AD Insiders Share Best Practices for Pitching and Shooting Design Projects
Photographer Stephen Kent Johnson joined Architectural Digest editors Mayer Rus, Bebe Howorth, and Michael Shome to outline best practices for pitching and photographing projects for AD and other publications. The guidance centers on how photographers and creatives should approach editors with project ideas and how those projects should be shot once accepted. Johnson, a photographer whose work appears in design and shelter media, contributed the visual-production perspective, while Rus, Howorth, and Shome represented the editorial side of Architectural Digest. The discussion was published by Architectural Digest at architecturaldigest.com under the story slug ad-insiders-share-how-to-shoot-and-pitch. The advice is aimed at photographers, designers, and other creatives seeking placement in AD and comparable publications. No specific projects, dates, or locations were disclosed in the source material beyond the participants and the publication itself.
Key facts
- Photographer Stephen Kent Johnson participated in the discussion
- AD editors Mayer Rus, Bebe Howorth, and Michael Shome participated
- The topic was best practices for pitching projects to AD and other publications
- The discussion also covered how to shoot projects for AD
- The content was published by Architectural Digest
- The source URL is architecturaldigest.com/story/ad-insiders-share-how-to-shoot-and-pitch
- The guidance targets photographers and creatives pitching to design publications
- No specific dates or locations were given in the source material
Entities
Artists
- Stephen Kent Johnson
- Mayer Rus
- Bebe Howorth
- Michael Shome
Institutions
- Architectural Digest