Brand campaigns
Direction, photography, and video for campaigns and launches. One story, shot from multiple angles, finished so the work holds up across press, paid, social, and web.
Subservices
Every campaign is built as a library the brand can run for months, not just the shots on the brief.
Campaign concept and creative direction
Photography and video on set
Casting and wardrobe direction
Post-production and delivery
Rollout planning
Common questions
What does brand campaign photography include?
Concept and creative direction, casting and wardrobe direction, the shoot, then edit, colour, and retouch. The shot list is built around the rollout before set day, so every placement is covered. The brand leaves with a library it can run for months across press, paid, social, and web.
Can one shoot cover both photography and video?
Yes, and most campaigns here are built that way. One director across stills and motion keeps the story identical in both formats. The crew is scaled so neither format waits on the other.
How far in advance should a campaign shoot be booked?
Two to four weeks covers most campaigns, with room for concept, casting, wardrobe, and locations. Planning before the shoot is what makes fast delivery possible after it. When a launch date is fixed, the plan is built backward from that date.
What does a brand campaign shoot cost?
Every campaign is priced on scope: shoot days, cast, locations, and how much finished content the rollout needs. You get one clear number before anything is booked.
How campaign and video budgets are built →How do usage rights work on a campaign?
Usage is scoped up front by territory, medium, and duration, in the same language procurement teams use. The brand gets the rights the rollout actually needs, with no surprises after launch. I have priced usage this way since 2022.
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