Hannah Bishop
About Hannah Bishop
Hannah Bishop is a Photo Researcher based in London, currently working at The Economist since 2018 and previously served as Picture Editor at the Financial Times for nine years. She coordinates a large team and manages various editorial and photographic projects, while also offering freelance floral services.
Work at The Economist
Hannah Bishop has been employed at The Economist as a Photo Researcher since 2018. In this role, she coordinates a team of over 50 editors and production staff. Her responsibilities include organizing features, photo shoots, and interviews weekly for various publications. She engages in editorial and picture research across all sections, ensuring high-quality visual content that aligns with the publication's standards.
Previous Experience at Financial Times
Before joining The Economist, Hannah Bishop worked at the Financial Times as a Picture Editor from 2009 to 2018. During her nine years in this position, she was responsible for organizing features, photo shoots, and interviews for the FT Weekend Magazine. Her role involved extensive collaboration with agents and publicists in the entertainment industry to secure interview commissions.
Education and Expertise
Hannah Bishop studied at the University of Kent, where she earned a BA Hons (2:1) in English Literature and Drama from 2005 to 2008. This educational background provides her with a strong foundation in storytelling and visual communication, which are essential in her roles in photo research and editing.
Technical Skills and Tools
In her professional capacity, Hannah Bishop utilizes Adobe Photoshop and Methode for picture and page production. These tools enable her to effectively manage visual content and ensure that it meets the publication's quality standards. Her technical skills contribute to her efficiency in coordinating editorial projects.
Freelance Opportunities
In addition to her full-time roles, Hannah Bishop is available for freelance floral commissions and events in London and beyond. She showcases her work through her website, www.ithinkthatyouaremagic.com, where she highlights her creative endeavors outside of photo research.