Assistant Photographer (Bilingual in Korean)

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trend notesLake Forest (CA)

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About the role

Hiring Position: Assistant Photographer1. Company Introduction At Trend Notes, we set ourselves apart as a competitive buying source. We have the muscle to back it up, too. Thanks to close relationships with more than 100 vendors in the LA Fashion District, our fashion forecasters know what's coming down the catwalk before it ever hits the racks. We set the trends that appear in shops and on the street. Every day, we snag fresh fads and of-the-moment styles. Through our distribution channel, which reaches over 34,000 retail customers, we pass the fashion onto you. A subscription to Trend Notes opens up access to regional trend readings that reveal what's hot in your area. We offer our wholesalers bi-weekly updates detailing the bestselling merchandise, color palettes, and styles that apply to their location. Trend Notes is an Irvine-based fashion wholesaler specializing in trendy womenswear, accessories, and children's clothing since 2010. Their core business goals are quality control, inventory management, and customer service.2.

Assistance Photographer Responsibilities: Assist with Photograph Sessions General administrative duties Edits using Adobe Creative Suite CS6: Adobe Photoshop3. What we are seeking: Quick learner and able to adjust to changing environments and priorities. Able to work in a fast paced environment and work well under pressure. We are looking for a committed individual who is responsible, knows how to take initiative and has a positive attitude. We work with a lot of products so who has attention to detail, able to follow directions, good with time management, great with communication, able to take initiative, able to work as a team.4.

Requirements: Due to the nature of its work and the clients it engages in, we are looking for bi-lingual in English and KoreanAdobe Creative Suite CS6: Adobe Photoshop Good communication skills

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