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Mar 22, 2018 49 min

#13 Eddie Judd: Interview with the editing pocket-rocket

from Shoot Edit Chat Repeat Hosted by Vicki Knights & Eddie Judd

In this episode Vicki is interviewing our very own editing pocket-rocket, Eddie Judd. We chat about how Eddie got into photography, how she connects with the people she photographs and we also find out how she culls & edits a family shoot in under an hour...and lots more! It's a lovely chat and we hope you enjoy finding out more about one of the hosts of the show. Thank you to The Design Space for sponsoring this episode. Go to https://thedesignspace.co/shootedit for lots of free information and courses and 20% off all their products. Eddie's photography website Instagram: @eddiejuddphotography & @eddies_store Facebook: @eddiejuddphotography We'd love to know what you think! Chat to us here: Instagram: @shoot.edit.chat.repeat Facebook: @shoot.edit.chat.repeat Twitter: @shooteditchat [email protected] Eddie tragically lost a very close friend of the family the day after this interview was recorded. Henry was a much loved professional broadcaster and interviewer himself - sadly he'll never have a chance to pull apart our interview technique (he would have - while making us laugh at the same time!). We'd love if you'd find the time to find out about him and support the family in this dark time. Here is a link to his Justgiving page. Thank you.

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