Did you bring a portfolio?
"I did bring my portfolio! Included are a few portraits, two headshots, three group photos, and several landscape pictures. All of these images were taken at a wedding I worked on a few months back. To date, I think this project has offered the best reflection of my skill set. The weather was a bit unpredictable that day. I had to adapt my original plan, but everything turned out better than expected!"
As with most jobs, employers expect you to bring a copy of your resume to the interview. Artists, on the other hand, should plan on bringing both a resume and a portfolio. While resumes give an overview of work history, portfolios offer evidence of skill. If the employer gave a specific amount of pictures to bring, honor that, and also have a few extras just in case. Make sure the pictures you include align with the company's work. The best portfolio is one that wins the employer's appreciation and garners a reaction.
"Yes! As requested, I brought my portfolio. Inside you will find several pictures, each featuring different people from different angles. All of them correspond with the company's wedding theme. Every time I have a photoshoot with a client, I try finding ways to experiment with lighting or poses. Sometimes I go for unusual angles. All of these experiences have helped me to grow as a photographer."