COMPLETE GUIDE: Photographing a Protest from Within the Movement скачать в хорошем качестве

COMPLETE GUIDE: Photographing a Protest from Within the Movement

~Activism and Photography Series, Part 2~ In this video, I go over tips for activists hoping to pick up a camera and start documenting the movements that they participate in. I cover a wide range of topics, including your role as an activist photographer, etiquette and best practices, composition tips, and some areas of concern to consider while you are out photographing a demonstration. The information in this video is the product of my own experience photographing demonstrations, as well as media trainings from different Vancouver-based activist groups, interviews with fellow protest photographers, and extensive research on the topic that I conducted for this video. The purpose of this video is NOT to provide you with a strict set of rules and regulations. The purpose is to present a set of guidelines and best practices for you to consider while photographing a protest or demonstration. The utility of each piece of information I provide in this video can be assessed on a case by case basis, and there are of course many situations in which many of these pieces of advice may not apply. Once you are equipped with this information, you should use your own discretion to determine how to apply it. Time Codes: 00:00 -Overview 03:45- Section 1: Introduction: The Photographer’s Role in the Movement 09:13 - Section 2: Preparation 15:31- Know the message 19:09- Asking for Consent 22:09- Know your rights 25:25 - Section 3: How to Photograph a Movement Respectfully 26:00 -Stay out of the way 28:44 -Communicate with the people around you 29:34 -Don’t be opportunistic to a fault 33:03- Get Involved 36:31- Section 4: Considering Composition 38:45- Pick a subject 39:31- Bright Sunny Days + Harsh Shadows 41:19- Take Multiple Photos that Tell a Story 42:02- M.E.A.L.S. + Police 44:30 Photograph the Police 48:01- Section 5: Dangers and Cautions 48:15 - Don’t Over-Participate 51:00 - Be Aware of the Potential for Violence 52:33 -The Utility of Feigning Neutrality 53:46 - Photographing Hostile Crowds 56:42 - Conclusion and Outrow Sources & References: “How to photograph a demonstration”    • How to Photograph a Demonstration | 5 Phot...   “How to photograph a protest”    • How to Photograph a Protest   Photography Law in Canada: https://www.cjfe.org/can_you_take_a_p.... Photography is not a crime: http://photographyisnotacrime.com/ All Gas no Brakes: Proud Boys Rally    • Proud Boys Rally