Suzee Barrabee BioSuzee is a freelance art producer. She spent the majority of her career at Goodby Silverstein & Partners. There, she worked on every major brand that passed through the agency doors – Polaroid, Adobe, Elizabeth Arden Fragrances, Nike, NBA, Saturn, Comcast, Princess Cruise Line and Chevrolet – to name a few. She is now a freelance Art and Print Producer and has been fortunate to work at Facebook, Salesforce, Heat, Gyro, Camp + King, BSSP and GS&P.

Donna Cohen BioDonna Cohen is the Director of Photography at Bloomberg Markets Magazine and a contributing photo editor at Bloomberg Businessweek. Prior to Bloomberg, she was a photo editor at Conde Nast Portfolio, People Magazine, Life Magazine and the Associated Press. Reviewer preference: Open to seeing motion samples in addition to photography. Please bring your personal work.

Suzanne Darmory BioSuzanne Darmory is President and Co-founder of the advertising agency hi, our name is, (http://hiournameis.com) an experienced, results-driven, nimble, lovable, small creative agency based in New York City. She has 25 years of international, award-winning experience creating groundbreaking integrated advertising and marketing solutions for Fortune 500 clients. She was recognized by Refinery29 as one of the 29 most powerful women in digital, featured on the “Where Are the Boss Ladies?” list, and will be published in Miami Ad School’s upcoming book, “The First Chapter Project.” Suzanne spent most of her career at advertising agencies in New York (Arnold, Deutsch, Grey, JWT, Moxie, mcgarrybowen, Ogilvy, R/GA, Zeta) and in London (Bates UK, Euro RSCG, Imagination, Ogilvy & Mather). In addition to winning over 100 Advertising Awards, her work has been featured in: AdAge, Adweek, Brandweek, CBS, CNN, Communication Arts, engadget, Forbes, Good Morning America, Mashable, MTV, NBC, The New York Times, The Today Show and PR Newswire. She is an active judge, portfolio reviewer, panelist, speaker, mentor, and an ongoing adjunct professor at FIT.

Crista Dix BioCrista Dix is the Associate Director of the Griffin Museum of Photography in Winchester, Massachusetts. The Griffin Museum of Photography is a nonprofit organization dedicated solely to the art of photography. Through our many exhibitions, programs and lectures, we strive to encourage a broader understanding and appreciation of the visual, emotional and social impact of photographic art. The Griffin hosts over 40 exhibitions annually, between the Museum in Winchester and our two satellite spaces in the Greater Boston area. Prior to joining the Griffin Museum, Ms. DIx was the founder and director of wall space creative, a gallery focused on fine art contemporary photography. wall space closed in 2020 after 15 years of supporting emerging and mid career creative artists. With a career in sales and marketing, spending time working with the public as a liaison for natural resources and currently involved in the creative community, Crista Dix brings a varied and unique vision to her professional life. Using all facets of her professional life, Ms. Dix opened wall space creative to give photographers a distinct visual voice, to showcase their works and elevate the dialogue about what contemporary fine art photography could be. Dix has written essays about photography, introducing creative artists’ work to a broader community. She has contributed to numerous panels and discussions, juried creative competitions, and participated in major portfolio reviews across the country in cities like Houston, Portland, Los Angeles, Santa Fe, Palm Springs and New Orleans. As a portfolio reviewer, Dix seeks to understand the goals of each photographer and offer insight and guidance that may help each participant to realize those goals. She is most interested in reviewing one or two cohesive bodies of work about which the photographer is passionate -- from alternative processes to video and new media.

Theo Downes-Le Guin BioTheo Downes-Le Guin is a principal in Upfor, a contemporary art gallery in Portland, Oregon. Prior to opening the gallery in 2013, Theo worked in policy and market research for the healthcare and technology industries. He currently serves on the Oregon Cultural Trust board of directors. Theo holds degrees in sociology and art history from University of Michigan and Columbia College in the City of New York.

Michelle Dunn Marsh BioMichelle Dunn Marsh is the founder of Minor Matters Books, and executive director of Photographic Center Northwest. An educator and advocate for significant photography, she has worked in the field for twenty years, fostering the creation of over 100 photography books. In the last five years she began curating exhibitions, including Jim Marshall: The Rolling Stones 1972 (EMP Museum), Here I Am—Photographs by Lisa Leone (Bronx Museum), and Terminal, Me and My Selfie, and Eugene Richards: "Enduring Freedom," (PCNW). She is interested in transcendent photography that pushes the boundaries of our culture and the medium today.

Lisa Hennessy Bio Lisa Hennessy is a Creative Director and Designer from Berlin, Germany. With 15 year experience on international brands like VW, Apple, Sony and numerous industry awards, including Cannes Lions, Lisa now focuses on building new brands and helping high-growth companies reach their full potential. 2017 - now: Founder & Creative Director Fernweh Land LLC 2013-2017: Freelance Creative Director in major agencies in Europe and the US as well as clients like Impossible foods and Honest directly 2009-2013: Head of Art Volkswagen International at DDB Berlin 2011-2015:

Kristoffer Kosloff BioFounder & CEO of Filter Management. I have more than 19 years of experience managing creative talent such as photographers, stylists and illustrators. Self-employed with offices in Copenhagen and Los Angeles since 2003. Work with International clients and produce shoots world wide. Have experience with all stages of managing and selling talent, from selecting the photographer for a creative brief to full-service productions and budget- & financial management. I’m a skilled researcher and capable of identifying and solve complex situations. Working with International clients and doing approx. +150 productions a year.

Becky Lewis BioRebecca Lewis is Vice-President and Senior Agent Art+Commerce, founded in 1982 to represent fine artists in the commercial and editorial worlds and has represented many of the industry’s most important photographers. The company offers support and development for each artist's career including exhibition, publication, and educational projects. The Art + Commerce Archive is a unique collection of photographs available for licensing to advertising, editorial, and special projects. Reviewer Preference: Open to seeing motion samples in addition to still photography.

Alex Ostebo Bio Founder of Creative Picnic and Alaskan Native, Alex Ostebo, has worked with hundreds of commercial artists to establish, revive and grow their businesses over the last six years. An officer in the Army Reserves and an entrepreneur in her own right, she has a unique perspective to marketing as well as experiennce producing and estimating for National brands. Creative Picnic is based in New York City, which is huge asset to her global network of artists. Creative Picnic is a women owned and operated entity. Alex is passionate about promoting women photographers and directors as they are drastically under represented in the industry.

Patti Schumann BioPatti Schumann, founding agent of Schumann & Company, passionately combines her love of all things visual with her keen instinct for strategic marketing solutions. Patti is noted for her extraordinary roster of internationally acclaimed photographers / directors. She takes great pride in the development of long-term professional relationships that are founded with collaborative and artistic integrity. She tirelessly promotes and consults on industry standards through involvement and engagement with professional associates including ASMP, APA, AIGA, ADC and others.Reviewer Preference: Open to seeing motion samples in addition to still photography.

Michelle Dunn Marsh BioMichelle Dunn Marsh is the founder of Minor Matters Books, and executive director of Photographic Center Northwest. An educator and advocate for significant photography, she has worked in the field for twenty years, fostering the creation of over 100 photography books. In the last five years she began curating exhibitions, including Jim Marshall: The Rolling Stones 1972 (EMP Museum), Here I Am—Photographs by Lisa Leone (Bronx Museum), and Terminal, Me and My Selfie, and Eugene Richards: "Enduring Freedom," (PCNW). She is interested in transcendent photography that pushes the boundaries of our culture and the medium today.

Kevin R. Miller BioKevin MillerKevin Miller is an independent Curator, Photographic consultant and educator. He is the Director of FotoEkthesis, an exhibitions, archive and publications consultancy for artists and Institutions. He was formerly the Director and Senior Curator of the Southeast Museum of Photography, a public museum in Florida from 2001 until 2016. One of the largest exclusively photographic institutions in the US; the museum featured photojournalism, fashion and advertising images, thematic, vintage, retrospective and genre themes and contemporary photographic art. In that time he curated and presented more than 400 exhibitions and produced numerous exhibition texts, catalogues, public programs. He is interested in developed bodies of work ready for publication or exhibition as well as evolving series that might benefit from interpretation, context and editing.

Robert Morton BioRobert Morton has worked in the world of book publishing for more than four decades for such publishers as Bantam, Time Life and over 25 years at Harry Abrams as Director of Special Projects. Currently, Morton works as an editor, agent, and consultant for photographers and artists seeking publication in books. In addition to helping to prepare presentations for consideration by publishers (selecting and sequencing photographs, deciding upon forms of presenting work, discussing desired formats and printing methods), Morton works with the artist and publisher to find and enlist authors for introductions and other texts. Reviewer Preference:Robert is interested mostly in seeing subject-based work of all kinds, especially book-worthy ideas, rather than abstract images or work of purely personal expression.

Alex Ostebo Bio Founder of Creative Picnic and Alaskan Native, Alex Ostebo, has worked with hundreds of commercial artists to establish, revive and grow their businesses over the last six years. An officer in the Army Reserves and an entrepreneur in her own right, she has a unique perspective to marketing as well as experiennce producing and estimating for National brands. Creative Picnic is based in New York City, which is huge asset to her global network of artists. Creative Picnic is a women owned and operated entity. Alex is passionate about promoting women photographers and directors as they are drastically under represented in the industry.

Laura Sackett BioLaura Sackett is Creative Director and partner in LensCulture, one of the leading online destinations committed to discovering and promoting the best in the contemporary photography. Laura has lead all aspects of design including brand, website, print, communications, festival screenings and print exhibitions. Besides leading the creative direction for LensCulture, she also co-curates the online galleries.

Dana Salvo BioDana Salvo is the owner of Clark Gallery. Clark Gallery exhibits contemporary art in all media by emerging, mid-career and established artists from the Northeast and nationally.

Lauren Wax BioLauren Wax is a Senior Agent at Apostrophe in Los Angeles and reps photographers and directors on the West Coast. Before joining the photo agency world, she was a designer and art director in print and digital magazines in New York City.

Suzanne Darmory BioSuzanne Darmory is President and Co-founder of the advertising agency hi, our name is, (http://hiournameis.com) an experienced, results-driven, nimble, lovable, small creative agency based in New York City. She has 25 years of international, award-winning experience creating groundbreaking integrated advertising and marketing solutions for Fortune 500 clients. She was recognized by Refinery29 as one of the 29 most powerful women in digital, featured on the “Where Are the Boss Ladies?” list, and will be published in Miami Ad School’s upcoming book, “The First Chapter Project.” Suzanne spent most of her career at advertising agencies in New York (Arnold, Deutsch, Grey, JWT, Moxie, mcgarrybowen, Ogilvy, R/GA, Zeta) and in London (Bates UK, Euro RSCG, Imagination, Ogilvy & Mather). In addition to winning over 100 Advertising Awards, her work has been featured in: AdAge, Adweek, Brandweek, CBS, CNN, Communication Arts, engadget, Forbes, Good Morning America, Mashable, MTV, NBC, The New York Times, The Today Show and PR Newswire. She is an active judge, portfolio reviewer, panelist, speaker, mentor, and an ongoing adjunct professor at FIT.

Kristoffer Kosloff BioFounder & CEO of Filter Management. I have more than 19 years of experience managing creative talent such as photographers, stylists and illustrators. Self-employed with offices in Copenhagen and Los Angeles since 2003. Work with International clients and produce shoots world wide. Have experience with all stages of managing and selling talent, from selecting the photographer for a creative brief to full-service productions and budget- & financial management. I’m a skilled researcher and capable of identifying and solve complex situations. Working with International clients and doing approx. +150 productions a year.

Jessica Mirolla BioJessica Mirolla is an art producer at The Garage. In addition to her experience of being an art producer for several agencies with blue chip accounts, her love of art has lead her to curating not only the walls of the agencies she has worked for but also for companies and private residences. Discovering new talent is one of the most exciting aspects of her job and festivals like the PSPF help her unearth the hidden talent gems. Reviewer Preference: Open to seeing motion samples in addition to still photography.

Robert Morton BioRobert Morton has worked in the world of book publishing for more than four decades for such publishers as Bantam, Time Life and over 25 years at Harry Abrams as Director of Special Projects. Currently, Morton works as an editor, agent, and consultant for photographers and artists seeking publication in books. In addition to helping to prepare presentations for consideration by publishers (selecting and sequencing photographs, deciding upon forms of presenting work, discussing desired formats and printing methods), Morton works with the artist and publisher to find and enlist authors for introductions and other texts. Reviewer Preference:Robert is interested mostly in seeing subject-based work of all kinds, especially book-worthy ideas, rather than abstract images or work of purely personal expression.

Kristine Schomaker BioKristine Schomaker is an art historian, Curator, Publisher, Art Manager and multidisciplinary artist living and working at the Brewery artist complex and Keystone Art Space in Los Angeles, California. In 2014 Kristine founded Shoebox PR aimed at helping artists gain a presence in the art world. Kristine started an open critique meet-up that takes place every 2-3 months, runs an alternative art space, Shoebox Projects at the Brewery and is an Art Activator for the organization Artists Thrive. She founded the Facebook groups: Artists Trading Co and Artist Classifieds and created a researched subscription program for calls-for-art for artists. Kristine is also the publisher of Art and Cake a contemporary L.A. Art magazine reviewing shows, interviewing art influencers and covering art world events that will impact how the Los Angeles art scene will be remembered. Kristine has taught art history at Antelope Valley College and Pasadena City College, formed an artist collective in Los Angeles and has organized and curated numerous art exhibitions throughout Southern California. She is currently on two non-profit boards as the social media manager for the Brewery Artwalk and Communications manager for the California State University Northridge Arts Alumni Association. Her mission is to create community among artists and the art world in order to help each other thrive. Through social practice and engagement and influenced by artists such as Kim Abeles, Alexandra Grant, and Samantha Fields as well as past influencers: Peggy Guggenheim and Gertrude Stein, Kristine is interested in using art and community, education and expression to cultivate change.

Sybylla Smith BioJ.Sybylla Smith is an independent curator with over 27 solo or group exhibitions featuring over 80 international photographers exhibited in the U.S., Mexico and South America. Smith consults with individual photographers and arts organizations to develop exhibitions, educational programming and written content including artist statements and marketing material. An adjunct professor, guest lecturer and thesis advisor, Smith has worked with the School of Visual Arts, the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Wellesley College, Harvard University, and Emmanuel College. She lectures and conducts workshops on Concept AwareTM, a unique creative framework for concept development.

Kenneth Zane BioKen Zane brings over 25 years of industry experience to his position of Freelance Art/Photo Producer. He started out as a freelance fashion photographer in New York and is best known for his role as a Senior Art Producer at Digitas in Philadephia/NYC and Leo Burnett in Chicago, supporting clients like Coca-Cola, GM, McDonald’s, Miller-Coors, P&G, Pfizer, 3M, Amex, Olay, Eli Lilly, Nestle, Firestone, Phillip Morris, Brooks, Pantene, Intel, E.J. Gallo and Kellogg’s, to name just a few. He left Leo Burnett in 2017 to work on the client-side as a Senior Photo Producer at Gap Inc./OLD NAVY in San Francisco. Currently, he is a freelance producer and photography consultant.

Arpi Agdere BioArpi Agdere is an artist and art producer whose focus is in the photographic & video medium. She lives in Los Angeles and received her BFA from Art Center.

Lisa Hennessy Bio Lisa Hennessy is a Creative Director and Designer from Berlin, Germany. With 15 year experience on international brands like VW, Apple, Sony and numerous industry awards, including Cannes Lions, Lisa now focuses on building new brands and helping high-growth companies reach their full potential. 2017 - now: Founder & Creative Director Fernweh Land LLC 2013-2017: Freelance Creative Director in major agencies in Europe and the US as well as clients like Impossible foods and Honest directly 2009-2013: Head of Art Volkswagen International at DDB Berlin 2011-2015:

Shannon McMillan BioShannon McMillan, a Freelance Art Producer and founding partner of Homestead Creatives, an artist's representative firm. She has a background in photography and advertising. She worked as an Art Producer at GSD&M for 15 years. As an Art Producer she worked with worldwide clients (BMW, Caesars Entertainment, Southwest Airlines, Kohler, and others), photographers and integrated production teams. Given the years of experience and contacts, she understands a true collaboration between Artist and Client. Reviewer Preference: Open to seeing motion samples in addition to still photography.

Kevin R. Miller BioKevin MillerKevin Miller is an independent Curator, Photographic consultant and educator. He is the Director of FotoEkthesis, an exhibitions, archive and publications consultancy for artists and Institutions. He was formerly the Director and Senior Curator of the Southeast Museum of Photography, a public museum in Florida from 2001 until 2016. One of the largest exclusively photographic institutions in the US; the museum featured photojournalism, fashion and advertising images, thematic, vintage, retrospective and genre themes and contemporary photographic art. In that time he curated and presented more than 400 exhibitions and produced numerous exhibition texts, catalogues, public programs. He is interested in developed bodies of work ready for publication or exhibition as well as evolving series that might benefit from interpretation, context and editing.

Jessica Mirolla BioJessica Mirolla is an art producer at The Garage. In addition to her experience of being an art producer for several agencies with blue chip accounts, her love of art has lead her to curating not only the walls of the agencies she has worked for but also for companies and private residences. Discovering new talent is one of the most exciting aspects of her job and festivals like the PSPF help her unearth the hidden talent gems. Reviewer Preference: Open to seeing motion samples in addition to still photography.

Laura Sackett BioLaura Sackett is Creative Director and partner in LensCulture, one of the leading online destinations committed to discovering and promoting the best in the contemporary photography. Laura has lead all aspects of design including brand, website, print, communications, festival screenings and print exhibitions. Besides leading the creative direction for LensCulture, she also co-curates the online galleries.

Nancy Butler BioNancy Butler is a photographer in Portland, Oregon. She studied photography with Craig Hickman and Kirk Thompson at The Evergreen State College as well as with Chris Rauschenberg at the Blue Sky Gallery. She joined Blue Sky in 1982 and was part of the Portland Grid project from 2007 - 2016. Working in color with small and medium format cameras she has long been interested in urban landscapes. She has represented the Blue Sky Exhibition Committee at several events including Photolucida and Photo LA. As a member of the Exhibition Committee, she has a vote in choosing work to be shown at the gallery, but does not make selections as an individual. Blue Sky is a nonprofit exhibition space and community research center dedicated to educating the public about photography through exhibitions, public programs, and publications. Founded as the Oregon Center for the Photographic Arts by a group of five young photographers in 1975, Blue Sky became an established venue for local photography. Over the course of three decades, the organization expanded its offerings to include national and international artists, many of whom exhibited at Blue Sky early in their careers. Blue Sky's special mission continues to be the exhibition of emerging and established artists that exemplify the finest in photographic vision and innovation. As such, Blue Sky has earned the accolade as having "the best record of discovering new photographers of any artists' space in the country." Today, from a 3,700-square-foot facility in Portland's historic DeSoto Building, Blue Sky presents between 24 and 30 exhibitions annually and offers monthly artist talks and programs, all free to the public. At the outset, Blue Sky's five founders jointly organized its exhibitions - a curatorial model which has remained largely intact for more than three decades. The Exhibition Committee, comprised of more than twenty highly qualified members of the organization, welcomes submissions from artists interested in presenting an exhibition of their work at Blue Sky. Hundreds of submissions are received each year, and every proposal is reviewed equally. Artists who would like to submit a proposal for consideration, can visit the Blue Sky website and submit work at any time. Submissions must follow the guidelines on our web site: https://www.blueskygallery.org/submissions The Exhibition Committee will not review work that does not meet these guidelines. Blue Sky cannot respond to inquiries about the status of a submission, nor is the Exhibition Committee (or any member of it) able to offer feedback or reasoning for rejected submissions.

Marianne Campbell BioMarianne Campbell is a photography agent with offices in San Francisco and New York City. Her company has recently worked with h clients such as Oakley, Audi, duPont, Starbucks, Pfizer, RAM Trucks, Phillips 66, Clorox, SAP, Asics, Verizon, Method, Purina and Target.Reviewer Preference: Open to seeing motion samples in addition to still photography.

Andi Campognone BioAndi Campognone has over 30 years of arts experience in the southern California region. She is the Owner/Director of AC Projects, a private consulting organization focused on promoting arts and culture. Projects include developing museum exhibitions, public engagement, mentoring programs and book and film publications of historically relevant southern California artists. Campognone is also the Museum Manager/Curator for the City of Lancaster. She is responsible for the development and maintenance of partnerships and community engagement initiatives with local artists, local businesses, Los Angeles County Arts Commission, Los Angeles County Supervisors office and higher level institutions. She develops curatorial direction for exhibition programming and educational programming and additionally she is directing the Museum accreditation process for MOAH. She has previously served the City of Pomona as Cultural Arts Commissioner where she co-wrote and implemented the City’s Master Cultural Arts Plan and the adopted Arts in Public Places Policy. She is the cofounder of Kipaipai, a professional development workshop for artists in Hawaii, Ojai and Joshua Tree. Ms. Campognone is on the Board of the Lancaster Museum and Public Art Foundation and on the Board of the Holualoa Foundation for Arts and Culture. She volunteers as a regular speaker and mentor to art students at both the undergraduate and graduate level and is on the advisory board of the Los Angeles Arts Association. She is a current member of ArTTable.

Diane Cooper Bio23 year creative veteran in network television photo publicity department, with expertise in leadership, photography & video production, navigating and leveraging strategic partnerships and personalities, creating marketing and publicity campaigns reflecting the network’s brand, and leading teams to optimal performance.

Crista Dix BioCrista Dix is the Associate Director of the Griffin Museum of Photography in Winchester, Massachusetts. The Griffin Museum of Photography is a nonprofit organization dedicated solely to the art of photography. Through our many exhibitions, programs and lectures, we strive to encourage a broader understanding and appreciation of the visual, emotional and social impact of photographic art. The Griffin hosts over 40 exhibitions annually, between the Museum in Winchester and our two satellite spaces in the Greater Boston area. Prior to joining the Griffin Museum, Ms. DIx was the founder and director of wall space creative, a gallery focused on fine art contemporary photography. wall space closed in 2020 after 15 years of supporting emerging and mid career creative artists. With a career in sales and marketing, spending time working with the public as a liaison for natural resources and currently involved in the creative community, Crista Dix brings a varied and unique vision to her professional life. Using all facets of her professional life, Ms. Dix opened wall space creative to give photographers a distinct visual voice, to showcase their works and elevate the dialogue about what contemporary fine art photography could be. Dix has written essays about photography, introducing creative artists’ work to a broader community. She has contributed to numerous panels and discussions, juried creative competitions, and participated in major portfolio reviews across the country in cities like Houston, Portland, Los Angeles, Santa Fe, Palm Springs and New Orleans. As a portfolio reviewer, Dix seeks to understand the goals of each photographer and offer insight and guidance that may help each participant to realize those goals. She is most interested in reviewing one or two cohesive bodies of work about which the photographer is passionate -- from alternative processes to video and new media.

Katie Hollander BioKatie Hollander is the Curator of the Annenberg Space for Photography in Los Angeles

Kristoffer Kosloff BioFounder & CEO of Filter Management. I have more than 19 years of experience managing creative talent such as photographers, stylists and illustrators. Self-employed with offices in Copenhagen and Los Angeles since 2003. Work with International clients and produce shoots world wide. Have experience with all stages of managing and selling talent, from selecting the photographer for a creative brief to full-service productions and budget- & financial management. I’m a skilled researcher and capable of identifying and solve complex situations. Working with International clients and doing approx. +150 productions a year.

Samantha Mau BioNew York based Agent/Producer with over 20 years production experience. Currently heading up the New York division at Image Partnership, repping directors and cinematographers for Fashion, Beauty and Luxury moving image content. Experience includes motion and print advertising campaigns for major fashion designers such as Valentino, Fendi and Ralph Lauren, cosmetics companies such as Revlon, MAC and Maybelline, and major brands such as Volvo, Target, Airbnb and Equinox. Previous experience involves producing and production managing television commercials for clients such as Singapore Airlines, Mitsubishi, Ford Motors, McDonalds, and Hasbro Toys. FIlm and Television production include series for Discovery, and National Geographic and the Cooking Channel, and feature films and documentaries reaching national and global audiences. Reviewer Preference: I am interested in reviewing video (directors/DPs) and not only still photography

Chris Pichler BioChris Pichler founded Nazraeli Press in 1988, and has published some 500 books on the fine and applied arts to date, with an emphasis on contemporary photography. The press currently publishes 20 to 30 books each year. The books are distributed throughout the world. In 2007, Pichler received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Center for Photographic Arts in Carmel, California. In 2011, he was awarded the International Award from the Photographic Society of Japan. In 2014, Stanford University Art & Architecture Library acquired the complete archives of Nazraeli Press.

Marianne Campbell BioMarianne Campbell is a photography agent with offices in San Francisco and New York City. Her company has recently worked with h clients such as Oakley, Audi, duPont, Starbucks, Pfizer, RAM Trucks, Phillips 66, Clorox, SAP, Asics, Verizon, Method, Purina and Target.Reviewer Preference: Open to seeing motion samples in addition to still photography.

Burt Finger BioBurt Finger is the Gallery Director and Co-Owner of Photographs Do Not Bend Gallery (PDNB Gallery) in Dallas, Texas. He and his wife, Missy, opened this gallery in 1995 for which he has created over 150 exhibitions. He also organizes exhibitions outside the gallery for non-profit galleries. Reviewer Preference: Burt would like to see work that catapult’s the medium to the next dimension.

Sherri Littlefield BioSherri was born in Wisconsin and raised in Central Florida. After spending a couple years in Atlanta, she moved to New York City, where she currently works at Parsons School of Design, and as the Director of Foley Gallery. Projects curated by Littlefield have been featured in the Huffington Post, artnet, dnainfo new york and the peerspace blog. As an artist, Sherri has exhibited her art internationally, including the Brighton Photo Biennial, the Orlando Museum of Art, the Aperture Foundation and the Museum of Contemporary Art – Georgia. Since 2018, Sherri serves on the advisory board of the New York Chapter of the American Society of Media Photographers. She received her MFA from the University of Central Florida, and a BS from Florida State University.

Samantha Mau BioNew York based Agent/Producer with over 20 years production experience. Currently heading up the New York division at Image Partnership, repping directors and cinematographers for Fashion, Beauty and Luxury moving image content. Experience includes motion and print advertising campaigns for major fashion designers such as Valentino, Fendi and Ralph Lauren, cosmetics companies such as Revlon, MAC and Maybelline, and major brands such as Volvo, Target, Airbnb and Equinox. Previous experience involves producing and production managing television commercials for clients such as Singapore Airlines, Mitsubishi, Ford Motors, McDonalds, and Hasbro Toys. FIlm and Television production include series for Discovery, and National Geographic and the Cooking Channel, and feature films and documentaries reaching national and global audiences. Reviewer Preference: I am interested in reviewing video (directors/DPs) and not only still photography

Adam Monohon BioAdam Monohon is a passionate scholar and curator of photography. As Curatorial Assistant at the University of Arizona’s Center for Creative Photography (CCP), he is privileged to work daily with one of the most significant collections of photography in the United States. Prior to joining CCP, Monohon has held roles at a range of arts institutions, among them the Richard Avedon Foundation and J. Paul Getty Museum. Monohon is currently organizing an exhibition entitled "Photographs as Letters" at the Center for Creative Photography. He has curated "Edward Weston’s Leaves of Grass" and assisted in organizing "The Qualities of LIGHT: The Story of a Pioneering New York City Photography Gallery," "Mexican Photographers, Mexican Views," "Richard Avedon: Relationships," "Icons of Style: A Century of Fashion Photography," and "Paper Promises: Early American Photography."

Carolyn Potts BioCarolyn Potts, creative consultant, provides photographers worldwide with the portfolio edits, marketing strategies, and business systems that help them land the assignments and photo projects they want and need. Her results-focused photography consulting practice, founded in 2004, is based on her 30+ year career as a successful artists rep; a career that was fueled by her education in—and passion for—photography and design. She's created over 10,000 portfolio edits/presentations for photographers. She’s created the portfolio edits and marketing plans that have garnered hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of assignments for photographers from ad agencies, design firms, corporations, and publishers across the globe. She helps photographers successfully choose their award show image submissions. Carolyn is also an independent curator of contemporary photography exhibitions. Reviewer Preference: Interested in seeing both Commercial and Fine Art work. Open to seeing motion and multimedia samples in addition to still photography.

Laura Sackett BioLaura Sackett is Creative Director and partner in LensCulture, one of the leading online destinations committed to discovering and promoting the best in the contemporary photography. Laura has lead all aspects of design including brand, website, print, communications, festival screenings and print exhibitions. Besides leading the creative direction for LensCulture, she also co-curates the online galleries.

Stacy Swiderski BioStacy Swiderski is a Philadelphia-based creative consultant and freelance photo editor with an extensive background in commercial photography, education and consulting. Previously the Senior Photo Editor at Wonderful Machine, and now working with the Found team, she's consulted with hundreds of photographers since working in the industry. On a daily basis, she advises photographers on all aspects of their work and brand, from creative coaching and portfolio development to web site edits, print edits and print portfolio production. Reviewer Preference: Open to seeing motion samples in addition to still photography.

Lauren Wax BioLauren Wax is a Senior Agent at Apostrophe in Los Angeles and reps photographers and directors on the West Coast. Before joining the photo agency world, she was a designer and art director in print and digital magazines in New York City.

Allegra Wilde BioAllegra Wilde is a Founder of Eyeist, LLC, the online portfolio review service. She is a well known consultant in the photo industry and has been a Picture/Visual Strategist, Creative Director and Consultant to artists, photographers, and other art-based businesses in the advertising, editorial assignment, and fine-art marketplaces. Allegra is a recognized photography industry authority on the agent/artist relationship, marketing for artists, agency and talent branding, picture strategy and image editing. Reviewer Preference: Open to seeing motion samples in addition to still photography.

Kenneth Zane BioKen Zane brings over 25 years of industry experience to his position of Freelance Art/Photo Producer. He started out as a freelance fashion photographer in New York and is best known for his role as a Senior Art Producer at Digitas in Philadephia/NYC and Leo Burnett in Chicago, supporting clients like Coca-Cola, GM, McDonald’s, Miller-Coors, P&G, Pfizer, 3M, Amex, Olay, Eli Lilly, Nestle, Firestone, Phillip Morris, Brooks, Pantene, Intel, E.J. Gallo and Kellogg’s, to name just a few. He left Leo Burnett in 2017 to work on the client-side as a Senior Photo Producer at Gap Inc./OLD NAVY in San Francisco. Currently, he is a freelance producer and photography consultant.

Pat Bates BioPat Bates is the owner and founder of Pat Bates & Associates: a New York-based artist representative agency with a laser focus on the interiors and lifestyle sectors. The agency is known for its forward thinking, curated roster of internationally-based stylists, photographers and directors whose work is commissioned by retailers, advertisers, brands, and other media outlets in the US and worldwide. The agency as a whole seeks to bring a deep understanding of the differing viewpoints and facets of “how we live,” offering clients a sophisticated and worldly aesthetic delivered with care and attention.

Chrissy Borgatta Luizzi BioChrissy Borgatta Liuzzi, Sr. Art Producer for Innocean Worldwide for close to 10 years. Client history includes Hyundai, Genesis, Sony, Mazda, Lincoln, Mercury, Nissan, Infiniti, Apple and so many more. I love this industry and the opportunity to have worked with so many incredible artists and agencies over the years.

Paris Chong BioParis Chong is Manager and Curator of the Leica Gallery Los Angeles. Opened in 2013, The Leica Gallery Los Angeles was created to celebrate Leica photography. The Gallery provides unparalleled access to a rotation of curated exhibits, with imagery captured by classic and contemporary Leica photographers. Chong has over seventeen years of experience in curating, managing, and promoting fine art galleries and has represented galleries and artists in events such as: Photo LA, Photo SF, Paris Photo, Paris Photo LA and The Palm Springs Photo Festival as well as representing Leica Gallery Los Angeles at Art Basel Miami and Photo Paris, France. She has curated photography exhibitions for myriad artists from Bruce Gilden to Ralph Gibson, Melanie Pullen to Lenny Kravitz. Chong serves as guest curator for the ASC (American Society of Cinematographers).

Kristoffer Kosloff BioFounder & CEO of Filter Management. I have more than 19 years of experience managing creative talent such as photographers, stylists and illustrators. Self-employed with offices in Copenhagen and Los Angeles since 2003. Work with International clients and produce shoots world wide. Have experience with all stages of managing and selling talent, from selecting the photographer for a creative brief to full-service productions and budget- & financial management. I’m a skilled researcher and capable of identifying and solve complex situations. Working with International clients and doing approx. +150 productions a year.

Sherri Littlefield BioSherri was born in Wisconsin and raised in Central Florida. After spending a couple years in Atlanta, she moved to New York City, where she currently works at Parsons School of Design, and as the Director of Foley Gallery. Projects curated by Littlefield have been featured in the Huffington Post, artnet, dnainfo new york and the peerspace blog. As an artist, Sherri has exhibited her art internationally, including the Brighton Photo Biennial, the Orlando Museum of Art, the Aperture Foundation and the Museum of Contemporary Art – Georgia. Since 2018, Sherri serves on the advisory board of the New York Chapter of the American Society of Media Photographers. She received her MFA from the University of Central Florida, and a BS from Florida State University.

Kevin R. Miller BioKevin MillerKevin Miller is an independent Curator, Photographic consultant and educator. He is the Director of FotoEkthesis, an exhibitions, archive and publications consultancy for artists and Institutions. He was formerly the Director and Senior Curator of the Southeast Museum of Photography, a public museum in Florida from 2001 until 2016. One of the largest exclusively photographic institutions in the US; the museum featured photojournalism, fashion and advertising images, thematic, vintage, retrospective and genre themes and contemporary photographic art. In that time he curated and presented more than 400 exhibitions and produced numerous exhibition texts, catalogues, public programs. He is interested in developed bodies of work ready for publication or exhibition as well as evolving series that might benefit from interpretation, context and editing.

Jessica Mirolla BioJessica Mirolla is an art producer at The Garage. In addition to her experience of being an art producer for several agencies with blue chip accounts, her love of art has lead her to curating not only the walls of the agencies she has worked for but also for companies and private residences. Discovering new talent is one of the most exciting aspects of her job and festivals like the PSPF help her unearth the hidden talent gems. Reviewer Preference: Open to seeing motion samples in addition to still photography.

Paris Chong BioParis Chong is Manager and Curator of the Leica Gallery Los Angeles. Opened in 2013, The Leica Gallery Los Angeles was created to celebrate Leica photography. The Gallery provides unparalleled access to a rotation of curated exhibits, with imagery captured by classic and contemporary Leica photographers. Chong has over seventeen years of experience in curating, managing, and promoting fine art galleries and has represented galleries and artists in events such as: Photo LA, Photo SF, Paris Photo, Paris Photo LA and The Palm Springs Photo Festival as well as representing Leica Gallery Los Angeles at Art Basel Miami and Photo Paris, France. She has curated photography exhibitions for myriad artists from Bruce Gilden to Ralph Gibson, Melanie Pullen to Lenny Kravitz. Chong serves as guest curator for the ASC (American Society of Cinematographers).

Lauren Joseph BioLauren Joseph currently serves as photo editor at WIRED magazine in San Francisco, CA.

Kelly Montez BioKelly Montez is the owner of the New York City-based Apostrophe photo agency. With over 10+ years of experience in advertising and commercial photography, Kelly helps high-end still-life, portraiture, lifestyle and interior photographers in New York City, San Francisco, Portland, and Los Angeles target a wide range of world-class clientele for advertising, editorial and design projects. Reviewer's Preference: Prefer to see lifestyle. Please no still life.

irene opezzo BioIrene Opezzo is Photo Director at Robb Report. She has been employed at several publications in the US and Italy, such as Vice News, Vogue Italia, and the national daily newspaper La Stampa. She's been producing photo shoots and commissioning experienced and emerging photographers for more than ten years, pursuing innovative ways to approach visual storytelling.

Stacy Swiderski BioStacy Swiderski is a Philadelphia-based creative consultant and freelance photo editor with an extensive background in commercial photography, education and consulting. Previously the Senior Photo Editor at Wonderful Machine, and now working with the Found team, she's consulted with hundreds of photographers since working in the industry. On a daily basis, she advises photographers on all aspects of their work and brand, from creative coaching and portfolio development to web site edits, print edits and print portfolio production. Reviewer Preference: Open to seeing motion samples in addition to still photography.

Amy Cooper BioAmy is a photography business consultant and coach, and founder of the artist representation agency, Trove Artist Management. She has worked in the photography industry for over 20 years as a photo editor, art buyer, digital asset manager, consultant, and rep. Trove Artist Management is the first agency in the U.S. to represent a roster of all women photographers and stylists. Cooper has worked with clients such as UPS, Coca-Cola, Microsoft, MTV, Allstate, Capital One, Mary Kay, The New Yorker, Esquire, and more. Reviewer Preference: Prefer to commercial and editorial work (portraits, lifestyle, still life, product). Open to seeing video, please bring personal work as well

Christina Force BioChristina Force specialises in sharing her 30 years of experience working with ad industry creatives from around the globe. As founder of photo agency The Collective Force she secured countless large-scale global photographic assignments, in particular from South East Asia, during her 15 years at the helm. She now works with photographers and agents worldwide as a consultant and editor, and through her unique online mentoring programs. She is co-chair of Creative Asia Plus, the first portfolio review event in Asia promoting connections between ad agency creatives in the region and photographers from beyond Asia. She is also co-founder of The Series Project, a workshop designed with an ex creative director to help photographers develop their personal project skills. Christina has written and been interviewed for numerous photography publications and been a guest speaker and lecturer at many photography events and institutions, including Image Nation (NZ), CATC design School (Australia) and The New York Academy of Film (USA), and her mission is to help commercial photographers get paid to shoot what they love.

Kevin R. Miller BioKevin MillerKevin Miller is an independent Curator, Photographic consultant and educator. He is the Director of FotoEkthesis, an exhibitions, archive and publications consultancy for artists and Institutions. He was formerly the Director and Senior Curator of the Southeast Museum of Photography, a public museum in Florida from 2001 until 2016. One of the largest exclusively photographic institutions in the US; the museum featured photojournalism, fashion and advertising images, thematic, vintage, retrospective and genre themes and contemporary photographic art. In that time he curated and presented more than 400 exhibitions and produced numerous exhibition texts, catalogues, public programs. He is interested in developed bodies of work ready for publication or exhibition as well as evolving series that might benefit from interpretation, context and editing.

Adam Monohon BioAdam Monohon is a passionate scholar and curator of photography. As Curatorial Assistant at the University of Arizona’s Center for Creative Photography (CCP), he is privileged to work daily with one of the most significant collections of photography in the United States. Prior to joining CCP, Monohon has held roles at a range of arts institutions, among them the Richard Avedon Foundation and J. Paul Getty Museum. Monohon is currently organizing an exhibition entitled "Photographs as Letters" at the Center for Creative Photography. He has curated "Edward Weston’s Leaves of Grass" and assisted in organizing "The Qualities of LIGHT: The Story of a Pioneering New York City Photography Gallery," "Mexican Photographers, Mexican Views," "Richard Avedon: Relationships," "Icons of Style: A Century of Fashion Photography," and "Paper Promises: Early American Photography."

Chris Pichler BioChris Pichler founded Nazraeli Press in 1988, and has published some 500 books on the fine and applied arts to date, with an emphasis on contemporary photography. The press currently publishes 20 to 30 books each year. The books are distributed throughout the world. In 2007, Pichler received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Center for Photographic Arts in Carmel, California. In 2011, he was awarded the International Award from the Photographic Society of Japan. In 2014, Stanford University Art & Architecture Library acquired the complete archives of Nazraeli Press.

Carolyn Potts BioCarolyn Potts, creative consultant, provides photographers worldwide with the portfolio edits, marketing strategies, and business systems that help them land the assignments and photo projects they want and need. Her results-focused photography consulting practice, founded in 2004, is based on her 30+ year career as a successful artists rep; a career that was fueled by her education in—and passion for—photography and design. She's created over 10,000 portfolio edits/presentations for photographers. She’s created the portfolio edits and marketing plans that have garnered hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of assignments for photographers from ad agencies, design firms, corporations, and publishers across the globe. She helps photographers successfully choose their award show image submissions. Carolyn is also an independent curator of contemporary photography exhibitions. Reviewer Preference: Interested in seeing both Commercial and Fine Art work. Open to seeing motion and multimedia samples in addition to still photography.

Lauren Wax BioLauren Wax is a Senior Agent at Apostrophe in Los Angeles and reps photographers and directors on the West Coast. Before joining the photo agency world, she was a designer and art director in print and digital magazines in New York City.

Kenneth Zane BioKen Zane brings over 25 years of industry experience to his position of Freelance Art/Photo Producer. He started out as a freelance fashion photographer in New York and is best known for his role as a Senior Art Producer at Digitas in Philadephia/NYC and Leo Burnett in Chicago, supporting clients like Coca-Cola, GM, McDonald’s, Miller-Coors, P&G, Pfizer, 3M, Amex, Olay, Eli Lilly, Nestle, Firestone, Phillip Morris, Brooks, Pantene, Intel, E.J. Gallo and Kellogg’s, to name just a few. He left Leo Burnett in 2017 to work on the client-side as a Senior Photo Producer at Gap Inc./OLD NAVY in San Francisco. Currently, he is a freelance producer and photography consultant.

Pat Bates BioPat Bates is the owner and founder of Pat Bates & Associates: a New York-based artist representative agency with a laser focus on the interiors and lifestyle sectors. The agency is known for its forward thinking, curated roster of internationally-based stylists, photographers and directors whose work is commissioned by retailers, advertisers, brands, and other media outlets in the US and worldwide. The agency as a whole seeks to bring a deep understanding of the differing viewpoints and facets of “how we live,” offering clients a sophisticated and worldly aesthetic delivered with care and attention.

Crista Dix BioCrista Dix is the Associate Director of the Griffin Museum of Photography in Winchester, Massachusetts. The Griffin Museum of Photography is a nonprofit organization dedicated solely to the art of photography. Through our many exhibitions, programs and lectures, we strive to encourage a broader understanding and appreciation of the visual, emotional and social impact of photographic art. The Griffin hosts over 40 exhibitions annually, between the Museum in Winchester and our two satellite spaces in the Greater Boston area. Prior to joining the Griffin Museum, Ms. DIx was the founder and director of wall space creative, a gallery focused on fine art contemporary photography. wall space closed in 2020 after 15 years of supporting emerging and mid career creative artists. With a career in sales and marketing, spending time working with the public as a liaison for natural resources and currently involved in the creative community, Crista Dix brings a varied and unique vision to her professional life. Using all facets of her professional life, Ms. Dix opened wall space creative to give photographers a distinct visual voice, to showcase their works and elevate the dialogue about what contemporary fine art photography could be. Dix has written essays about photography, introducing creative artists’ work to a broader community. She has contributed to numerous panels and discussions, juried creative competitions, and participated in major portfolio reviews across the country in cities like Houston, Portland, Los Angeles, Santa Fe, Palm Springs and New Orleans. As a portfolio reviewer, Dix seeks to understand the goals of each photographer and offer insight and guidance that may help each participant to realize those goals. She is most interested in reviewing one or two cohesive bodies of work about which the photographer is passionate -- from alternative processes to video and new media.

Jennifer Lamping BioJen Lamping is VP / Director of Art Production at Rubin, Postaer, and Associates (RPA) in Los Angeles. From the time she graduated from the University of Michigan (Go Blue!), she’s built her career around working with artists in different facets of the business - from her time spent at The Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), to an artist rep at Giant Artists, to production at TBWA\Chiat\Day, Saatchi & Saatchi, and now RPA. In addition to elevating and evolving Art Production, she strives to cultivate a more creative and inspiring work environment by founding GALLERY 2525, an in-house art gallery at RPA that showcases a variety of local and world-renowned artists, as well as an artist speaking series called, ART TALKS.

Douglas McCulloh BioDouglas McCulloh is senior curator at UCR ARTS/California Museum of Photography and a practicing artist. McCulloh is an honors graduate of the University of California, Santa Barbara and holds an M.F.A. in photography and digital media from Claremont Graduate University. Exhibitions curated by McCulloh have shown in a range of venues: Kennedy Center for the Arts, Washington D.C.; Canadian Museum for Human Rights, Winnipeg; Centro de la Imagen, Mexico City; Flacon Art Center, Moscow; Center for Visual Art, Denver, Colorado; Manuel Álvarez Bravo Center, Oaxaca; Sejong Center, Seoul, South Korea; Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing, China; and Peterson Automotive Museum, Los Angeles, and, of course, UCR ARTS/California Museum of Photography. His own photographic work has been shown nationally and internationally in more than 250 exhibitions including: Victoria and Albert Museum, London; Central Academy of Fine Arts, Beijing; Musée de l’Elysee, Lausanne; Musée Nicéphore Niépce, France; La Triennale di Milano, Italy; Centro de la Imagen, Mexico City; Institute de Cultura, Barcelona; Art Center College of Design, Los Angeles; Southeast Museum of Photography, Florida; Contemporary Arts Center, New Orleans; Smithsonian Institution, Washington D.C.; and Cooper Union School of Art, New York. McCulloh’s fifth book is The Great Picture: Making the World’s Largest Photograph, part of the Legacy Project Collaborative, published by Hudson Hills Press, New York.

Chris Pichler BioChris Pichler founded Nazraeli Press in 1988, and has published some 500 books on the fine and applied arts to date, with an emphasis on contemporary photography. The press currently publishes 20 to 30 books each year. The books are distributed throughout the world. In 2007, Pichler received the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Center for Photographic Arts in Carmel, California. In 2011, he was awarded the International Award from the Photographic Society of Japan. In 2014, Stanford University Art & Architecture Library acquired the complete archives of Nazraeli Press.

Deirdre Read BioDeirdre Read is the Photo Research Editor in the Hearst Lifestyle Group for O, The Oprah Magazine since 2013, handling all visuals for the "Live Your Best Life," "Where Are You Going?" and "Reading Room" sections - encompassing lifestyle, celebrity portraiture, and photojournalism. She also contributes to O, The Oprah Magazine's Instagram account. Additionally, she handles Photo Research for Woman’s Day. Previously, she was a Freelance Photo Editor at TV Land, TIME books, The New York Post: Page Six Magazine & Alexa, The International Emmys and AOL. She worked on staff as a Photo Editor Specialist at National Geographic Magazine (2010-12), a Supporting Picture Editor at Time Magazine (2006–10), an Assistant Photo Editor at World Picture News (2004–06) and as First Assistant for photographer Eddie Adams (2003-04). Deirdre graduated in 2002 from Indiana University with a B.A. in Communications and Culture and volunteers at the Eddie Adams Workshop where she conducts portfolio reviews at the 1130 Club.Reviewer Preference: Lifestyle and Photojournalism, specifically with women's focus.

Dana Salvo BioDana Salvo is the owner of Clark Gallery. Clark Gallery exhibits contemporary art in all media by emerging, mid-career and established artists from the Northeast and nationally.

Kristine Schomaker BioKristine Schomaker is an art historian, Curator, Publisher, Art Manager and multidisciplinary artist living and working at the Brewery artist complex and Keystone Art Space in Los Angeles, California. In 2014 Kristine founded Shoebox PR aimed at helping artists gain a presence in the art world. Kristine started an open critique meet-up that takes place every 2-3 months, runs an alternative art space, Shoebox Projects at the Brewery and is an Art Activator for the organization Artists Thrive. She founded the Facebook groups: Artists Trading Co and Artist Classifieds and created a researched subscription program for calls-for-art for artists. Kristine is also the publisher of Art and Cake a contemporary L.A. Art magazine reviewing shows, interviewing art influencers and covering art world events that will impact how the Los Angeles art scene will be remembered. Kristine has taught art history at Antelope Valley College and Pasadena City College, formed an artist collective in Los Angeles and has organized and curated numerous art exhibitions throughout Southern California. She is currently on two non-profit boards as the social media manager for the Brewery Artwalk and Communications manager for the California State University Northridge Arts Alumni Association. Her mission is to create community among artists and the art world in order to help each other thrive. Through social practice and engagement and influenced by artists such as Kim Abeles, Alexandra Grant, and Samantha Fields as well as past influencers: Peggy Guggenheim and Gertrude Stein, Kristine is interested in using art and community, education and expression to cultivate change.

Patti Schumann BioPatti Schumann, founding agent of Schumann & Company, passionately combines her love of all things visual with her keen instinct for strategic marketing solutions. Patti is noted for her extraordinary roster of internationally acclaimed photographers / directors. She takes great pride in the development of long-term professional relationships that are founded with collaborative and artistic integrity. She tirelessly promotes and consults on industry standards through involvement and engagement with professional associates including ASMP, APA, AIGA, ADC and others.Reviewer Preference: Open to seeing motion samples in addition to still photography.

Kenneth Zane BioKen Zane brings over 25 years of industry experience to his position of Freelance Art/Photo Producer. He started out as a freelance fashion photographer in New York and is best known for his role as a Senior Art Producer at Digitas in Philadephia/NYC and Leo Burnett in Chicago, supporting clients like Coca-Cola, GM, McDonald’s, Miller-Coors, P&G, Pfizer, 3M, Amex, Olay, Eli Lilly, Nestle, Firestone, Phillip Morris, Brooks, Pantene, Intel, E.J. Gallo and Kellogg’s, to name just a few. He left Leo Burnett in 2017 to work on the client-side as a Senior Photo Producer at Gap Inc./OLD NAVY in San Francisco. Currently, he is a freelance producer and photography consultant.

Kate Bubacz BioKate Bubacz is the photo director of BuzzFeed News. Previously she worked at ABC News.

Kelly Montez BioKelly Montez is the owner of the New York City-based Apostrophe photo agency. With over 10+ years of experience in advertising and commercial photography, Kelly helps high-end still-life, portraiture, lifestyle and interior photographers in New York City, San Francisco, Portland, and Los Angeles target a wide range of world-class clientele for advertising, editorial and design projects. Reviewer's Preference: Prefer to see lifestyle. Please no still life.

Laura Sackett BioLaura Sackett is Creative Director and partner in LensCulture, one of the leading online destinations committed to discovering and promoting the best in the contemporary photography. Laura has lead all aspects of design including brand, website, print, communications, festival screenings and print exhibitions. Besides leading the creative direction for LensCulture, she also co-curates the online galleries.

Anthony Bannon BioDr. Anthony Bannon is a writer and a consultant in photography. His four books last year will add to his select listing of 41 publications in 5 languages held by nearly 1,000 libraries. Bannon's meetings with PSPF photographers during the past 10 years have resulted in catalogs, artist residencies, exhibitions and collection placements. When he stepped down as director of Burchfield Penney Art Center at SUNY Buffalo, the director of the NYState Museum praised him as "among the most enlightened, prolific and important museum directors in the nation." Prior to his appointment at the Burchfield Penney, he served as the longest running Director and now Emeritus Director at George Eastman Museum in Rochester. Reviewer Preference: He is eager to see work with any style, including motion pictures.

Pilar Law BioUpon her return to Santa Fe in 2015 after living and working in the Bay Area and LA, Pilar founded Edition ONE Gallery on Canyon Road, a contemporary photography gallery with an inviting living-room atmosphere featuring the works of a hand-picked group of artists working in traditional and digital media. Alternating one-person-shows and themed exhibitions for the first two years allowed Pilar to showcase and inform visitors about the diversity and talents of photographers selected from a world-wide pool. As a curator and a gallerist, my contribution is to gather photographers from New Mexico and around the world who are engaged in all manner of photography, and present their works in a way that both honors their art, and informs established and next-generation collectors about the value of photography in this century.”

Carol LeFlufy BioCarol LeFlufy is the Director of Eye Forward, a photographer and director’s representative agency in Los Angeles. Eye Forward represents Sam Jones, The Ingalls, Spencer Lowell, Bella Newman, Dewey Nicks, Frank Ockenfels 3, and Perry Ogden. Eye Forward clients include editorial, advertising, entertainment advertising and brand direct clients in a diverse range of still life, portraiture, landscape, beauty, fashion, life style and motion. Carol previously worked for Annie Leibovitz as a studio manager and at Art + Commerce in New York after a career as a photographer in Canada. Carol has taught at ICP in NY and Art Center in Pasadena. Reviewer Preference: Open to seeing motion samples in addition to still photography.

Kelly Montez BioKelly Montez is the owner of the New York City-based Apostrophe photo agency. With over 10+ years of experience in advertising and commercial photography, Kelly helps high-end still-life, portraiture, lifestyle and interior photographers in New York City, San Francisco, Portland, and Los Angeles target a wide range of world-class clientele for advertising, editorial and design projects. Reviewer's Preference: Prefer to see lifestyle. Please no still life.

Dana Salvo BioDana Salvo is the owner of Clark Gallery. Clark Gallery exhibits contemporary art in all media by emerging, mid-career and established artists from the Northeast and nationally.

Leslie Simitch BioLeslie Simitch is a Partner in creative agency Great Bowery and also serves as Vice President of Trunk Archive, an image licensing company that represents many of the most sought-after beauty, fashion, still life, interior, lifestyle and portrait photographers in the world. Represented artists include Inez & Vinoodh, Nick Knight, Bruce Weber, Mert & Marcus, Annie Leibovitz, Ellen Von Unwerth and Mikael Jansson as well as the historic archives of Conde Nast UK and the estates of Herb Ritts and Corinne Day. Prior to joining the company in 2007, Ms. Simitch had been president of LS Limited for over fifteen years, representing the photographers Philip-Lorca diCorcia, Pamela Hanson, Elaine Constantine, Mark Borthwick and Dewey Nicks, amongst others. Leslie has produced countless award-winning campaigns for clients such as The Gap, Nike, Coach and Ralph Lauren, working with photographers such as Annie Leibovitz, Steven Meisel, Joel Sternfeld and Dominique Issermann. Ms. Simitch has worked with many of the premier advertising agencies and design firms in the world and consults regularly on curated photographic collections for Ian Schrager Company hotel projects around the world. Reviewer Preference: Open to seeing motion samples in addition to still photography.

Mariah Tyler BioMariah Tyler is a photo editor and visual storyteller based in Brooklyn, New York. She is currently the Digital Photo Editor at Travel+Leisure.