Episode 5 - How To Start Your Business In Photography

35m · Cool Girls Create Podcast With Taniesha "Tee" Westbrook · 12 Nov 00:00

Join Tee Westbrook of Cool Girls Create and Sammy Hearn as we discuss how to start a business in photography. Sammy is an entrepreneur that offers photography, graphic arts, creative direction and editing services.

After working in print news for a good portion of her 20s, Sammy decided that she truly wanted to do was create art. She left the news world in 2016 for full-time freelance work and never looked back, and have since shot for NASA, Manuel Couture, Bloomberg Associates, and more. Her favorite shoots are creative, imaginative, dreamy and glamorous, with a touch of science fiction and otherwordly taste.

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