I. Selecting the right pieces for a portfolio
A. Who is the client and what do they want to see?
B. Number of pieces: unless specified, quality over quantity
C. A neat and clean presentation: keeping it simple and user
friendly
D. Style: consistency or variety - a portfolio for either
E. Keeping the portfolio up to date
II. Presenting one's work
B. Creative presentations
2. Small compact presentations
3. Mailing a portfolio (turnaround time, postage, etc.)
6. Black and white reproductions
a. Do-it-yourself framing and matting
c. Photo resources (quality labs, professional photographers)
III. Verbal skills needed in discussing the portfolio
A. Who is the client and what is the objective?
B. Expressing one's ideas and working with the client
2. How it can improve your portfolio
IV. Developing a portfolio
A. Including actual examples of one's work
B. Including reproduced samples
1. Identifying weak points
2. Improving content and presentation
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