Entertainment Weekly Taps Greg Garry as Photography Director | People on the Move

[caption id="attachment_128255" align="alignright" width="150"] Greg Garry[/caption] Former photo director of Out Magazine, Greg Garry, is joining Entertainment Weekly. Starting this week, Garry will oversee EW’s photography team from the New York office until this fall when he transfers to the magazine's Los Angeles headquarters. Over Garry's six-year term at Out, he commissioned all of the photography for the publication and the website, and produced several portfolios for the magazine’s events, including OUT100. He brings over 17 years of experience to this new role including working at Complex, Radar and Wallpaper, and producing and art directing several editorial and advertising photo shoots. “Greg’s work has been cited for awards from both ASME and SPD," said Henry Goldblatt, editor-in-chief of EW. “We are incredibly fortunate that a publishing and photo veteran of Greg’s caliber will be joining EW’s award-winning photo team.” [caption id="attachment_128257" align="alignright" width="150"] Jeremy Fass[/caption] Here are the rest of this week's people on the move... New York Media has tapped Jeremy Fass for the newly created role of head of programmatic revenue. Fass will be tasked with developing and implementing a strategy for programmatic revenue growth across the company’s digital brands. He is joining New York Media from his role as executive director at Condé Nast where he assisted in scaling the programmatic business and curated new enterprise data... Continue reading at 'Folio Magazine'

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