Portofolio - Fajar Saputra 2491471025

 December 23 2024

General English - Dr Zalzulifa M,Pd

Fajar Saputra (2491471025)

Hi, my name is Fajar Saputra, I was born in Jakarta on October 7 2005. I studied at SMA 24, after that I continued at the Politeknik Negeri Media Kreatif. and this is where I am currently learning. My hobby is listening to music, my parents, my father, work as entrepreneurs, while my mother works as a housewife. I have 2 younger brothers. and I am the oldest of 3 siblings. The reason I studied photography was to become a successful artist and entrepreneur.



















                                                                                    

                                                                              
                                                                                      




                                                                                 






                                                                               

                                                                               






my story line

Vocabulary

Golden Age 

Picture

 Photojournalism

 Photographs

 American Civil War

 Revolutionary

 Crystallizing

 Artfully 

Reporting 

Lens 

Guidelines

 Counterparts

Educate Future Stories News Branch Document Events Describe Newsworthy Editorial Political War

Sports Newspaper Billboard Camera

Active to Passive

Active= Readers want to see news when it happens. Passive= News is wanted by readers when it happens.

Active= Humans recognize pictures better than they do text. Passive= Pictures are recognized better than text by humans. Active= Journalists will share their information by employing pen and paper. Passive= Their information will be shared by journalists by employing pen and paper.

Active= Photojournalists use a camera as their medium. Passive= A camera is used as a medium by photojournalists.

Active= Photojournalists will use images to tell the entire story. Passive= Images will be used by photojournalists to tell the entire story.

Passive to Active

Passive= Photos have been used to accompany news articles since the start of the American Civil War. Active= Journalists have used photos to accompany news articles since the start of the American Civil War.

Passive= These cameras were seen as revolutionary by photographers everywhere. Active= Photographers everywhere saw these cameras as revolutionary.

Passive= No matter how the story is told. Active= No matter how someone tells the story.

Passive= Images in photojournalism are not used to create a false narrative. Active= Photojournalists do not use images in photojournalism to create a false narrative.

Passive= These are not considered art. Active= People do not consider these art.

Reason the team use this article

Our reason is because the articles carried from the NY times website are very complete and complex, we can bring what, who, why, where, and how in one article and also various tenses that can be carried through the journalistic themes carried.

Translate website

Foto jurnalistik dapat didefinisikan sebagai proses penggunaan foto untuk menceritakan sebuah cerita. Jika jurnalis konvensional berbagi informasi dengan menggunakan pena dan kertas (atau mungkin keyboard), jurnalis foto menggunakan kamera sebagai medianya. Seorang jurnalis foto akan menggunakan gambar untuk menceritakan keseluruhan cerita, dari awal hingga akhir, dan jika dieksekusi dengan benar, pembaca bahkan mungkin tidak memerlukan kata-kata untuk sepenuhnya memahami pesan yang disampaikan.

YOUTUBE EXHIBITION LINK : https://youtu.be/P0IKYSOOiJQ?feature=shared

YOUTUBE INTRODUCTION LINK : https://youtu.be/7JyJ6pWmIKw?feature=shared

YOUTUBE PRESENTATION LINK : https://youtu.be/KNimRYqVvd0?feature=shared

MID TEST DRIVE : https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1SgquTLXL63wxJbQmVilqnQaxCcShTk58

PPT LINK : https://www.canva.com/design/DAGaFSSYBhk/KbuRjiea-1Zv2dDjGS_6bw/edit?utm_content=DAGaFSSYBhk&utm_campaign=designshare&utm_medium=link2&utm_source=sharebutton

FAJAR SAPUTRA – 2491471025 – ENGLISH MID TEST 2024 – Class 1B
PBLL
Please Explain Briefly about your understanding on Publipreneur Based Language Learning (PBLL) for Photography Business?
PBLL Photography type is a learning method based on entrepreneurship and language to develop photography business skills.
How can PBLL Influence and improve your reading skill? Give example.
PBLL is an entrepreneurship-based learning technique. At one of the steps, students must search for and read article references from the internet. That's where reading skills will improve. For example: reading an article about developments and predictions about current and future camera technology
How can PBLL Influence and improve your writing skill? Give example.
PBLL can improve writing skills because it is used to writing when at the steps of writing articles that have been searched for or used as references. For example: writing an article about the camera business, its practices, and his experience on the blog
How can PBLL influence and improve your listening skill? Give example.
PBLL can improve hearing ability because one of the steps requires real practice techniques. Example: Paying attention, learning and listening to camera experts
How can PBLL Influence and improve your speaking skill? Give example.
PBLL can improve speaking skills because one of the steps must use the right sentences, vocabulary, paragraphs, intonation and presentation to customers. Example: Promoting my camera to one of the potential customers to buy my camera.

THANK YOU.

Link Video Fajar Studio Company Profile From Youtube :

https://youtu.be/Rn41RVYy9gE?feature=shared

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19-06-2025

Link Youtube Dialog Fajar Studio : 
https://youtu.be/9y8MGQyPRng?feature=shared

Link Studio Presentasi :
https://youtu.be/Rn41RVYy9gE?feature=shared

Link PPT fajar studio : https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1dq7WANIwOIRWMIo97CZ3aiZQtYKjQ08G?usp=sharing






















Business Profile :

Fajar Studio is a professional photography studio based in [your location], offering high-quality photography services for a wide range of needs. With the spirit of welcoming every "new dawn," we are committed to capturing every precious moment in your life.

 

LOCATION :

·       PERTUKANGAN SUB DISTRICT, PESANGRAHAN DISTRICT.  SOUTH JAKARTA CITY

 

Vision :

·       To become a trusted and creative photography studio that captures every special moment with artistry and professionalism.

 

Mission:

·       To provide high-quality photography services at affordable prices.

·       To create a delightful experience for every client.

·       To continuously innovate with the latest photography concepts and techniques.

 

 

 Purpose of Fajar Studio

·       Capture Life’s Precious Moments

To professionally document important moments in people’s lives — from personal milestones to major events — creating lasting memories through high-quality photography.

·       Deliver Excellent Customer Experiences

To provide a pleasant, comfortable, and satisfying experience for every client through friendly service, artistic results, and attention to detail.

·       Offer Innovative and Creative Photography Services

To always innovate in photography concepts, techniques, and services to meet various customer needs in a dynamic and creative way.

·       Support the Growth of Local Creative Industries

To become a driving force in the local creative economy by collaborating with other talents such as makeup artists, event organizers, and small businesses.

·       Expand Business Sustainably

To grow sustainably by continuously improving the quality of services, investing in the latest technology, and opening new service opportunities (such as videography, live streaming, and workshop classes).

·       Promote Professional Standards in Photography

To set a high professional standard in both technical skills and customer service, raising public appreciation for the art of photography.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Business Strategy

 

·       Market Focus Strategy

Target key market segments: young professionals, engaged couples, families, small businesses.

Expand to corporate clients and event organizers through networking and partnerships.

 

·       Service Excellence Strategy

Prioritize customer satisfaction with friendly service, fast response times, and flexible packages.

Offer personalized consultations to understand client needs before every photoshoot.

 

·       Creative Differentiation Strategy

Regularly create unique photography concepts (seasonal themes, mini sessions, creative product styling).

Introduce trending services like candid photography, cinematic videos, and 360-degree shoots.

 

·       Technology and Equipment Investment

Invest in the latest photography equipment (full-frame cameras, studio lighting, editing software).

Stay updated with trends in photo editing and digital delivery platforms.

 

·       Branding and Promotion Strategy

Build a strong brand identity through consistent logo, colors, and tone across all media.

Use Instagram, TikTok, and a professional website to showcase portfolios and client testimonials.

Offer seasonal promotions, giveaways, and referral programs.

 

·       Collaboration and Community Engagement

Collaborate with local businesses (cafes, florists, wedding organizers) for mutual promotion.

Hold photography workshops or free community photo days to build goodwill and brand awareness.

 

·       Operational Efficiency Strategy

Standardize processes (booking, shooting, editing, delivery) for speed and quality control.

Use management tools (CRM, scheduling apps) to handle appointments and client follow-ups.

 

 

·       Revenue Diversification

Add services like videography, drone services, livestream coverage, and studio rentals.

Sell photography-related products (photo albums, frames, digital art prints).

 

Business Plan and Action Steps

             Preparation Stage (Month 1–2)

Action Steps:

·       Finalize company identity (logo, tagline, color theme)

·       Set up photography studio space (location, renovation if needed)

·       Purchase essential equipment (camera, lenses, lighting, backdrop)

·       Build a simple, attractive website and set up social media accounts (Instagram, TikTok, Facebook)

 

Soft Launch and Branding (Month 3)

 

Action Steps:

·       Organize a soft opening event with free mini sessions for invited guests

·       Upload portfolio content consistently on Instagram and TikTok

·       Offer promotional opening packages (discounted prices, free photo prints)

·       Collect early testimonials and customer reviews

 

Client Acquisition (Month 3–6)

 

Action Steps:

·       Actively promote via paid ads (Instagram Ads, Google Ads)

·       Join local wedding fairs or business expos

·       Collaborate with wedding organizers, event planners, florists, and cafes

·       Introduce referral programs (discounts for clients who refer friends)

 

Service Development (Month 6–12)

 

Action Steps:

·       Launch new service packages: pre-wedding + wedding combo, studio rental

·       Introduce quick ID photo service for walk-in clients

·       Launch seasonal thematic photoshoots (Christmas, Valentine, Graduation)

·       Build partnerships for bundled services (photography + makeup + decoration)

 

Expansion and Diversification (Year 2 Onwards)

 

Action Steps:

·       Open a second mini-studio branch in a different city or area

·       Add videography and drone photography services

·       Develop online booking system with e-payment options

·       Create merchandise: custom photo frames, printed albums, digital art gifts

 

             Monitoring and Adjustment

·       Evaluate sales and customer feedback monthly

·       Adjust marketing strategies based on high-performing channels

·       Train the team regularly on new photography trends and editing skills

 

 

Control System

1. Financial Control

·       Daily Sales Recording:

Input all income (photo sessions, product sales, rentals) into a digital accounting system

(e.g., Wave, QuickBooks).

·       Monthly Financial Reports:

Prepare profit and loss statements monthly for management review.

·       Expense Monitoring:

Track all operational costs and limit non-essential spending.

·       Annual Budget Planning:

Set revenue targets and operational budgets at the beginning of each year.

 

2. Operational Control

·       Standard Operating Procedures (SOP):

Create clear SOPs for every service, from client booking to photo delivery.

·       Checklist System:

Use checklists for studio setup, equipment maintenance, and client sessions to avoid missed steps.

·       Equipment Maintenance Log:

Schedule regular maintenance for cameras, lighting, and editing equipment every 3 months.

 

3. Quality Control

·       Photography Standards:

Define technical standards for lighting, composition, editing, and color correction.

·       Pre-delivery Review:

Every photo batch must be reviewed by the head editor or photographer before delivery.

·       Customer Satisfaction Surveys:

Send surveys to every client after service completion to collect feedback.

 

4. Human Resources Control

·       Training Program:

Hold regular skill training (photography, editing, customer service) every 6 months.

·       Performance Evaluation:

Conduct staff performance reviews every 6 months based on key KPIs (client satisfaction, punctuality, creativity).

·       Reward System:

Provide bonuses or incentives for outstanding performance (based on project targets or customer satisfaction ratings).

 

5. Marketing Control

·       Campaign Tracking:

Monitor the effectiveness of ads (social media, Google Ads) monthly.

·       Social Media Growth Monitoring:

Track follower growth, engagement rate, and content reach weekly.

·       Promotion Adjustment:

Adjust or pivot marketing strategies based on campaign performance data.

6. Risk Control

·       Client Agreement Contracts:

Every project must have a signed agreement outlining the scope, deliverables, and terms.

·       Backup Systems:

Use cloud storage (Google Drive, Dropbox) to back up all client photos.

·       Insurance:

Insure equipment and, if possible, get general liability insurance for the studio.

 

AREA

TOOL USED

FREQUENCY

Finance

Accounting software

Daily and monthly

Operations

SOPs and checklists

Daily

Quality

Review before delivery + surveys

Per project

Human resources

Training + evaluations

6 months

Marketing

Analytics reports

Weekly and monthly

Risk

Contracts + Cloud backup

Every project

 

SWOT Analysis for Fajar Studio

Strengths (Kekuatan)

·       High-quality photography with professional equipment and skilled team.

·       Wide range of services (portrait, wedding, commercial, events, ID photos).

·       Excellent customer service — friendly, responsive, and personalized.

·       Strategic studio location — easily accessible for clients.

·       Strong brand identity — consistent image across website, social media, and offline promotions.

Weaknesses (Kelemahan)

·       High initial investment (equipment, studio setup, marketing).

·       Dependence on seasonal demand (weddings, graduations).

·       Limited brand recognition at the early stage compared to established competitors.

·       Time-consuming post-production (editing and retouching).

Opportunities (Peluang)

·       Social media marketing can quickly expand brand awareness.

·       Growing demand for pre-wedding and wedding documentation.

·       Expansion into product photography for online businesses (especially post-pandemic)

·       Partnership opportunities with event organizers, venues, florists, and makeup artists.

·       Offering workshops or classes (basic photography, editing) to create new income streams.

Threats (Ancaman)

·       Increasing competition — many freelance photographers and home studios.

·       Clients DIY-ing photography with smartphones and editing apps.

·       Economic downturn could reduce client budgets for non-essential services.

·       Fast-changing trends in photography styles and technology.

 

 

 

Strategic Actions Based on SWOT Analysis

1. Maximize Strengths

·       Use a strong portfolio for regular promotions on Instagram, TikTok, and the website.

·       Highlight service quality and photo results in every marketing campaign.

·       Build a loyalty program (rewards for repeat clients) to strengthen customer relationships.

·       Make the studio a comfortable and attractive space for photoshoots so clients will want to return.

2. Minimize Weaknesses

·       To address high startup costs, create a strict financial plan and prioritize investment in essential equipment first.

·       Handle seasonal demand by diversifying services: focus on corporate events, product photography, and ID photo services during off-peak seasons.

·       Build brand awareness by hosting community events or mini-photo contests on social media.

·       Optimize editing workflows by using Lightroom presets and batch editing to save time.

3. Seize Opportunities

·       Focus on ads targeting young couples (pre-wedding and wedding services).

·       Create product photography packages for SMEs and online shops at competitive prices.

·       Build partnerships with wedding organizers, florists, and makeup artists for bundled packages.

·       Offer basic photography classes for beginners and local content creators — adding income streams while strengthening brand positioning.

4. Defend Against Threats

·       Always update photography and editing skills to keep up with the latest trends.

·       Innovate services: for example, cinematic-style photoshoots, storytelling sessions, and behind-the-scenes content for social media.

·       Use flexible pricing strategies and service options to counter clients who prefer DIY solutions.

·       Prepare adaptive promotions during economic downturns (such as light installment plans or mini-session packages).

FOCUS

PRIORITY LEVEL

Social media marketing

Very high

Service diversification

High

Financial control

Medium

New partnerships

High

Upskilling team

Medium

 

 

 

 

 

Service List

1. Personal Photography

·       Studio Portraits (individual, couple, family)

·       Graduation Photos

·       Baby & Kids Photography

·       Maternity Photoshoots

2. Event Documentation

·       Engagement / Pre-Wedding Sessions

·       Wedding Photography

·       Birthday Parties and Anniversaries

·       Corporate Events (seminars, company gatherings)

3. Commercial Photography

·       Product Photography (for catalogs, online stores, social media)

·       Food and Beverage Photography

·       Company Profile Photoshoots

·       Interior and Architecture Photography

4. Special Services

·       ID Photo Services (passport, visa, job application)

·       Cinematic Video Services (wedding highlights, promotional videos)

·       Drone Photography and Videography (outdoor events, real estate)

·       Live Streaming Services (weddings, seminars, private events)

5. Rental and Add-ons

·       Studio Rental (with or without photographer)

·       Photo Printing Services (albums, canvas prints, frames)

·       Custom Digital Art Prints (turning photos into digital paintings)

Price List

1. Personal Photography

·       Studio Portrait (Individual): IDR 350,000 per session.

Includes 5 edited photos and all raw files.

·       Couple / Family Photoshoot: IDR 550,000 per session.

For up to 5 people, includes 7 edited photos.

·       Graduation Photoshoot: IDR 400,000 per session.

Available in studio or outdoor locations.

 

 

 

 2. Event Documentation

·       Engagement Session: IDR 1,500,000 per session.

3-hour session with 40 edited photos included.

·       Wedding Photography (Full Day): IDR 5,500,000 per event.

Covers 8–10 hours, with over 200 edited photos.

·       Birthday Party / Private Event Coverage: IDR 1,200,000 per event.

3-hour coverage, includes 60 edited photos.

·       Corporate Event Coverage: IDR 2,000,000 per event.

4-hour coverage with a professional photography team.

3. Commercial Photography

·       Product Photography (Simple Setup): IDR 50,000 per product.

Minimum of 10 products per session.

·       Product Photography (Creative Setup): IDR 100,000 per product.

Includes concept creation and prop usage.

·       Food and Beverage Photography: IDR 750,000 per session.

Covers up to 10 food or beverage menu items.

·       Company Profile Photoshoot: IDR 2,500,000 per project.

Includes office environment, team, and activity shots.

 4. Special Services

·       ID Photo (Digital): IDR 75,000 per person.

Fast service, completed in 10 minutes.

·       Cinematic Video (Wedding/Event Highlights): IDR 4,000,000 per project.

Final video duration of 3–5 minutes.

·       Drone Photography & Videography: IDR 1,500,000 per session.

Up to 2 hours of drone flight time.

·       Live Streaming Service: IDR 2,000,000 per event.

Up to 3 hours, using a multi-camera setup.

5. Studio Rental & Add-ons

·       Studio Rental (without photographer): IDR 250,000 per hour.

Includes access to studio and lighting equipment.

·       Printed Photo Album: IDR 450,000 per album.

Premium quality, 20 pages.

·       Canvas Print (50x70 cm size): IDR 300,000 per piece.

Ready to hang.

·       Custom Digital Art Print: IDR 200,000 per design.

Digital illustration style artwork from your photo.

 

 

 

 

 

Special Promotions

·       Pre-Wedding + Wedding Package: Starting from IDR 6,500,000.

Includes a 10% discount.

·       Corporate Annual Contract: Custom pricing based on needs (contact us for details).

·       Referral Program: Earn a shopping voucher worth IDR 150,000 for every successful referral!

 

 

Business Model Canvas

1. Customer Segments

·       Young couples (pre-wedding & wedding)

·       Families (family portraits, baby photoshoots)

·       Companies (corporate events, company profiles)

·       Small businesses (product photography for online shops)

·       Individuals (graduation photos, ID photos)

2. Value Propositions

·       High-quality photos at competitive prices

·       Comfortable studio with professional equipment

·       Flexible service packages for various needs

·       Fast editing process with satisfying results

·       Personalized and customer-focused service

3. Channels

·       Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook

·       Official Fajar Studio website

·       WhatsApp Business for direct bookings

·       Offline studio for walk-in customers

·       Online marketplaces (Shopee, Tokopedia for prints & art products)

4. Customer Relationships

·       Free consultation before photoshoots

·       Loyalty program (discounts for repeat customers)

·       Post-service follow-up for feedback and testimonials

·       Referral program with attractive rewards

5. Revenue Streams

·       Personal, family, and event photography services

·       Video production and drone services

·       Photo album printing, canvas printing, digital art prints

·       Studio and photo prop rentals

·       Basic photography classes for the public

 

6. Key Resources

·       Professional DSLR/mirrorless cameras and lighting equipment

·       Fully equipped photo studio and editing tools

·       Photographer, editor, admin, and marketing teams

·       Online booking system and active social media presence

 

7. Key Activities

·       Photoshoots in studio and on location

·       Photo and video editing

·       Marketing and promotion through social media

·       Customer service and booking management

·       Collaboration with event organizers and other vendors

8. Key Partnerships

·       Wedding and event organizers

·       Professional makeup artists

·       Photo prop and decoration suppliers

·       Album and canvas printing vendors

·       Freelance drone operators and videographers

9. Cost Structure

·       Salaries for full-time staff and freelancers

·       Studio rent or lease

·       Purchase and maintenance of photography equipment

·       Marketing expenses (advertising, social media promotions)

·       Website development and IT system maintenance

·       Studio utilities and operational costs (electricity, internet)

 

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DIALOGUE VIDEO

[Setting: Village Hall – Fajar Studio inauguration event]

·       Fulan (Village Head):

"Assalamu'alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. Good morning everyone.

Today, we are gathered here to welcome a new business in our area, Fajar Studio.

I would like to invite Mr. Fajar, the founder of Fajar Studio, to introduce his business."

·       Fajar (Founder):

"Wa'alaikumussalam warahmatullahi wabarakatuh.

Thank you, Mr. Village Head, and all the residents who are here today.

My name is Fajar, the founder of Fajar Studio.

We are here to help capture the important moments in the lives of the community.

We hope Fajar Studio will become a part of the community's life journey and support local businesses through professional photography services."

·       BUDI WILLIE (Community Leader):

"Mr. Fajar, on behalf of the community, I warmly welcome Fajar Studio.

Today, event documentation has become a real need, whether for personal or community purposes.

I believe, with professionalism and youthful spirit, this business will grow and thrive among our community."

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link studio presentasi : https://youtu.be/Rn41RVYy9gE?feature=shared

link fajar studio dialogue : https://youtu.be/9y8MGQyPRng?feature=shared

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