Photographic specialist vs photographer, editor

Differences between photographic specialist and photographer, editor duties and responsibilities

Photographic specialist example responsibilities.

• Manage agency media engagements, including tracking queries on SharePoint.
• Maintain the FCC requirements and ensure compliance with FCC rules and regulations.
• Assess creative content for compliance with ABC network policy, applicable laws, and regulations.
• Advance advertiser s creative interests while enforcing ABC s business and legal guidelines by finding appropriate solutions to creative issues.
• Conduct research using online federal regulations, review Medicare and Medicaid policy and guidelines to complete an accurate and well-support decision.
• Provide technical and professional support in connection with VTC operations, applications, training and administration.

Photographer, editor example responsibilities.

• Manage creative projects from concept to completion; including signs, posters, specialize logos and video documentaries for clients.
• Photograph original artwork on copy stands using DSLR's.
• Complete assignments for weekly deadline using personal Nikon SLR film camera system.
• Edit photos using Lightroom, and Photoshop to create special effects in post-production
• Train to learn all types of digital cameras from the small point and shoots to the larger more advance DSLR cameras.
• Create PowerPoint presentations and publication quality images using digital input devices, photo-editing and graphic arts software.
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