Albert Watson

Design Matters with Debbie Millman

Design Matters Media

Design, Arts

4.5 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 19 November 2018

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Debbie talks with famed photographer Albert Watson about his career and about the importance of preparing conceptually for a shoot.

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0:00.0	Ted Audio Collective.
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0:04.0	Hey listener, a quick favor.
0:08.0	We are conducting an audience survey and we'd be really grateful if you could take just a few minutes to respond.
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0:20.0	That's survey.
0:21.0	PRX.org.
0:22.0	slash design matters.
0:24.4	Thanks.
0:25.4	I think it began to take 10, 12, 14 years before I became really
0:29.7	fluent I felt uncomfortable.
0:32.4	So is that when I saw a vision of something I had a creative idea that I had the skills to carry out that idea?
0:38.0	This is Design Matters with Debbie Millman from design observer.com.
0:45.0	On this podcast, Debbie talks with photographer Albert Watson
0:51.0	about the importance of preparing conceptually for a shoot.
0:55.0	You have to have a plan. That's what's important and that's preparation.
0:59.0	Here's Debbie, first with some words about our sponsors and then with the interview which was conducted live
1:03.9	from inside an airstream trailer at Adobe Max in Los Angeles. I'd like to thank
1:09.2	two of the patrons that help make design matters possible.
1:13.3	Is your team designing an app from scratch,
1:16.4	rethinking the look and feel of your brand,
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