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Photograph Caitlin Moe for Her New Album Cover
Talenthouse has issued a new Creative Invite for photographers to shoot electric violin player Caitlin Moe for the cover of her new album. “The image captured in the cover shot should be mysterious and dramatic like her songs, fun and loud like her personality and should push the boundaries just like her violin playing,” Talenthouse says, adding, “the shot should incorporate the violin in some artistic, out of the ordinary way.” Interested photographers should submit two of their best artistic shots via the website below. The selected photographer will be flown to New York City for the photo shoot, receive album credit and will be introduced to Caitlin’s network of musicians and other artists.
Website: Talenthouse
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#1 Steve
I thought the unpaid pitch had died but I guess it's alive and well. Those looking to devalue professional photography by working for nothing may apply below...
2:32 pm - Wednesday, May 12, 2010
#2 Not Me
Caitlin MOE and Vanessa MAE, both playing an electric violin. Who copied artistic name from whom?
3:30 am - Sunday, May 16, 2010
#3 Christopher Robert Kennedy
Wow. Album credits? How awesome! Please inform Caitlin that I would also like to extend an invitation to her for a concert I will be having. We would like to invite various electric violinists to perform for us, and the winner of the competition will be included in a photograph of our event, and even get her name printed in the bottom right corner of the promotional poster. In addition, we will introduce Caitlin to our network of friends and photographers. Many of whom will likely be interested in listening to her music as well.
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Get a clue, Caitlin. You don't work for free. Why the hell should we do it for you?
11:11 pm - Sunday, May 16, 2010