Photo-assignment in the Coffee sector at International Trade Centre: (Deadline Ongoing)

You are an experienced photographer based in Rwanda. Here is an assignment to work alongside the International Trade Centre (ITC) in taking photographs and writing short descriptions of the work of a series of coffee producers. The goal of the assignment is to take attractive photos of the coffee production, people and communities of around 10 such coffee producers. The output will be used to complete websites and in social media to promote the coffees toward international buyers.

Deliverables

For each coffee SME:

At least 30 high quality photos, taken using a digital SLR camera (or superior) of at least 12 MP (native, no up-sampling)

Photos must show a subject of interest, be in good light and have a good composition

At least 3 explanatory sentences for each photo
At least 1 interview of at least 150 words with a representative of the coffee producer (preferably the owner or manager)
One short video (2-3 minutes) per company – to be confirmed –

Steps

Attend a short briefing with ITC’s consultant
Organise photo RDV’s with assistance of local consultant (marketing coach and/or national coordinator)
Shoot a sample portfolio as above
Obtain approval of quality and approach from ITC before shooting

Interested candidates should submit a CV and photography portfolio (PDF, PPT file, Google drive link, website, etc.) to the following address: brands@intracen.org

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