing shots. It’s hard for him to turn off the photographer inside, always looking at the current landscape around him or to his subjects, better described as his friends, as inspiration. He likes to capture people in their natural environment, to represent a snippet of their life in each frame. His recent project with Miller Lite did just that.
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Let's Cheers With a Smile and an Old Fashioned to Welcome Zachary Scott to Our Roster
For some time, we've admired Zachary Scott's work for his creative scene setting, his ability to get a-list celebrities to do farcical poses and the stylized nature of his imagery. So when this potential partnership came about, we knew it was meant to be, and are excited to announce that Zachary is now a part of the Heather Elder Represents roster.
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Kremer/Johnson Taps Into Their Inner Child For Chatbooks
Part of Kremer/Johnson's genius is their ability to create convincing narratives in their imagery that allows the viewer to take a step into the scene. Explaining in jest they are just grown children, Neil and Cory said they found directing children to be fun and rewarding on their project with Chatbooks.
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Dear Art Producer, Nelson Luesse and How Producers Act as Translators on Set
In their conversation, Heather and Nelson explore the role of the producer and how some things have changed during the pandemic.
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Support Ukraine Through Giving Photography
We believe that photography can become the catalyst to start meaningful conversations around urgent issues in our world and raise money to help support them. And, right now, we want to focus our attention and efforts on aide to Ukraine.
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David Martinez Keeps Things Simple and Films Solo for Peace Vans
Photographer and Director David Martinez values simplicity in life and in his work. He is always looking for ways to eliminate unnecessary distractions that can take away from the beauty in front of us. So when we sat down to talk to him about his recent work with Peace Vans, we weren’t surprised to hear that this project evolved from a chance encounter in a coffee shop in Baja.
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Neil Kremer; A Vision Through Discovery
Neil Kremer is one half of the photography duo Kremer/Johnson. In order to understand how they work as a team, we needed to learn about Neil and Cory as individuals. We present Neil's Vision Through Discovery.
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Cory Johnson; A Vision Through Ingenuity
Cory Johnson is one half of the photography duo Kremer/Johnson. In order to understand how they work as a team, we needed to learn about Neil and Cory as individuals. We present Cory's Vision Through Ingenuity.
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Kremer/Johnson; Creating With a Vision Through Synergy
We've all seen the co-workers who show up to work dressed alike and the dogs and their owners who somehow resemble one another. While those might be examples of coordination and partnership — they are way off-base when it comes to Kremer/Johnson.
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Dan Goldberg Takes Us Back in Time With Vintage Cocktails
Collaborating once again with prop stylist Andrea Kuhn and food stylists Maria Del Mar, Dan Goldberg's latest series, Vintage Cocktails uses dramatic lighting, pops of color, and details in every corner of each shot.
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Andy Anderson's Work for Venor is a Breath of Fresh Air
Andy Anderson recently worked with a new brand, Venor, and proved that fashion photography can break away from the norm. With natural light, stylish outdoor clothing, and racially representative talent, the images are figuratively a breath of fresh air.
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Cade Martin Finds Balance Through [ee-kwuh-lib-ree-uhm]
Cade Martin's project, [ee-kwuh-lib-ree-uhm], represents what it means to strike true balance when collaborating. Normally Cade is extremely hands on with collaborators, however since he and artist Vincent Serritella work with different media, it left them on their own to create a collective project. This challenged Cade but created extraordinary pieces of art.
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Andy Anderson Embraces 100 Person Crew on Location for Zoetis
Andy has shot numerous campaigns with horses. His assignment for Zoetis, was in his wheelhouse as they wanted him to shoot animals alongside a 100 person film crew.
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Dynamic Collaborations Case Study: Cade Martin, Fedde Souverein, Progressive Insurance, and Arnold Worldwide
Remote work and extraneous circumstances require photographers to embrace collaborative efforts. Here is a case study of Cade's and Fedde Souverein's most recent work.
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Kremer/Johnson's Reminder: Never Quit Exploring Your Creative Capabilities
Kremer/Johnson’s project with Bilt, conceived and shot during COVID when budgets were tight, meant Neil and Cory needed to get scrappy. Check out the grand look they achieved!
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Zach Anderson: Creating with a Vision Through Consciousness
Zach Anderson has an idiosyncratic vocabulary and creates images that stand on their own. In a wonderful blend of color, wanderlust, and ‘dude I need to capture this’ mentality, we present Zach’s ‘Vision through Consciousness’.
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The 2022 Graphis Photography Annual Will Feature Andy Anderson's Work
Andy Anderson had two series selected for the 2022 Graphis Photography Annual. His South Side Gang series took home gold and his series Silver-Bukaroos took silver.
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Photographer and Director Zach Anderson Takes Us on a Road Trip
Zach has a wanderlust that can't be extinguished. Armed with his camera or iPhone, together with his artist friends, he embarks on a spontaneous road trip.
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Dear Art Producer, Chrissy Borgatta Liuzzi, and How Some Jobs Can Be as Important as a College Education
Dear Art Producer episode 78 is here and this week Heather is joined by Chrissy Borgatta Liuzzi, Sr. Art Producer at Innocean Worldwide.
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Andy Anderson Rewrites History with The American Battlefield Trust
Andy Anderson collaborated with Jeff Griffith Creative and the American Battlefield Trust Magazine, Hallowed Ground, to pay homage to a Civil War battle.
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Digital Portfolio: Food Photographer Dan Goldberg Gives Us a Taste
Dan Goldberg wants every image he creates to encapsulate tantalizing aroma, mouth-watering taste, and delicious tender textures to allow your imagination to evoke all of your senses just by looking at it.
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Dear Art Producer, Sari Rowe, and the Value of Personal Work
Dear Art Producer episode 79 is here and this week Heather is joined by Executive Content Producer at Snyder Studio, Sari Rowe.
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Digital Portfolio: The Result of Kremer/Johnson's Unique Synergy
Always innovating and evolving, Kremer/Johnson created a digital portfolio that tells their quirky, narrative-driven conceptual story.
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Collaborative Processes, Artificial Intelligence, and Value-Driven Brands
Here is what you missed from the artists at Heather Elder Represents in October. Plus, additional resources from the Dear Art Producer Podcast and the Artist Management Association.
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Cade Martin Tempts an Old Legend in "Island of the Dolls"
Cade’s interest in stories and unique narratives paired with his limitless imagination pulled him to explore the legend of the Xochimilco canal in Mexico.
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Le Book Connections Chicago Awards Kremer/Johnson
LeBook just announced the winners for the Creative Awards from Connections Chicago and we are excited to announce that KremerJohnson won for their Dive print in the non-advertising category.
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Cade Martin Earns Two Honorable Mentions From IPA Awards
Cade’s images “Rainbow Room” and “Mackayla” both received honorable mention in the Advertising: Brand Campaign category.
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Kremer/Johnson Is Among the Winners for the IPA Awards
Kremer/Johnson received first place in the Advertising and Conceptual categories, plus an honorable mention in the Advertising, Self-Promotion category.
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Multiple Award-winning Andy Anderson Receives More with IPA Awards
Andy Anderson earns third-place recognition and honorable mention for four of his projects.
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Kremer/Johnson Creates Nuanced Scenes for the AI Foundation
The AI Foundation needed images for their site and marketing materials that displayed the technical capabilities of its intangible product. With their narrative-driven conceptual talent, photography duo Kremer/Johnson were up for the challenge.
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Dear Art Producer, Aragorn Fenton, and Why Documentary Style Production Is as Relevant as Ever
Heather and Aragorn Fenton talk about his background, work style, the role that he plays, and more in episode 77.
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Cade Martin Wishes His Images Could Speak for Themselves, but He Can't Show Them to You
While Cade's images usually speak for themselves, they can’t when pharmaceutical clients hire him.
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Dear Art Producer, Sabrina Oliva, and Production Predictions for the Rest of 2021
Dear Art Producer episode 76 is here and this week, we have Executive Art Producer Sabrina Oliva, from FCB Health, as our guest.
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Dear Art Producer, Nikki O'Toole, and the Role of the Art Producer
Dear Art Producer is back for our fall season with episode 75. Our returning episode features Senior Art Producer, Nikki O’Toole.
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6 Pieces of Advice From Kremer/Johnson on Working With Dogs on Set
It’s general industry knowledge that if you put a dog into a photo, it’s going to be a winner. Kremer/Johnson found themselves with the good fortune of shooting a variety of dogs for their project with SurityPro, a pet CBD brand.
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Truth Well Spoken With Andy Anderson
Photographer and director, Andy Anderson is a guest on Truth Well Spoken, the official podcast of McCann Health. Guest hosts Heather Canova, Group Art Supervisor and Tressie Lafay, Copy Supervisor, interview Andy after their recent shoot together in Oregon.
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Kremer/Johnson Gives New Meaning to the Trope "Beauty Is in the Eye of the Beholder"
We often boast how photography duo Kremer/Johnson are neither boring nor one dimensional. Their talent lies in their ability to view everything through a conceptual lens and from there, creative narratives are born.
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For Photographer Jason Lindsey, Lifestyle Photography Is About Keeping It Real
As a lifestyle photographer and director, Jason Lindsey is inspired by life’s big moments, small moments, and anything in between, realizing that so many of those moments involve food.
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Kremer/Johnson is an IPA One Shot, Best of Show Winner
The 2021 IPA One Shot book winners were announced and Kremer/Johnson had one image selected for the Best of Show Curator Collection and also received 10 honorable mentions.
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Photographer and Director, Zach Anderson, Appreciates Every Moment
Raised during the digital revolution, Zach Anderson is used to constant change. So when clients seek nimble artists who can roll with changes without batting an eye in the fast-paced advertising world, Zach is a natural choice.
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Dan Goldberg Serves Up Heaps of Motion and Stills for Bibigo
As we ride the COVID roller coaster, clients need creative partners like Dan Goldberg that will help weather any storm and provide top-notch content.
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Cade Martin Was Selected as One of Archive's 200 Best Photographers
With his imaginative imagery and concepts, it’s no surprise that Luerzer's Archive chose his work!
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Dan Goldberg's Seventies Salad Images Win Luerzer's Archive Award
The Luerzer's Archive judges saw Dan Goldberg's Seventies Salad images and named him one of the 200 Best ad photographers!
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Nine Kremer/Johnson Images Earn a Spot in Luerzer's Archive
The awards and recognition for Kremer/Johnson's work keep coming. Nine of their "Dive" images earned them a spot in Luerzer's Archive 200 Best book!
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Dan Goldberg; Memphis, Meat, and Movies
Dan recently returned from Memphis, where he photographed world-class BBQ pitmasters and continued trying to convert vegetarians into meat-eaters through delicious imagery.
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Dear Art Producer, Karen Lipker, and Hybrid Creative Solutions
Dear Art Producer episode 80 is here and this week Heather is joined by Karen Lipker, Director of Creative Services at Davis Elen Advertising.
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Kremer/Johnson, Ryan Schude, and a Grandiose Collaboration
Kremer/Johnson‘s partnership and approach to their Sequit Point project provide real-life examples of both collaboration and teamwork.
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Photographer Zach Anderson Gives Us a Front of the House View for Jack Daniels
When brands need lifestyle images with which their Millenial consumers can identify, they turn to Zach Anderson for his love of music and high energy style.
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Kremer/Johnson's Dive Images Will Grace the Pages of Communication Arts Photo Annual
Kremer/Johnson's multiple award-winning Dive series received yet another accolade with the inclusion of their work in the Communication Arts Photo Annual, printed edition. Congrats!
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Communication Arts Awards Cade Martin For His March of Dimes Image
Congratulations to Cade Martin on earning a place in the Communication Arts Photo Annual for his March of Dimes imagery.
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Andy Anderson Answers the Call of the Owyhee Canyonlands
Andy Anderson only needs to step out his back door in Southwestern Idaho to pick up where he left off in documenting the majesty of the Owyhee Canyonlands, and through his imagery, witness Andy's love of the land.
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Cade Martin's "Mermaids" Makes Us Question What Is Real
Cade Martin has no trouble suspending belief and getting lost in a story. With every image he creates, he strives to illustrate a complete narrative living beyond any single moment. Enter "Mermaids."
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Cade Martin Introduces Us to Real Life Heroes
Cade Martin's portraits of D-Day Veterans combine his adventurous spirit with his desire to tell stories that move us beyond our comfort zone and teach us about the people who surround us.
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Dear Art Producer, Kat Tushim, Equity and Creativity in Story Lines
Dear Art Producer is back with episode 74, discussing all things advertising with Upshot’s Creative Director, Kat Tushim.
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Teamwork Enhances Dan Goldberg's Creativity
Dan Goldberg worked with food stylist María del Mar and prop stylist Andrea Kuhn to create an image series of deconstructed salads from the seventies.
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Award-winning "Dive" Project Proves Kremer/Johnson Are Made of Fierce Determination
During COVID, artists made their own work, creating whenever and wherever they could. Kremer Johnson took this time to approach projects a bit differently. “Dive” started with a seed of inspiration, marrying artistry with nature which then grew to this series.
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Cade Martin's Imagery Encapsulates Care, Healing, and Love
Cade Martin’s work for Children’s National Hospital, Washington, DC, is an example of an artist who is comfortable with the unusual, taking it all in stride.
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The American Photography AP37 Awards Book Will Carry One of Kremer/Johnson's "Dive" Images
Nothing can stop the Kremer Johnson duo! An image from their Dive series will appear in American Photography 37 Annual Awards book.
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On Photography: Andy Anderson's Letter to His Son
Andy Anderson uses photography to feed his never-ending curiosity. He gives some advice to his son Zach about keeping a career in photography.
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One Eyeland Recognizes Kremer/Johnson With Five Awards
One Eyeland announced their 2020 photography award winners, and Kremer Johnson won FIVE of them for 29 images!
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We're Keeping It In the Family by Welcoming Zach Anderson
Today, we are proud to welcome Zach Anderson to the roster. It’s easy to say, “Welcome to the family” since Zach is Andy’s son and someone whom I’ve known since he was little.
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Dan Goldberg Is a Finalist in One Eyeland Photography Awards
Congratulations to Dan Goldberg on being recognized as a finalist in the One Eyeland Photography Awards, 2020 for the Deconstructed Salad series and Culinary Meets Nature for Green O Resort series.
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Dan Goldberg's Debut Director's Reel Makes Sharing a Meal Come to Life
Dan Goldberg drew from his mentors, experiences, and passion for sharing a meal to make his still stories come to life in his debut director’s reel.
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Dear Art Producer, Carrie Nygren, and Being Nimble
In episode 73, my guest is Laughlin Constable’s VP, Head of Production, Carrie Nygren.
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Cade Martin and Kicking the Tires on a New Portfolio Experience
Cade Martin is one of the first ones in the family to fully tackle this big of a portfolio evolution.
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Dear Art Producer Archived Episodes 1-72
This podcast introduces you to different art producers, shares the stories of their diverse career paths, explores what it means to stay relevant, and examines industry topics.
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For Dan Goldberg, the Table Is Never Long Enough. A Vision Through Gathering
When Dan Goldberg joined the family, we set about grilling him on what inspires him, where that spirit of volunteerism comes from, and why making people happy through food gets him up each morning.
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Cade Martin Goes Down the Rabbit Hole
Cade Martin created images of a fashion collection from designer Shawnicy Marie, based on the characters from “Alice in Wonderland” — images celebrating imagination and characters with a little cinematic flair.
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Interviews
We're constantly speaking with our artists, art producers, clients, and others in the industry at large. We often find the need to formalize our conversation, turning it into an interview.
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In a Romantic Study of Process, Dan Goldberg Turns Beans Into Chocolate
Dan Goldberg wanted to create imagery documenting the making of chocolate. Here is an example of persevering during COVID.
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A Love of Alaska and a Respect for Brown Bears Got Andy Anderson Out of Bed
Andy Anderson traveled to Southwest Alaska to follow the Coastal brown bears. He has visited this part of Alaska for over 30 years, documenting their majesty.
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Andy Anderson Channels His Nostalgia for Firefighting into Commercial Imagery
Andy Anderson shot a campaign for 3M Scott Fire & Safety, highlighting members of the International Women in Fire Association (WIF), bringing back his firefighting roots.
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David Martinez Creates a Fitting Study of Contrasts
Before the pandemic arrived, David Martinez produced a dramatic collection with a dancer in the empty streets of Soho, having no inkling that these images would soon reflect reality.
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David Martinez Brings a Balance of Light and Zen for Marriott
In his imagery for Marriott, David Martinez presents a balance of composition, light, and pure happiness – minimalistic perfection.
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David Martinez and a Happy Coincidence
Many photographers embark on personal projects capturing their interests. David Martinez recently embarked on a personal project documenting a surfer called “Julie.”
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Permission Machine and the Copyright Act: When You Create In-demand Images, You Need Protection
There is an untold number of photographer’s images that are coveted and borrowed without the photographer’s knowledge or consent. We need to protect the rights of creators and their work.
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Why Films, Comics, and the Characters Who Inhabit Them Fuel Cade Martin's Photography
Cade Martin tells us what feeds his imagination and how his upbringing, beliefs, and worldview contribute to the work he creates.
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FreelanceArtProducer.com
FreelanceArtProducer.com is a free website for freelance art producers to showcase their work and share their resumes, availability, contact information, and other relevant links.
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Curiosity Is the Engine to Andy Anderson's Creativity
Andy Anderson isn’t just good at photography, he’s also obsessed with it. Here is a bit about his life-long love affair with curiosity then and now.
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David Martinez's New Website Is a Vision Through Balance
A collector of stories: first light, open roads, and salty hair, David Martinez launches his new website to a roaring round of applause. We spoke to David about his background and his photographic vision.
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Hunter Freeman Helps Remind Us About the Value of Joy
Hunter Freeman describes himself as working to make more than just a good picture; grateful to bring ideas to life that help people smile more, stay curious, use our endless imaginations.
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David Martinez's Relationship with the Personal Project
David Martinez writes about his ongoing relationship with personal projects, how they take on a life of their own — enjoying the process of his work's growth.
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David Martinez Stumbles Across a Simpler Way of Life
David Martinez recently returned from vacation having met some people who have chosen to live a very simple existence. Here he shares his images and story.
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The Photographer's Contract - Everything You Need to Know
Photographers, reps, and producers need to know the law, the importance of contracts, and that understanding them helps us to make informed decisions.
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Image Rights: Combatting Copyright Theft
What if millions of pieces of artwork were stolen and the robbery went unnoticed? In today’s world of technology and access, the inconceivable is in fact our harsh reality.
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David Martinez Captures Family Moments on a Beach in Baja
In the advertising and photography world, there are always conversations before anything is actually photographed. Here is the story behind the images.
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David Martinez, One of the Original Library Shooters
David Martinez has always shot with libraries in mind. He wants the hero shots but needs to direct a scene where the hero and other support imagery will come. Here is PDNs coverage.
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Dissecting the Terms and Conditions Document, All in one Place
With the help of attorney Linda Joy Kattwinkel, we dissected the Terms and Conditons document in three different posts. Here it is, all in one place.
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David Martinez: Unstudied Authenticity
There is an exuberant feel to David Martinez's work. His people look genuinely happy exemplifying a youthful spirit and joie de vivre.
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Dissecting the Terms and Conditions Document, Part III
In our third of a series talking with attorney Linda Joy Kattwinkel, she is reviewing items #11-14 of the Terms and Conditions.
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Dissecting the Terms and Conditions Document, Part I
We spend a lot of time reviewing specific terms with agencies and lawyers to come up with mutually beneficial language. Here is part 1 an attorney's POV.
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Copyright 101, Part II
Copyright 101. Answers to the questions posed to copyright lawyer Linda Joy Kattwinkel of Owen, Wickersham & Erickson, P.C.
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