digital interview questions: Digital Interviews: Questions, Answers and Tips to Prepare

If you’re looking for a job in digital photography, you’ve probably done some research on the matter. You might even have attended one of those networking events where people with similar interests get together and discuss industry trends over coffee. But if you really want to add value to an interview by really impressing a hiring manager, then it’s important that you do even more prep work ahead of time. This can mean doing more research about the company or its products (if applicable), practicing mock interviews with friends or family members who will help give feedback on what worked well and what didn’t so well when answering questions like these.

What is the average time to upload a photo?

The average time to upload a photo depends on the size and quality of your image. If you’re uploading to a social media site, it will take less time than if you were uploading it to a website. The upload speed is not affected by the type of camera used or its resolution.

How many photos do you have?

How many photos do you have? This is a good indicator of how serious you are about your business, and it’s important to have a large number of photos to show potential clients. You should be able to provide a sample of your work so that potential clients can see what they will be getting if they hire you.

What are some of the best ways to share content on the web?

For the most part, social media is where all the action is. The best way to share content on the web is through Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

• Facebook: If you’re going to share photos on a website or blog, then Facebook is your best bet–it has the largest user base of any other platform (1.5 billion users). You can also use it as an instant sharing tool by posting directly from your phone instead of having to go through emailing them or uploading them onto another site first. The only downside? You won’t get any data about how many people are seeing those posts unless you pay for advertising!
• Twitter: Although this platform has fewer users than Facebook does (300 million), its real benefit comes from its simplicity in terms of sharing links between friends who follow each other’s accounts via direct messages rather than having to post publicly like most other social media sites allow one person at a time per link/message sent out into cyberspace without regard for whether anyone else actually wants access since there’s no way around this limitation unless said individual decides otherwise themselves…so why bother using something like that when there are better options available elsewhere?

Do you have any contacts in the digital photography field?

The first thing to do is not to panic. If you don’t have contacts in the digital photography field, it’s okay! It’s not necessary to have contacts in order to get started. You can connect with people through social media or by going to events, conferences and workshops. This is also a great way of making connections with other photographers who will be able to recommend you if they need someone for an upcoming project.

What social media platforms do you use, and how often are you on them?

Social media is a great way to share your work, promote your business and network with other photographers. It’s also an excellent way to connect with potential clients.

If you’re not already on social media, now is the time to get started!

In this section we’ll cover:

• The most popular social media platforms in 2019 (and why they’re so important)
• How often should I post? And what should I post?

The goal of using social media as a photographer is simple: To build an audience that cares about what you have to say or show them.

How would you describe your relationship with photography?

Photography is a hobby, a passion and a way of life. It’s also my job. I’ve been taking pictures since I was a kid, but it wasn’t until college that I started thinking about photography as something more than just an activity to do on the weekends or during breaks from schoolwork.

I majored in photojournalism at Missouri State University and graduated with honors in May 2018. After graduation, I got an internship at the Springfield News Leader newspaper where I worked as an editorial intern for six months before taking another position with them as their chief photographer (I’ll talk more about this later).

What’s the most important thing to consider when shooting an event or wedding?

When shooting an event or wedding, there are a lot of things to consider. You want to make sure that you get the right shot, but you also need to make sure that:

• You don’t miss the shot.
• You don’t get in the way of the shot.
• Your equipment doesn’t get damaged by accident or by other people bumping into it (which happens more often than you think).
• And lastly, as photographers we need our eyesight protected at all times so we can see what’s going on around us and make quick decisions if something unexpected happens during shooting (like someone falling down).

How do you make sure your client’s needs are met when photographing a wedding or an event?

It’s important to make sure that you understand your client’s needs before the event. If they want photos of their children, for example, and you have no experience with kids or have never worked with them before, then it may be better for you to refer them to another photographer who does.

You should also make sure that all the necessary equipment is available and ready for use on time. This includes cameras (both digital and film), tripods, lighting equipment and anything else required by your clients or by law at the venue where they are getting married or doing whatever event they are attending. You should also have a backup plan in case something goes wrong with one of these pieces of equipment during an important moment like a wedding ceremony where no one wants any interruptions while saying “I do.”

You should keep your clients informed about any changes during the course of an event such as weather conditions changing suddenly due thunderstorms which could cause lightening strikes nearby causing power outages leading up until midnight when everyone has left their homes due heavy rains making roads unsafe for driving even though there were no storms forecasted earlier today when planning ahead would’ve been helpful but now everyone has gotten stuck here together so let’s try our best not disappoint each other yet again…

Prepare for these common questions about digital photography in advance.

• Knowing your strengths and weaknesses.
• Having a plan for the interview.
• Practicing answering questions in advance.
• Being confident in your answers, but also know when to admit that you don’t know something or ask for clarification on something you don’t understand.
• Preparing yourself to sell yourself as well as learn about what they’re looking for in an employee (and how it fits with your skillset).

We hope that these questions and answers will help you prepare for your digital photography interview. Remember, the most important thing is to be confident and knowledgable about your skills. If you’re prepared for any question they throw at you then there’s no reason why they wouldn’t hire you!