The practice
Three things usually bought separately. Having them in one place means the idea, the pictures and the logistics are not pulling against each other.
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Portraits, editorial, campaigns, live shows, and the personal work that keeps the rest honest.
This is the part I actually do. Every shoot gets planned around the person or the thing in front of the camera rather than a house formula, and you get the edit sequenced the way it is meant to be read, not a folder of everything I took.
02
Working out what a set of pictures is saying before anyone picks up a camera.
References, tone, casting, location, and the thread that holds a set together. You end up with something you can keep using rather than a one off look that only worked once.
03
The people, places and practical detail needed to carry the idea through to the final frame.
Crew, permits, locations, schedules, budgets and the unglamorous logistics that decide whether the idea survives contact with the day. Available as a full service or alongside an existing producer.
How it runs
01
What the work is for, who it is talking to, and what a good result looks like.
02
Approach, references, crew, timings, and what it costs.
03
Prep, the shoot itself, and direction on the day.
04
A sequenced edit, retouched, in whatever formats you need.
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