Director Of Photography - Corporate (Nasik)
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Job Description
We are seeking a talented and creative Director of Photography with 1-3 years of experience to join our corporate team in Nasik. The ideal candidate will leverage their advanced understanding, gained through an LLM (Master of Laws) education, to bring a unique perspective to visual storytelling for our company's corporate communications and marketing initiatives within the pulp and paper sector. This role involves conceptualizing, planning, and executing high-quality visual content that aligns with our brand identity and strategic objectives.
Key Responsibilities:
Develop and execute creative concepts for photographic projects, ensuring alignment with corporate messaging and brand guidelines.
Plan and conduct photo shoots, managing all aspects from location scouting to talent coordination.
Operate and maintain professional photography equipment, including cameras, lighting, and accessories.
Edit and retouch photographs to enhance visual appeal and ensure consistency.
Collaborate with marketing, communications, and design teams to understand project requirements and deliver impactful visual assets.
Stay abreast of current industry trends, emerging technologies, and best practices in photography and visual arts.
Utilize analytical and critical thinking skills, honed through an LLM background, to interpret briefs and contribute to strategic visual planning.
About BILT Paper
Ballarpur Industries Limited (BILT) is one of India's largest manufacturers of paper and paper products, with a rich history dating back to 1945. The company has consistently been at the forefront of the Indian pulp and paper industry, known for its extensive product portfolio catering to various segments including writing and printing paper, specialty papers, and packaging boards. BILT has a significant manufacturing presence across multiple locations in India and is committed to sustainable practices and technological innovation.
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