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Timothy Greenfield Sanders Interview
Above: Timothy Greenfield Sanders Timothy: I graduated from Columbia University in New York in Art History, which I had been forced to take as they didn’t have film as a choice in those days. I was...
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Richard Parry Interview
Above: Richard Parry In Chechnya in 1997 filming “Shooting Robert King” As a cameraman and member of the legendary Frontline Television News cooperative, Richard Parry has always ignored convention and...
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Chris Floyd Interview
Above: Chris Floyd There was a time when photographers would hang out at the lab to find out what was happening, but these days we find ourselves alone at our desks wondering if we’re the only ones...
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Book Review: Stranded in Canton: William Eggleston
Above: A still from Stranded in Canton by William Eggleston In 1973, William Eggleston bought two Sony black and white Portapak cameras that recorded onto reel-to-reel half-inch video tape. The...
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Laurie Rose Interview
Above: Laurie Rose by Nick Gillespie “My background is in television, not in drama. I’ve worked on lots of shorts, commercials and music videos and with cameramen who have been mentors of mine; all of...
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Ross McDonnell Interview
Above: Ross McDonnell It’s two days before the Corona Cork Film Festival and Ross McDonnell is working on his new documentary short Remember Me, My Ghost, which he has to submit in just 48 hours....
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Making A Film From Stills
From The Joseph Szabo Project Courtesy of Joseph Szabo Upon seeing the work of photographer Joseph Szabo, who documented the essence of American teenage life in the 1970s and 1980s, filmmakers David...
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Anthony Mandler Interview
Above: Anthony Mandler Photographer Anthony Mandler has made the crossover into feature films. Having shot countless music videos for artists such as Jay-Z, Rihanna and The Killers, he is now set to...
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Build Your Own Photo Archive On Your iPad
We are now making our conversations with the world’s leading photographers and filmmakers available for download as eBooks via iTunes and the iTunes Bookstore. We are launching our eBook publishing...
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The Agent
Becky Lewis has been working at Art + Commerce, one of the most powerful and prestigious image making representative agencies in the world, for over 23 years. As Grant Scott discovered when speaking...
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World Press Photo Multi-Media Awards 2014
We are really proud to announce that the founder and editor of The United Nations of Photography Grant Scott has been asked to sit on the awards jury for the 2014 World Press Photo Multi-Media Awards....
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Twenty Two Recommended Sites For Photographers & Filmmakers
There has been much heated discussion over the past few years concerning the importance of the moving image to the world of photography and to professional photographers. Finally, the smoke has begun...
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AUDIO: A Conversation with the Makers of the Interactive Documentary ‘Hollow’
Hollow is an interactive documentary that merges cinematic techniques with web-based storytelling to encourage a dialogue about the issues that small-town America faces. The project examines the lives...
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FILM: Duffy ‘The Man Who Shot The Sixties’, 2009
The Man Who Shot The Sixties was created by his son Chris as a tribute to Brian Duffy, who passed away in May 2010. Duffy 1955 began freelancing as a fashion artist for Harper’s Bazaar. It was here...
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Essential Student Guide to Professional Photography Now On Pre-Order
This essential reference for photography students explains how to become part of the professional community. By defining professional photography today, and exploring what is expected of professional...
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Photo Dispatches: Photographer Talks Bristol: Chris Floyd 6th October 2015
We are pleased announce our October speaker is photographer and film maker Chris Floyd. Chris will be focusing on his portrait work and discussing his relationships with the people he photographs and...
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Multimedia Week Podcast: TheUNP, Photography, Moving Image and The Future…
Founder, curator and editor of the United Nations of Photography Grant Scott spoke recently with D J Clark presenter of the Multimedia Week Podcast about the changing landscape of photography, the...
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The Single Image Narrative: Sometimes It Chooses You
I recently wrote an article for World Press Photo exploring the issues many photographers have in creating a visual narrative with their work. In short the difficulty of finding, defining and telling a...
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Wolf Suschitzky Interview
Above: Wolf Suschitzky eBOOK DOWNLOAD: Wolfgang Suschitzky was born on the 29 August 1912 in Vienna, in what was then Austria-Hungary. Suschitzky’s first love was zoology, but he realised he could not...
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Timothy Greenfield Sanders Interview
Above: Timothy Greenfield Sanders Timothy: I graduated from Columbia University in New York in Art History, which I had been forced to take as they didn’t have film as a choice in those days. I was...
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