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Legacy Tributes

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Legacy Tributes

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What's your mark?

At Marks In Time we develop artists, not just staff. These questions help us find what you notice, what you chase, and what makes your work yours, so we can build real projects around it.

There are no right answers. Short and honest beats long and polished.

About 25 minutes. Your answers save on this device as you go, so you can stop and come back.

1

You

The basics, so we can reach you and file your work properly.

Your name *

Email *

What do you make? *Pick everything that applies.

Photography Video / film Editing Drone Design Other

How long have you been creating seriously?

Portfolio or Instagram link

2

Where it started

We're after a specific moment, not a summary.

What pulled you into making images?

Describe one moment you knew this was yours.Where were you, what were you looking at, what happened?

If we introduced you as an artist, not an employee, what should we say?One or two sentences.

3

Your eye

What you notice without trying is the strongest clue to your signature.

You walk into a space you've never seen. What do you notice first?

What do you see that other people walk right past?

What makes an image feel dead to you, even if it's technically fine?

4

The evidence

Your work tells us more than any answer. This chapter matters most.

Link 5–10 pieces that feel most like you *One link per line. A shared folder, gallery or individual posts all work. Personal work counts.

If you could only keep one of those, which is it, and why? *

Name a piece you made that's good but doesn't feel like you. What's missing?This helps us see the edges of your style.

Finish the sentence: "My work is different because I…"

5

Taste

Your taste has a history. Tell us where it came from, including outside photography.

Three creators who influence you, and the one thing you take from each.Photographers, directors, musicians, designers, painters, anyone.

What films, music, places or eras shape your eye?

One image, film, album or artwork that changed how you see.

6

Rapid round

Go with your gut. Pick a dot closer to the side you lean toward, or the middle if it truly depends.

7

Obsession and direction

This is where signature series come from.

What could you shoot, film or edit 100 times and still love?

MIT gives you $5,000 and total creative freedom. What do you make?

What should people feel when they experience your work?

Three years from now, what should people hire you specifically to create?

8

Your mark

Last questions. The blind-spot answer stays inside MIT and is never published.

Where do you get stuck, or what do you avoid shooting?Internal only. It helps us pair you with the right projects and collaborators.

What could only you make?

What should we have asked that we didn't?

9

Review and send

I understand MIT will review my answers and work, with help from AI tools, to draft my artist profile, and that I'll see and approve it before anything is published. *

Can MIT use your answers and selected work in public artist features?

Yes, after I approve the profile Ask me piece by piece Internal use only for now

Received. Thank you.

Here's what happens next.

We read your answers alongside the work you linked.
We book a 20-minute conversation to test what we think we're seeing.
You review a draft of your artist profile. Nothing goes public without your approval.

Marks In Time Media Group

4635 San Felicia Avenue Southeast, Albany, OR 97322

866-737-4686 booking@marksintime.com