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- Epson John Paul Caponigro and R. Mac Holbert event - May 12th
- Copyright Society Event - May 12
- ASMP dpBestflow Seminar - May 20th
- Adobe Creative Suite Event - May 24
Programs and Contests
- Sales Training Level 2
- Image '10 is here - The deadline for submissions has been extended to May 8, 2010
- ASMP Bestflow
- Best of ASMP deadline is May 15, 2010
News
A series of five programs to be held on Tuesdays, from 6:30 to 7:30 pm, every other week starting 7/14. All of the web conferences will be archived and available for later viewing. Only those who attended last winter's Sales Training series are eligible for the Level 2 programs.
Participants will be able to attend all Presidents' Club sessions during this time. The complete calendar is at www.robertheiss.sandler.com/eventcalendar.
The Seminars
- Program 1 (Web Conference): Advanced Proposal/Quote Strategies
- Program 2 (Web Conference): Build a Customized Referral/Introduction Process
- Program 3 (Web Conference): Killer Negotiation Tactics
- Program 4 (Web Conference): Build a Sales/Business Plan
- Program 5 (Web Conference): Template Your Sales Process
Costs
$175.00 ASMP Member
$275.00 Non-member
ASMP New York Alert: NYC Permits
The Mayor's Office of Film Theatre and Broadcasting has proposed an amendment to the rules of the City of New York governing the issuance of permits for shooting, television, film and still photography on the streets of New York City. The amendment includes a $300 application fee for such permits and does not distinguish between small photography shoots and immense film productions. ASMP-New York opposes the amendment and encourages everyone in the industry to attend the open hearing on June 3rd at 125 Worth Street, 2nd Floor at 2:00 PM.
There is a procedure for applying for a waiver of the fee if you can show hardship, but the burden of proof is on the applicant. The process also seems tedious and unreliable. We believe Mayor's Office should distinguish between large scale productions where entire movie sets are built on the city streets with truckloads of grip equipment and those of us shooting with one or two assistants and a handful of lights.
ASMP, along with APA, EP and NPPA, has prepared a statement that will be read at the hearing, but the presence of the photographic community is essential. So please take a few hours to come and support your community. Bring your assistants, photo directors and everyone who cares. If you cannot make the hearing, you can write comments and send them to the Mayor's Office:
The Mayor's Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting
1697 Broadway
New York, NY 10019Comments must be sent by June 1st.
EVENT - May 5 - Get the Most Out of Your ASMP Membership!This informative and festive evening will be an opportunity for new, seasoned and prospective ASMP members to discover all that ASMP has to offer:
- Online resources Find-A-Photographer & Find-An-Assistant
- Liability & Health Insurance discounts
- 2 Annual Portfolio Reviews
- education programs
- copyright advocacy campaigns
- so much more!
ASMP is a national organization dedicated to supporting professional photographers with Best Business practices, industry advocacy, legal support and a strong community of passionate colleagues. NY chapter board members along with insurance reps and guest speakers will be on hand to answer all of your questions and provide details about ASMP membership benefits. Please strike up a conversation with one of us and enjoy refreshments, music and door prizes.
When
Wednesday, May 5th
7-9pm, doors open at 6:30pm
Where
SOHO PHOTO
15 White Street (between Church Street and West Broadway)
New York, 10013, (212) 226-8571 (MAP)
Costs
Free to all.
ASMP dpBestflow Seminar - New York
Do you have a nagging feeling you can manage your images better and faster? Are you insecure about your archiving and backup systems? Are you ever disappointed in the final output of your work? Join ASMP and learn about dpBestflow, the definitive digital imaging resource for gaining efficiency, profitability and excellence.
Seminar Topics
- Make informed decisions about choosing the best workflow for your needs
- Maintain the color intent and quality of your work
- Preserve your digital image files (and the work that you do to them) for the short and long term
- Communicate more effectively with clients, printers, digital labs or anyone else handling your files
- Work more efficiently so you can focus on creating great images and growing your business
When:
Thursday, May 20, 2010
6:00 PM to 8:00 PM
Doors open half an hour earlier.Where:
Bathhouse Studios, 540 East 11th Street - Bet A/B
New York, New YorkThis event is free of charge, but REGISTER HERE to ensure a space.
The Presenter
Judy Herrmann is a past president of the ASMP, an Olympus Visionary and recipient of the United Nation’s IPC Leadership Award. A widely quoted expert, she has lectured extensively on digital photography and smart business practices since 1995. Her consulting practice helps photographers earn more money doing creatively satisfying work.
EVENT - May 24 - Adobe Creative Suite
with Julieanne Kost
Adobe Photoshop CS5 gives photographers a set of breakthrough tools to help you refine your images and get superior results faster than ever before. Learn how Photoshop CS5 redefines the state of the art with a strong focus on photography; breakthrough painting and selection capabilities; and a wide range of workflow and performance enhancements. During Julieanne's session you will see:
- New selection technologies and tools
- Content-Aware Fill
- Superior HDR imaging with HDR Pro
- Automated correction of lens distortions, chromatic aberration, vignetting, and more..
- Improved raw conversions and state-of-the-art raw photographic noise removal, additive grain, post-crop vignetting, and more-plus support for JPEGs, TIFFs, and over 275 proprietary raw formats-with Adobe Camera Raw 6.
- Precise recomposing or repositioning of any photo element for a more visually appealing result with easy-to-use Puppet Warp
- Natural and realistic painting with the Mixer Brush and Bristle Tips, which let you easily change a photograph into a painting or create unique artistic effects
- The integrated Lab B&W action for an easy and interactive way to convert color images;
- An accelerated workflow with faster performance with GPU-enabled cropping, powerful new selection technology, and integrated Adobe® Mini Bridge
- Improved integration with Adobe Photoshop Lightroom® for a complete photography solution
Julieanne Kost - jkost.com
Joining Adobe in 1992, Julieanne has learned her craft through hands-on experience and now serves as the Senior Digital Imaging Evangelist. Spanning digital imaging and illustration, her role includes customer education, product development, and market research. She is a frequent contributor to several publications, a speaker at numerous design conferences and tradeshows, and a teacher at distinguished photography workshops and fine art schools around the world.
Herself a passionate photographer, she combines her background in psychology in creating artwork, seen in several showings and published in several magazines. She is also the author behind the Comprehensive Photoshop CS3 training DVDs published by Software Cinema and author of Window Seat: The Art of Digital Photography and Creative Thinking published by O'Reilly.
When
Monday, May 24th
7-9pm, doors open at 6:30pmWhere
Union Square Photo Studios
833 Broadway, 2nd floor (corner of 13th Street)
New York, 10003 (MAP)Costs
Free ASMP Member Free ASMP Leader
Free ASMP Student*
$30 non-member
$15 non-ASMP member Student*Register Online:
https://asmp.org/education/event/register?venue_id=336* At the event, you may be asked to show proof that you are eligible.
Door Prizes:
Adobe will be raffling off one Adobe Photoshop CS5.
Nations Photo Lab is raffling 2 $175 certificates.
EVENT SPONSORS:
Our annual national contest, Image '10, has now closed.
For more information please click here: www.image-ny.org
Special thanks to our sponsors, who made it possible to award our winners over $25,000 in prizes!
Categories
This competition has two categories, Professional and Student. Each has a first, second and third place prize awarded.2010 Judges
Nathalie Kirsheh, Art Director, W Magazine
Katherine Schad, Photo Director, O The Oprah Magazine
Michael Boulia, Creative Director, BBDO
Alex Tasch, Sr. Art Buyer, Euro RSCG Worldwide
Brian Paul Clamp, Gallerist, CLAMPART
The Fine Art of Digital PrintingMay 12th, 2010
11am to 5pmCalumet Photo: 22 west 22nd streetFind out about the latest advances in digital printing.
You'll learn to evaluate printers, inks, media, RIPs, and profiles.
See the latest Epson printers and media in action.
Take the results home! John Paul and Mac will give a custom poster to every
participant.
Discover what's unique about a fine art workflow designed to maximize
quality.
See it in action.
See it detailed step-by-step.
See the results.
John Paul and Mac will build a file from the ground up and show you the
final results in print.
You'll learn to seamlessly integrate Adobe software Lightroom, Bridge,
Camera Raw, and Photoshop.
You'll learn a variety of tools and techniques that will help improve and
refine both your digital files and prints.
We've heard time and time again, "That one tip was worth the price of
admission." And there are dozens of these!
You'll leave with the knowledge you need to get the results youre looking
for and the confidence that it's the very best.
Topics include
- Evaluating printers
- Comparing media
- Quick Color Management
- How to analyze images to determine an optimum strategy
- Raw Conversion
- Sophisticated color adjustment strategies
- Selections and Masking
- Upsampling
- Noise Reduction
- Sharpening - Input, Creative, and Output
- Softproofing and Proofing
- Equipment maintenance and fine-tuning
- Print finishing and handling
- Fine art market practices
This one day seminar is one of the best values in the industry!
More event info:
http://www.asmp.org/education/event/info?id=95Register here:
http://www.asmp.org/education/event/register?venue_id=335
Find out more in their DVDs Fine Art Digital Printing and Fine Art Digital
Workflow.
Links
http://www.johnpaulcaponigro.com/store/dvd_FineArtDigitalPrinting.php
http://www.johnpaulcaponigro.com/store/dvd-fine-art-workflow.phpJohn Paul Caponigro
Author of Adobe Photoshop Master Class and the DVD series R/Evolution, John
Paul Caponigro is an internationally respected fine artist, prolific author,
and highly sought after lecturer and workshop leader whose clients include
Adobe, Canon, Epson, and X-Rite. Learn more by visiting
www.johnpaulcaponigro.com and get over 100 free Lessons plus a free
subscription to his enews Insights.
R Mac Holbert
R Mac Holbert has been at the forefront of the digital printing revolution
since its inception as the master printer at Nash Editions. He's printed for
more top fine artist's than anyone else. An Adobe and Epson alpha tester and
principal of Pixel Genius he's been an important innovator within the
industry. He is the author of Nash Editions Photography and the Fine Art of
Digital Printing and the DVD series Nash Editions Master Class. Learn more
by visiting www.rmacholbert.comLearn more in their Fine Art of Digital Printing workshop.
http://www.thefineartofdigitalprinting.com/
Sponsored by Epson.
dpBestflow.org is a rich web resource which includes a series of on-line educational seminars, software & hardware solutions, workflow guides and book references, designed to match a wide variety of working styles. Now, by accessing the web site, photographers and others in the visual arts community have real-world solutions for preserving the quality and integrity of digital images, proven best practices that have been shown to produce superior results, and guidelines for streamlined production workflows.
Copyright Society EventLICENSING IN THE DIGITAL AGE:
DEALS, RISKS, AND CHALLENGES IN PHYSICAL AND VIRTUAL MEDIA
Licensing is a powerful tool generating billions in revenue. However, the risks and complexities of licensing have multiplied in recent years as new technologies have created new marketing platforms in the physical and virtual worlds. To help you understand, navigate and succeed in this new marketplace, the Copyright Society of the U.S.A. has assembled a distinguished panel of licensing practitioners that will provide you the practical guidance you need.
Location and Date of the Program:
May 18, 2010 at Anchin, Block & Anchin LLP
1375 Broadway, New York City, 23rd Floor (located at 37th and Broadway).
Time:
6:00 p.m. — 6:30 p.m. Registration, networking and light refreshments
6:30 p.m. — 8:00 p.m. Program
There is no charge to attend this program.
To register, please download this registration form. (No online registration.)
Registration deadline is Wednesday May 12, 2010.
Panelists:
Mary Beth Roberts will discuss the dramatic changes in music licensing and how music publishers are attempting to capitalize on them. She will talk about how copyright owners, faced with a decline in traditional royalties caused partially by music piracy, have gained new sources of revenue from third parties who increasingly use music to enhance and exploit their brands.
Mary Beth Roberts founded High Standards Unlimited, a consulting business for international and domestic music licensing. She was formerly VP of Catalogue Development at Sony/ATV and Famous Music Publishing. For over 20 years, she led concept development, copyright placement, marketing, negotiations and licensing of music used in synchronization, consumer products, new media, wireless entertainment and internet marketing.
Joseph Salvo will talk about licensing in the consumer products/entertainment area from a business and legal perspective. He will discuss the negotiating techniques licensors and licensees use to maximize their leverage. Joe will also discuss the legal strategies licensors may wish to use to protect and enhance their company’s intellectual property rights.
Joseph Salvo is Senior Vice President and Global General Counsel at HIT Entertainment, an international entertainment company that owns such pre-eminent pre-school brands as Barney, Thomas the Tank, Bob the Builder and Angelina Ballerina. He is involved in all forms of production and licensing, including television, film, audio, home video and consumer products.
Jonathan Wells will talk about the licensing of photographs and videos in the rapidly evolving physical, digital and virtual markets. Jonathan will also focus on the special concerns that arise when clients license internationally.
Jonathan Wells is the bureau chief of the New York office of Paris-based SIPA Press and oversees its licensing activities and production activities here. SIPA Press covers world news with a staff of photographers, a network of correspondents and distribution agreements with the Associated Press and other agencies around the globe.
Commentator:
Marc Federbush, CPA, is partner-in-charge of Anchin’s Apparel, Textile, Diamond and Jewelry Services Group. He will comment on the strategies that owners and licensees may use to protect themselves from unwanted disputes and costly litigation.
Andrew Berger will moderate the program. He is a copyright/trademark lawyer at the New York firm of Tannenbaum Helpern Syracuse & Hirschtritt. He is also a frequent speaker on intellectual property topics and writes a blog on IP issues at www.ipinbrief.com.
The Copyright Society of the U.S.A. is a center of the U.S. copyright community for business people, lawyers in private practice and in-house, law professors and law students who share a common interest in copyright and related intellectual property rights. A not-for-profit corporation founded in 1953, the Society works to advance the study and understanding of copyright law and related rights, the scope of rights in literature, music, art, theater, motion picture, television, computer software, architecture, and other works of authorship, and their distribution via both traditional and new media.
Working on a memorable photography project? Submit it to the Best of ASMP 2010, before it’s too late!
Now in its sixth year, the ASMP Bulletin’s Best of ASMP issue features memorable projects spanning the full range of our members’ specialty areas, demographics and geographic reach. The 20 photographers selected for this yearly honor are featured both in print and online, where they discuss their technical accomplishments, their valued equipment, the clients they work with and more, in detailed interviews illustrated by their best work. For the Best of ASMP’s 2010 edition, we will accept member entries through May 15, 2010.
Any memorable project currently in progress or completed within the past year — from client assignments to personal work — is eligible for consideration. Memorable aspects could include the following: an opportunity for creative freedom, a rewarding collaboration with a client, an achievement in technical prowess, a logistical challenge overcome, an impossible deadline achieved, a budgetary milestone, a stranger-than-fiction encounter, a promotional best … and so on. Creative solutions will be highly valued and a sense of humor readily enjoyed.
Submissions should be represented by one image and a short text. Please follow the following guidelines in preparing a submission:
WRITE a brief (250 words or less) description about a current or recently completed project and what made it memorable for you.
PREPARE one low-res JPG (500 KB or less), title it with your name and make sure to insert your name and caption info in the IPTC settings (File Info fields of Photoshop).
E-MAIL both items to bestof2010@asmp.org by May 15, 2010.
Please note that due to the number of submissions received, only the finalists, as selected by our editors, will be contacted during the month of June for more details about the submitted projects.
Sort through your database, size up your recent projects and start thinking about your submission now to ensure the submitted image and text will make the final cut.
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