Jacob Black (1995, Bath) is a photojournalist and photo editor living and working in London. Committed, hardworking, and highly organised, Jacob is determined to use the visual arts to explore stories of consequence. Through a passion for the social sciences and lens-based documentation, Jacob completed a BA in Politics (2018) and an MA in Photojournalism (2021) receiving a 2.1 and distinction respectfully. In 2020, Jacob was a finalist in Lensculture and The Independent Photographer international photo competition for a single image. Since, Jacob has contributed images to multiple global digital and print media platforms, responsible for delivering captivating visual and written content. Jacob looks to a future working in the news media utilising experience as a researcher, storyteller, and photographer to investigate and document with unwavering resolve and dedication.
Projects credited in
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Work history
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Freelance Photo AssistantFreelance
London, United KingdomFreelance
Supporting photographers in commercial photo shoots.
Finalising post-production - colour correcting, scanning, and printing. Understanding of branding, tone of voice, storytelling
Finding locations
Interacting with clients
Assisting production of high-quality images for various print and digital projects
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Event PhotographerFreelance
London, United KingdomFreelance
Photographing underground dance events across London and Bristol. Fast environments
Quick image turn-around
Used for event promotion
Skills
- Adobe
- Photo Assisting
- Colour Correcting
Education
Master of ArtsLondon College of Communication, UAL
London, United Kingdom
Jacob Black, completed a MA in Photojournalism and Documentary photographic in 2021, receiving a Distinction. His work explored a myriad of themes throughout the course which also featured in a variety of publications.
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BA PoliticsThe University of Brighton
Brighton, United Kingdom
Jacob received a 2.1 in BA Politics, producing a credited research paper on moral panics and the British media's legitimisation of the 2003 Iraq war. The academic paper was met with critical appraisal and made available for public use on the Brighton University archives. During Jacob's tenor, he was often cited for his critical thinking, often able to compile original and interesting research, and was asked to moderate a number of student led symposiums.