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EPISODE · Feb 13, 2019 · 1H 6M

BTI #026: Featuring Jesse Reiter, Golf Magazine

from Beyond the Image Podcast · host James Patrick

In this episode of Beyond the Image, host James Patrick chats with Jesse Reiter, the Photo Editor of Golf Magazine James and Jesse discuss his 15 year career at the publication, how artists are confronted with fear in their careers, the evolution of the publication, what makes a great photo editor, the status of the print industry and why he loves working with so many various artists at the magazine. From there Jesse gets granular on how he finds the various photographers he works with and specifically what he looks for in their portfolios. The two also discuss in detail the rebrand of Golf Magazine and his creative vision for the photography moving forward. Be sure to subscribe for future episodes discussing how you develop your brand, market your brand and further profit from your brand as an artist! Episodes will feature interviews with creatives as well as clients themselves discussing what they look for when hiring artists. Also if you are interested in the free lighting tutorial from James Patrick Photography, or his digital download lighting workshop, please head over to JamesPatrickWorkshops.com Thanks for tuning in!

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