Join us for an exciting event with professional photographer Drew Forsyth as he demonstrates how to achieve the best portraits whilst shooting on location.

In this online seminar, Redeye board members Lindsay Taylor and Liz Wewiora, share their advice on the best ways to communicate your practice when applying for creative opportunities and public funding

In this online seminar, photography industry expert, Zoe Whishaw, covers the fundamental questions every photographer needs to ask themselves to help shape their career and become a pro. 

Join us and the Photography Ethics Centre for this year’s Photography Ethics Symposium on the theme of vulnerability on the 2nd Decemeber 2022. 

About the Event

This event welcomes you to join the discussion about commissioning socially engaged projects from both the photographer's and commissioner's point of view. Speakers Gwen Riley Jones and Rosie Naylor talk about their commissioning experience; following that will be an open conversation for all to take part in. 

Graduate Takeover is a short season of events, advice and inspiration led by last year’s photography graduates, to help you hit the ground running. It’s free and open to all, especially new graduates and new starters, and co-delivered by Redeye, Fuse and Short Supply.

In this session Paul and Rosie from Redeye will talk through how to plan your business model, and use it strategically to monetise your practice and build your career.  

Our Careers Clinics are an open space for discussion, each week looking at a different element of running a successful creative practice. On Wednesday the 16th June we are thrilled to welcome Jaheed Hussain, founder of Fuse, and Hawwa Alam, co-founder of The Rice Bowl Collective, to talk about marketing yourself and your work.

Our Open Space events are informal discussions focused around subjects important to the photography community.

This time we will look at the accessibility of our online events with the help of artist Anna Farley.

Originally envisaged as a physical exchange between UK and Hong Kong visual arts networks, Peer to Peer has responded to the Covid-19 pandemic to become an online space where meaningful exchange can happen and partnerships and relationships can be forged. This panel discusses the changing role of archives, comparing the approaches in Hong Kong and the UK, and considers what the archives and collections of the future might look like.

An overview and discussion concerning the ethical challenges and issues facing photography today, with Savannah Dodd, founding director of the Photography Ethics Centre. Free and all welcome.