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Hello To All From Photographer Ute Ville Of Studioute.Com
Written by: uteville | May 28, 2009 10:51 PM in Photographers | 201 views | Tags: Pet Photographer / Photography , Portrait Photographers , Senior Portrait Photographer , Maternity Photographer / Pregnancy Photography , Glamour Photographer , Stock Photographer , Baby Photography / Child Photographer , Commercial Photographers , Event Photographer , Digital Photographers , Female Photographers / Women Photography , Fashion Photographer , Food Photographer , Freelance Photographer , Nude Photographer , Passport Photographer , Model Photographer / Photography , Jewelry Photographers , Wedding Photographers / Photography
I am John Broyles, a freelance writer currently conducting random interviews with Hollywood Artist's whom display a unique staying power in a business so fickle during this economic down turn. I recently came across just that sort of a person.
During a photo shoot on location in West Hollywood, CA. one finds an Artist focusing in on her subject. Aiming her camera, Ute Ville's right eye captures a familiar face and digitizes the image. The lens bends to her will.
As accustom for being the subject of the lens' desire (Ute Ville developed an eye for Photography early on while enjoying a career as a European Model) as well as being the Artist behind the camera, Ute Ville has been a Professional Photographer for nearly twenty years. While Ute's client prepares for the next look, I ask her how she has managed all of her successes. She turns to me. Her blue eyes immediately tune in and size up my ruddy round face profile. Presumably, discerning instantly my best (or worst) angle.
Ute Ville:
"I have always been a go getter. But when you have to raise a boy on your own it toughens you up. You have a priority and so you just don't allow for time to be weak. You reach a standard that you refuse to live under and the rest is just traveling money."
John Broyles:
"What advice would you give any up and coming actors regarding getting an agent and getting the "call back"?"
Ute Ville:
"I would tell them to invest well in their head shots (hire both hair and make up Artist's) and build a resume with notable acting schools such as Stella Adler or Arthur Mendoza's The Actor's Circle Theater . It does two things by equipping you with knowledge of the craft and advertising your dedication to your chosen profession. Getting the audition may come down to that initial impression. So you want to start out with the best to give yourself the best shot possible."
This is John Broyles @ writeonnowjohn@gmail
I would like to thank Ute Ville for her time in sharing tips on Photography with us. Please check out her web site at: studioute.com or phone her at: 323 658 6574
