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Workbook directors continued to explore their storytelling skills for clients and themselves. They share the collaborative nature of telling a story while working for their clients and also where the …
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We asked our contributors to send us their best projects from 2019 and to tell us why they were their favorite projects. The response has been great! Above: Nathalie Gordon “This …
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Our contributing photographers and directors worked for a diverse client base this year. They also spent a good amount of time exploring new ideas and adding imagery to their portfolios in …
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Not every photographer is cut out to share a video set, but George Kamper has the skills to make it work. Today, it’s at least fifty percent of the work he …
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Workbook now has a dedicated tab in our photo volume for motion directors and production companies and a tab for animators in our illustration volume. Workbook’s digital editions take your browsing …
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Above: Still image from the Wyoming Tourism Board. With the launch of his production company, Two Track Road,Productions Jason Lindsey has expanded his storytelling power. Whether he’s shooting broadcast for an agency …
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It’s the third national Addy for Once Films since 2010. Once Films brought home a silver from the AAF Nationals in the Cinematography Campaign category for their work on Allen Edmonds from The Artisans …
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Brain Maranan Pineda soaks up all the atmosphere of Bali and Balinese culture in his latest production for Conde Nast and Michael Kors. The lush green landscape and beautiful beaches, local food and dress, …
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Hannah Soto‘s career as a producer began when she realized that, although she loved photography, she didn’t really want to be a photographer. That realization freed her to …
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Working through Doremus NYC, Jonathan and his crew captured the energy of the Detroit Red Wings with focus on one of its most recognizable players, LW Justin Abdelkader. The fast paced editing techniques …
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Once established as a photographer, and having gone on many of the requisite portfolio showings at agencies, Bill Hickey began to notice more often than not, he was asked if …
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If you are in Salt Lake City on March 14th you won’t want to miss this. The ASMP and Workbook will host an evening with photographer/director Jason Lindsey as he …
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Camille Tokerud has built a solid career creating powerful still imagery. She’s also found that working as a motion director provides her with a whole new story-telling vocabulary. She can tell stories differently through contrast and …
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Jason Lindsey has a new portfolio of still and motion work he’s titled Food Life. It captures all the ways that food is so often the center of human interaction.
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At the age of fourteen, director/photographer Bill Miles received a camera from his father. That gift sparked a lifelong career in photography and now a transition into video directing. As a still photographer, Bill’s …
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John Fedele began the transition from stills to motion about ten years ago by immersing himself in the technology in an attempt to learn everything he could about this new …
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Jonathan Chapman | JCP, in partnership with The Great Northern Festival, created this engaging short film about the Freking family and their life off the grid that is intricately bound to the …
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After ten years of working together, the Voorhes have developed a unique and recognizable style. During this evolution, they explored the use of edge lights, reflection, and shadows with the use …
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Our interview with Once Films director Chris Ryan is the first in a series of interviews with directors and animators about their transition to motion. Workbook works to create an …
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Connie Conway worked with director/photographer Christian Peacock to convey both the struggle and the support that cancer patients encounter every day. Production Notes: Patient Empowerment Shoot: Video with still supplement, two shoot days. …
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Director/photographer Jonathan Chapman’s latest shoot for Ramada captured both stills and live action. The campaign has the beautiful but relaxed feel clients have come to expect from Jonathan and his …
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Workbook Client Daniel Bedell is a commercial photographer by day and a podcaster by night. In this Workbook Radio series, Daniel chats with friend and lifestyle photographer, Andy Anderson, about …
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Photographer-director Dennis Burnett is best known for his commercial lifestyle and food photography, but recently he’s been documenting authors and taco ambassadors, Mando Rayo and Jarod Neece, in their crusade …
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We asked our contributors to share their best projects of 2018 with us. For some it was an opportunity to pay it forward, for others it was the level of …
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Check out Ryan Struck‘s latest 30-second commercial he directed for the New York-based shoe brand GREATS. Scientists discover the essential ingredients for a great product: timeless design and great quality and then harness their …
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Humor. Appetite appeal. Social engagement. Take a passionate consumer voice, add footage of folks diving into a luscious Edwards Pie by food photographer and director Jennifer Davick and you get a great new …
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The latest innovations in animation technology and motion production have opened up an array of creative choices for Workbook contributors. Workbook has followed these developments. In order to more …
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With the theme “Because you are your baby’s first home,” the First Response campaign focuses on pregnancy and bringing baby home. Couples are seen celebrating the news in the comfort …
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