Sarah Snyder has been the Jets crew photographer for over 4 years. Watch her recreation day regimen and the whole thing an NFL …
Sarah Snyder has been the Jets crew photographer for over 4 years. Watch her recreation day regimen and the whole thing an NFL …
Dream job!
How can I get this job ???????
Love this BTS. Very cool
How does one get this job?
How much is the pay?
love it!<3
Literally my dream career…Professional team Photographer!
Hopefully she will get to photograph a Jets win this season!
Crazy video but like new in the field the Lens Hoods Are on backwards or not there. She didnt purchase the lenses. Great video other than that.
I like the ethernet point thing.
She's a real talent – also in front of the camera! Im all in for a season long doc!
as a solo, part time photographer, that editing in near real time workflow is wild!
Who owns the cameras and lenses?
she's really gorgeous
Cool job! I am literally drooling over that equipment case full of cameras and lenses.
This is my dream job
Love this kind of content. Keep em coming.
The whole Jets media team is lackluster as fugging Woody.
I hope the lens hood that is always on backwards is on purpose?
MORE!!!!!!!!!
Truly amazing. We want a long version of this!!!!
She looks like she's not married.
That was awesome and I'm not even a Jets fan lol
5 or 6 camera , 3 or 4 big bags ..full of lenses , big lenses ….she spent millions!!!!
Excellent video👍👍
Hats off to you Sarah from an amateur photographer who did a voluntary season photographing Ice Hockey games in Australia. Ours was like a walk in the park compared to what you do!
Surprised they don't have auto wireless transmission rather than physical ethernet points
dream job
Canon is just the best
"pro photographer" keeps her lens hood on backwards ☠☠
That was 60k of camera bodies in that ONE case! What a dream
What a great video!
This is insane dope
Thanks for the inside peek! Great video.
Sign me up. Definitely one of the best jobs.
What were the lenses mostly used in this video?😅These pic were crisp
It must be depressing photographing and following the Jets.