OWC Creator
Jake Chamseddine
Who Am I? How Did I Get My Start. What Are My Interests?
A professional coffee drinker who focuses on documentary, editorial, & music photography/directing.
Specializations: Photography, Video, VFX, Animation, Creative Direction
Clients:
- Green Day
- Lorde
- Panic! At The Disco
- Sony
- Adobe
- Carly Rae Jepsen
- Weezer
- Fall Out Boy
- Marshmello
- Nike
- Seattle Seahawks
- Steve Aoki
- UEFA Champions League
Features:
- Rolling Stone Magazine
- Billboard Magazine
- Alternative Press Magazine
- Variety Magazine
- EDM.COM
- iHeart Radio
- Sony Alpha Collective
Field Gear
- Sony A1
- Sony 24-70 G Master
- Sony 70-200 G Master
- OWC Atlas Pro 128GB SDXC UHS-II V60 Memory Cards
Workstation Gear
- 2023 MacBook Pro M2 Max
- OWC Envoy Pro FX drive
Cost-effective, highest quality memory cards for most common photo and up to 4K video capture uses.
The universally compatible, portable SSD for Thunderbolt and USB devices. Offers performance of up to 2800MB/s in a crushproof and waterproof case.
- Universal Thunderbolt Connectivity
- Up to 2800MB/s
- Military Grade Drop Proof
- Waterproof, Dustproof + Crushproof
Compact bus-powered dual slot SD memory card reader that helps photographers, filmmakers, and content creators work smarter & more efficiently.
Tips, Tricks, and Gear
The biggest piece of advice I have, in regards to photography, is to not put yourself in a box. A lot of people are considered "portrait, landscape, or music photographers". I think that’s bullshit. Just get out there and do what YOU want to do. Make stuff you want to make, and it will resonate with the right people in time.
OWC Gear I Like
Personally my favorite product I use from OWC is the Envoy Pro FX drives. They are unbelievably fast, & super durable. Makes me feel safe to have my gear stored on them & fast enough to work directly off them!
Workflow
My workflow is pretty straight forward but can change a bit job to job. I typically shoot on Uncompressed Raw format directly to my OWC Atlas Pro Cards in camera. Upload cards to storage like my OWC Envoy Pro drive. Then I will use a program called Photo Mechanic to sort through and make selects. I then import those selects to Lightroom classic and do all my editing/exporting there. Sometimes I will take a second to touch photos up in Photoshop if I need to.
