What a profile looks like
This section is being filled. The cards below are samples of what a professional's profile looks like; real profiles appear after their portfolios are reviewed.
How to choose a art director
An art director owns the concept and the frame: mood, composition, references and the layout the images have to land in. On advertising and editorial shoots they brief the whole crew and sign off every frame on set.
What to read in a portfolio
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Finished work in context: campaigns as they ran, not single images.
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A clear idea in every project — mood, composition and layout that hold together.
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Experience with your kind of client: brand, magazine or agency.
What to put in the request
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The product or story and where the images will live: print, digital, retail.
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References and what you want the images to do differently.
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Dates, city, the crew already booked and the budget.
Art Directors by city
Also on set
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Add a profile: profession, city, portfolio and links. Listing is free; profiles go live after a portfolio review.