Didn't Get The Photo Shoot

A couple of days ago, I got this email:

I've been interviewing and showing my book for editorial work for quite some time. So far, I have yet to be offered a shoot. I have been told by many different sources that I have been viewed as the top candidate. I just don't understand what's wrong.

How do I properly ask for that feedback? I'm not sure how to properly phrase the email to ensure them so I don't want to be viewed as hostile.


  1. Don't email: email is too easy to ignore.
  2. Phone the editor to make an appointment without sounding hostile asking for:


Thanks for the interview, I understand somebody else got the shoot. I was wondering if you could give me another half hour of your time, to help me learn what I need to do.


Or something along these lines. Change it from business to personal. You are asking a person to help you, and many will.

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blog/didn-t-get-the-job.txt · Last modified: 2008/11/18 07:09 by syv
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