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Technology is changing the fashion industry.
November 1, 2010 - No comment
CNN's Jim Bittermann explains how cameras, the internet and bloggers are changing the fashion game.
November 1, 2010 - No comment
CNN's Jim Bittermann explains how cameras, the internet and bloggers are changing the fashion game.
We Lost: NYC MOFTB adopts the $300 New Project Application Fee
June 18, 2010 - 1 Comment
Despite the best efforts of nearly every Film & Photo association working in New York City, the Mayors' Office of Film,...
June 18, 2010 - 1 Comment
Despite the best efforts of nearly every Film & Photo association working in New York City, the Mayors' Office of Film,...
ASMP posts the Joint Statement against the NYC MOFTB’s Proposed New Project Application Fee
June 11, 2010 - 1 Comment
If you're a regular reader of exposingFashion.com, you know that I oppose the New York City Mayors office of Film, Theatre & Broadcasting's proposal to charge a $300 New Project Application Fee for each new project seeking to shoot on New York City property and requiring a permit. On June 3rd, 2010, the Mayor's office held a hearing to hear opinions on the matter. Deputy Commissioner John Battista sat up on the stage as at least 10 different film, broadcasting and photo related organizations stepped...
June 11, 2010 - 1 Comment
If you're a regular reader of exposingFashion.com, you know that I oppose the New York City Mayors office of Film, Theatre & Broadcasting's proposal to charge a $300 New Project Application Fee for each new project seeking to shoot on New York City property and requiring a permit. On June 3rd, 2010, the Mayor's office held a hearing to hear opinions on the matter. Deputy Commissioner John Battista sat up on the stage as at least 10 different film, broadcasting and photo related organizations stepped...
A sign of the changing times – Advertising Photographers of America becomes American Photographic Artists
June 2, 2010 - No comment
Yesterday, Advertising Photographers of America became American Photographic Artists. Though the acronym didn't change (APA), I believe this change represents an overall change in the photographic industry. In the press release announcing the change, Stephen Best, CEO of APA, says, "The advertising photographer is now someone who might have crossed over from the fine art, editorial, catalog, or music industries". The text of the APA Press Release: Advertising Photographers of America (APA) Adopts...
June 2, 2010 - No comment
Yesterday, Advertising Photographers of America became American Photographic Artists. Though the acronym didn't change (APA), I believe this change represents an overall change in the photographic industry. In the press release announcing the change, Stephen Best, CEO of APA, says, "The advertising photographer is now someone who might have crossed over from the fine art, editorial, catalog, or music industries". The text of the APA Press Release: Advertising Photographers of America (APA) Adopts...
Don’t Forget: Hearing on Proposed MOFTB Amendment to charge $300 for shooting permits
May 28, 2010 - 2 Comments
A couple weeks ago, I posted about the New York City's Mayor's Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting proposing to amend the rules of the city to require a $300 New Project Application Fee for shooting permits in New York City. Read Text of My Article Here: http://www.exposingFashion.com/?p=806 Read The Proposal Here: http://www.exposingFashion.com/?p=838 Today, ASMP, APA, EP and NPPA have announced that they have prepared a statement to be read jointly at the hearing. Here's the text of ASMP...
May 28, 2010 - 2 Comments
A couple weeks ago, I posted about the New York City's Mayor's Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting proposing to amend the rules of the city to require a $300 New Project Application Fee for shooting permits in New York City. Read Text of My Article Here: http://www.exposingFashion.com/?p=806 Read The Proposal Here: http://www.exposingFashion.com/?p=838 Today, ASMP, APA, EP and NPPA have announced that they have prepared a statement to be read jointly at the hearing. Here's the text of ASMP...
Text of the MOFTB Proposal
May 6, 2010 - 1 Comment
I have received several emails from my readers asking for the text of the NYC MOFTB's proposal (read my take on that here). Thanks to Michelle Kawka, VP of ASMP NY, here it is: Here's a PDF of the text of the proposal: PDF OF MOFTB PROPOSAL.
May 6, 2010 - 1 Comment
I have received several emails from my readers asking for the text of the NYC MOFTB's proposal (read my take on that here). Thanks to Michelle Kawka, VP of ASMP NY, here it is: Here's a PDF of the text of the proposal: PDF OF MOFTB PROPOSAL.
A Return Call From the MOFTB & Industry Associations On Board
May 6, 2010 - No comment
IN RE: FIGHT BACK: NYC MOFTB proposes charging a “New Project Application Fee” for Shooting Permits. I just got off the phone with John Battista, Deputy Commissioner of the NYC Mayors Office of Film, Theatre & Broadcasting. He returned my call within a couple hours of leaving a message for him. In all fairness to Mr Battista, he seems like a really nice guy in a tough position handed down by his boss, Mayor Bloomberg. Mr. Battista's explained that as a result of Mayor Bloomberg's across the board...
May 6, 2010 - No comment
IN RE: FIGHT BACK: NYC MOFTB proposes charging a “New Project Application Fee” for Shooting Permits. I just got off the phone with John Battista, Deputy Commissioner of the NYC Mayors Office of Film, Theatre & Broadcasting. He returned my call within a couple hours of leaving a message for him. In all fairness to Mr Battista, he seems like a really nice guy in a tough position handed down by his boss, Mayor Bloomberg. Mr. Battista's explained that as a result of Mayor Bloomberg's across the board...
FIGHT BACK: NYC MOFTB proposes charging a “New Project Application Fee” for Shooting Permits
May 3, 2010 - 7 Comments
On May 3, 2010, The New York City Mayor's Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting has quietly proposed amending the New York City Charter to require a "New Project Account application" which requires a non-refundable $300 fee when applying for a permit to shoot in New York City. Some Background On July 14, 2008, the Mayors Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting adopted new rules governing the issuance of permits in connection with filming in New York City. The new rules went into effect on August...
May 3, 2010 - 7 Comments
On May 3, 2010, The New York City Mayor's Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting has quietly proposed amending the New York City Charter to require a "New Project Account application" which requires a non-refundable $300 fee when applying for a permit to shoot in New York City. Some Background On July 14, 2008, the Mayors Office of Film, Theatre and Broadcasting adopted new rules governing the issuance of permits in connection with filming in New York City. The new rules went into effect on August...
New York Times Report on the Stock Industry. Hows it relate?
March 31, 2010 - No comment
New York Times writer Stephanie Clifford presented another interesting take at how stock photography is again changing the industry. As assignment photographers, we've always downplayed the stock industry by saying, "clients want original work". Continue reading “New York Times Report on the Stock Industry. Hows it relate?” »
March 31, 2010 - No comment
New York Times writer Stephanie Clifford presented another interesting take at how stock photography is again changing the industry. As assignment photographers, we've always downplayed the stock industry by saying, "clients want original work". Continue reading “New York Times Report on the Stock Industry. Hows it relate?” »
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