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Phillip Jarrell现在的身份是一名著名时尚摄影师，他是一位集音乐制作人，词曲作家，歌手，时尚摄影师和吉他设计于一身的艺术家。
基本内容
Phillip Jarrell是美国纽约的著名时尚摄影师。多年来，他的足迹遍及欧美，先后在美国纽约，意大利米兰，法国巴黎，德国汉堡以及亚洲的一些城市从事专业时装摄影工作。
Phillip Jarrell为全球最著名的时尚杂志，如《时尚》、《时装之苑》、《人物》、H6K、《Process》、 《Motion》等，摄制了大量的精美作品，在时尚界产生了广泛的影响。
Phillip Jarrell曾多次与全球著名时装公司，以及ＣＢＳ，Universal， Rampage等全球音乐制作公司进行过摄影合作或独立创作工作。这些工作使他与许多美国的著名的模特公司建立了密切的关系，因此，为数众多的世界著名模特都被收入他的摄影镜头。
Phillip Jarrell的摄影镜头也曾多次推向许多亚洲的明星人物，如为天王巨星刘德华在纽约的一些推广活动摄影。
此外，他与许多著名服装设计师，其中包括亚洲著名服装设计师和中国的著名时装设计师，如张天爱等，进行过密切合作，为他们的服装提供摄影和在纽约进行推广宣传。
值得一提的是， 作为著名时尚 摄影师的Phillip Jarrell，在音乐方面也具有很高的造诣。他曾经是美国著名的流行音乐制作人，包括音乐创作，歌词创作等，担任过美国Twentieth Century Fox ，ＭＯＴＯＷＮ等音乐制作公司的签约音乐制作人。同时， 他也是一位歌手，在２４岁作词并作曲的歌曲 "Torn Between Two Lovers"，成为美国当时上榜的冠军歌曲。在全球销售创下１０００万的记录。所以，菲利普的摄影工作涉及许多著名音乐人， 如Jose Alberto 等的音乐作品，多次以摄影作品为他们进行个人形象宣传，并拍摄了大量的ＣＤ封面。
音乐
在24岁作词并作曲的歌曲"Torn Between Two Lovers"，成为美国当时上榜的冠军歌曲。在全球销售创下1000万的记录。曾担任美国TwentiethCentury Fox ，MOTOWN等音乐制作公司的签约音乐制作人。
摄影
Phillip Jarrell拍摄了72种不同的杂志封面，其中包括《数字时代》（Stuff)、《中国商业摄影》（Chinese Commercial Photography）、《今日风采》（Oggi）、《健康时尚》（LOHAS）、《你》（ACTIVE LIFESTYLE MAGAZING FOR WOMEN IN THE WORLD）、《ORANGE》、《Luci》、《大都市》、《生活周刊》、《TALENT》、《H6K》、《炫色》、《申江影视》等。很多明星名人名模都被收入他的摄影镜头，如Beyonce Giselle Knowles、Rolling Stones、AvrilLavigne , Celine Dion, Beyonce, Kylie Minogue, Christina Aguilera、刘德华、李冰冰、范冰冰、赵薇、任泉、张信哲、李泉、韩雪、钟丽缇、刘烨、小S、胡兵、曾黎、丁子峻、熊黛林、张静初、张梓琳、 黄奕、唐季礼、张庭、陈好、李小冉、杨恭如、左小青、刘涛、戚薇、何润东等。此外，Phillip Jarrell还曾多次为上海戏剧学院拍摄教程《着色》。
Phillip Jarrell还创作了一系列的艺术摄影，他的艺术作品极具冲击力，美轮美奂，却又深刻表达出人物的内心,并分别在美国北卡罗来纳州扬西维尔（ Yanceyville, NC）和上海斯格威铂尔曼大酒店及上海田子坊展出。
吉他：源于对艺术的追求和灵感，及对音乐的狂热，Phillip Jarrell于2007年创作了自己的吉他工作室。包括麦当娜的吉他手Monte Pittman，Mac McAnally,Peter Mayer等都在使用他的吉他，他的吉他还被《108 ROCK STAR GUITARS》收入其中。
PHILLIP JARRELL / Co-Founder, Photographer & Photo Editor of World Asia Inc.
NOW: in 2004, he is still working freelance, internationally. Recently Co founder and Chief Photographer of "5th Avenue Photography Studio" Shanghai & New York.
Phillip works with a wide variety of magazines, as he is photographing Fashion magazine covers, CD covers, celebrities, fashion editorials, fashion catalogues, and advertisements.
His experience in the industry includes work with clients such as Anne Taylor, Limited, Elle Magazine, Italian Cosmo Magazine, Stuff Magazine, Biba Magazine, Oggy Magazine, Can Cam Magazine, Men’s Metropolis Magazine, Zink Magazine, Process Magazine, many model agencies in the U.S., Europe, and Asia. Universal Records and Rampage Records, New York.
Through his projects, Phillip has developed strong relationships with many fashion designers, fashion magazines, top modeling agencies and record labels.
Phillip’s music experience includes writing, performing, producing and recording with major record labels such as MOTOWN, and Twentieth Century Fox Records in Los Angeles.
In 1977, Phillip penned a number one hit song with Peter Yarrow, "Torn Between Two Lovers". "Torn Between Two Lovers" was number one on four billboard charts and later became a CBS movie made for TV, starring Lee Remick. It was also recorded in many languages. The song has sold worldwide ten million records. In 1979-81, he produced new wave bands as "The Lurkers of London" in England. In the past few years, he developed music projects for TV’s "Sesame Street" and created musical stories for Toys ’R Us.
The Zebra Hummer is a positively striking instrument, and maybe that shouldnu2019t come as a surprise, as the guitaru2019s designer, Phillip Jarrell, is a fine art photographer with dozens of magazine covers and a recent gallery showing on his résumé. His latest objets du2019art are Jarrell Guitars, which in a few short years have attracted the attention of a wide range of players from King Diamond shredder Mike Wead to Sonic Youth mad genius Lee Ranaldo.
Jarrell clearly has little patience for the ordinary (check out the “mythical creatures” in his latest photo exhibit), and his guitars reflect that same imagination, starting with the cases: the Zebra Hummer lives in a form-fitting silver metallized cocoon (with integral hygrometer) that looks like something Frodo might have found in the recesses of Mount Doom.[1]