Samantha Siu New York
Photographer

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Company Description
Samantha Siu New York creates intricately crafted, reversible necklaces inspired by "A Love Affair," with each piece telling a story tied to a specific time and place. The collection is designed to be more than traditional jewelry, emphasizing meaning, narrative, and emotional connection. The brand is committed to social impact, donating 10% of net profit from each necklace to nonprofits focused on education enhancement, medical outreach, and animal conservation. This blend of artistry and purpose offers team members the chance to contribute to a mission-driven, storytelling-focused jewelry brand.
Role Description
The Photographer will capture professional photo coverage for a private dinner during British Fashion Council (BFC) activities. This is a TFP (Trade for Press) opportunity, meaning the role is unpaid; in exchange, the photographer will receive the opportunity for their work to be published and credited through the brand’s media and digital channels.
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The dinner will take place at STK on The Strand in London on September 17 at 8:00 PM. We welcome photographers at all experience levels, including students and emerging photographers looking to build their fashion, event, and editorial portfolios.
The photographer will be responsible for capturing the atmosphere of the dinner, guests, details, fashion moments, and candid interactions while maintaining a polished, editorial aesthetic consistent with the brand.
Responsibilities
- Photograph the dinner, guests, venue, fashion, jewelry, and key moments throughout the evening
- Capture a combination of candid, posed, detail, and editorial-style photographs
- Work discreetly and professionally in a dinner/event environment
- Coordinate with the brand team to ensure important moments and individuals are captured
- Deliver a curated selection of edited, high-quality photographs following the event
- Organize and provide media assets in an accessible format for brand and press use
- Maintain the visual identity and storytelling style of the brand throughout the coverage


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Qualifications
- Experience or strong interest in event, fashion, or editorial photography
- Access to a professional camera and photography equipment
- Strong understanding of composition, lighting, and visual storytelling
- Ability to capture candid moments naturally and professionally
- Familiarity with photo editing software such as Adobe Lightroom, Photoshop, or similar
- Strong organizational and communication skills
- Ability to work independently in a fast-paced event environment
- Interest in fashion, jewelry, media, and purpose-driven brands
- Professionalism and ability to interact respectfully with guests and the brand team
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