What questions do photography clubs usually ask in interviews?

Photography club interview is generally divided into two stages, self-introduction and question-and-answer session. It is worth noting that some large photography institutions may need to submit some photos taken at ordinary times when submitting the application form.

I have a roommate who joined an organization similar to a photography club in college, but he joined a journalist club instead of a simple photography club. His main job is to take some photos, so it is similar to a photography club. Let me tell you something about his interview experience.

At first, he wanted to join a photography club because she usually likes to take some photos with her mobile phone. When the club enrolled students, he went to recruit new students and got the application form. That's because he didn't know much about the situation, so he added WeChat to recruit new students. (In fact, if you want to know more, you can also take the initiative to add the WeChat of a senior like him. Generally, senior students are still willing and can show enthusiasm. )

Later, she added WeChat, and she was very lucky. The wechat directly added by the senior schoolmate is the head of the team, and then the senior asks him to send him some photos that he usually takes that feel better. My classmate found some mobile phone photo albums temporarily, and the photos taken were better. After simple processing, they were sent to seniors.

About two or three days later, she received an interview notice. She attended the interview on time and the overall interview atmosphere was lively. First, she made a brief self-introduction (1-3 minutes), and then the following seniors and seniors will introduce their interview, as well as the application form, asking about their specialties. As long as you are prepared in advance, everyone knows how to answer and seek truth from facts. Then she may ask you some ideas about taking pictures and what you want to learn in this club in the future, but she didn't ask the more professional questions she thought she would ask, such as composition, hue and camera.

Generally speaking, the interview atmosphere of the photography club is relatively relaxed. What we have to do is to face it with a normal heart and show the positive side. However, after entering the club, we may get together irregularly and take photos somewhere. A shot may be a morning or an afternoon, which needs to be arranged reasonably.