Episode 08: Vicky Grout
Episode 8 of the Making Conversation with Grant Brydon podcast, hosted by Grant Brydon, titled "Episode 08: Vicky Grout" was published on January 9, 2020 and runs 68 minutes.
January 9, 2020 ·68m · Making Conversation with Grant Brydon
Summary
For this episode I spoke to photographer Vicky Grout. Vicky is known for her documentation of London’s music scene through portraits that capture her subjects relaxed and full of character. She’s shot a diverse range of artists from both sides of the Atlantic including Stormzy, Jorja Smith, Smino, Doja Cat, Amine, slowthai, Virgil Abloh and Joe Kay. We discuss her career so far; from her first experiences taking photos to working with brands like Nike and shooting that infamous photo of Skepta during a party at Ace Hotel. She speaks on everything from being self-taught, to photo etiquette and why it’s been important for her not to be pigeonholed. ---------- My debut book, "Life Lessons from Hip-Hop" is available now: geni.us/LifeLessonsFromHipHop ---------- @VickyGrout @GrantBrydon ---------- Artwork by @smithsmithsmithsmith Recorded at Keakie.co.uk Music by @kiina_dd
Episode Description
For this episode I spoke to photographer Vicky Grout.
Vicky is known for her documentation of London’s music scene through portraits that capture her subjects relaxed and full of character. She’s shot a diverse range of artists from both sides of the Atlantic including Stormzy, Jorja Smith, Smino, Doja Cat, Amine, slowthai, Virgil Abloh and Joe Kay.
We discuss her career so far; from her first experiences taking photos to working with brands like Nike and shooting that infamous photo of Skepta during a party at Ace Hotel. She speaks on everything from being self-taught, to photo etiquette and why it’s been important for her not to be pigeonholed.
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My debut book, "Life Lessons from Hip-Hop" is available now: geni.us/LifeLessonsFromHipHop
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Artwork by @smithsmithsmithsmith
Recorded at Keakie.co.uk
Music by @kiina_dd
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