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Incredible 🤯 @andrewscrivani is an answer on @jeopardy … Congratulations!
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andrewscrivani - So, @francescotonelli and I were a @jeopardy answer tonight…and we were linked with @instagram on the answer. It's totally surreal since I've been a trivia nerd my whole life and have been watching Jeopardy since I was a kid. So many people reached out immediately and was so nice to hear from friends I had not seen or heard
from in a while. What a thrill. Also nice that our food photography community gets some love for all of the positive
energy we work hard to put out on social media. #jeopardy #foodphotography
🚨NEW WORK🚨 Brand New Campaign for Quest Nutrition featuring Didi Richards, Ian Book and Jade Alexis from The Artists Company 🎬 Scott Kulok ✂️ Union Editorial
MTV Video Music Awards 2021 Nominations - Congratulations to Jeff Cronenweth (Best Cinematography Nominee) and Tom Foden/Peter Andrus (Best Art Direction Nominee) for Lady Gaga “911”
#ladygaga #911 #mtv #vmas #theartistscompany #musicvideo
@andrewscrivani Our official first episode will drop tomorrow. After that you’ll get a brand new episode every other Friday. Be sure to subscribe, download, rate, comment and give us a call on the Chef John hotline. Visit us at
www.thechefjohnpodcast.com
@andrewscrivani - Having iconic food items in your public facing work is an essential tool in attracting a broader base of clients. Consider how many potential clients serve burgers. Showing your take on the classics is a good marketing tool.
@andrewscrivani One of the lessons I teach students about their work is that sometimes using the crop tool to find new images in your existing work pays off.
This image for a now defunct fashion magazine was a horizontal image that included a red tweezer...it was to illustrate how both your tools & your diet add to your beauty regimen. By cropping it out, and creating a vertical I have a perfectly viable food image that can be repurposed...possibly for resale.
@andrewscrivani Pitting cherries during @katemcdermott #AOTP shoot in 2015. Panic about staining the marble surface ensued...took some effort but the stains came out. We found that marble in the yard of a junk shop atop a disintegrating vanity from the 1940’s. It has been a staple in my studio since around 2007-08. I think I paid $50 bucks for the whole vanity...ripped the top off right there in the yard...threw it in my car and hauled it up the stairs to the studio. It has come all around the city on shoots and has some stories to tell. It’s been in magazines, newspapers, cookbooks & tv commercials. Rescued from the scrap heap it’s had a glamorous afterlife and she’s not done yet.
@heyspeakeasy @andrewscrivani One of the most common and frustrating aspects of any artistic pursuit is when you end up in a creative rut. Photographers at every stage of their growth and development professionally will undoubtedly end up blocked and feel like they need something to regain their voice and creativity. Whether you have lost your way, need a battery charge, or are looking to find or rediscover your style, you need to join Andrew Scrivani for his new class series Rut Recovery.
Food Photographers in this workshop will work out of their creative ruts by working on projects outside of their every day routine with the support and guidance of an industry expert. Andrew will help push you out of your comfort zone and find what works for you to refresh your work.
Andrew’s workshop will address common creative concerns, including:
Feeling like your work has become one-dimensional
Wanting to expand your repertoire but not knowing how
Needing to scale your work and clients up and not feeling confident on how to do it
In session one, Andrew will assess your creative wants and needs through structured, meaningful discussions about artistic intention and purpose. He’ll then craft an assignment as if he is your editor or creative director. Assignments will be chosen based on the challenges you want to tackle and your skill level. You’ll complete and submit the assignment before the next meeting.
In session two, Andrew will share feedback for the group, based on themes that emerged during his review of the assignments. He’ll also provide his assessment of your individual work and offer personalized feedback. This allows you to gain valuable experience pushing your creativity and technical skills without the high stakes of professional performance on the line.
In this workshop, you not only will engage with a seasoned professional photographer and instructor; you also will learn from other attendees. There’s power in doing this work in a small group setting of just 10 photographers. More info in the link in my bio.
The Love Language of Butter according to @ottolenghi from this week’s @nytcooking ... photography by tabletop director @andrewscrivani
A Traditional, but Unexpected, Christmas Showstopper from @ottolenghi ... bûche de Noël ... photography by @andrewscrivani for @nytcooking
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#tistheseason #christmas #ottolenghi #nytcooking #scrivani #thatphotomakesmehungry #theartistscompany
