The Making Of: Art of the Photo Book
MediaStorm Online Training
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1h 25m
MediaStorm was commissioned to produce a short film about the importance of photography books to be screened at an International Center of Photography event that was just two months away.
The project immediately faced a host of significant challenges.
Would it be possible to produce a compelling and illuminating film about such a broad topic with such a short runtime?
Who could speak as an expert on the topic? When would this person be available and where?
What visuals could be gathered to cover the interview?
And what could the producers do with the material not included in the short event film to provide a definitive body of work on the topic?
How did MediaStorm producers approach these challenges?
Find the answers in MediaStorm’s online training module: The Making Of The Art of the Photo Book with David Campany.
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