Services
Everything worth putting on camera.
Six services that cover a project from the pitch that has to land to the photograph on the cover of the annual report. Book one, or book the day and get several.
01
Photography
Executive and team portraits that look like the person rather than a stock photo. Facilities and interiors lit so glass reads as glass and the ceiling does not go gray. Products, details and the candid frames from a room full of people. We shoot bracketed and blend by hand, deliver color-managed files, and keep a consistent look across a set so a whole gallery reads as one shoot.
- Executive, team and staff portraits
- Facility, office and interior photography
- Event and conference coverage
- Product, detail and brand imagery
- Retouched, color-managed files sized for print, press and web
02
Videography
A film is a story about a decision you want somebody to make. We shoot and cut for whoever has to make the next one — a customer, a board, a job candidate, a room full of employees, the public. That means interviews that sound like the person rather than the brochure, b-roll that shows the work instead of decorating it, and a runtime honest about how long anyone will actually watch.
- Brand films, capability videos and case studies
- Executive, customer and employee interviews
- Conference, keynote and event recap films
- Training, onboarding and internal communications
- Vertical and square cutdowns from the same shoot
03
Aerial Photography & Video
Altitude answers questions a ground camera cannot: how a campus sits in its city, how full the lot was at three o’clock, how big the site really is. It is also the shot that opens a film and the frame that ends up on the cover. Flights are planned around airspace and whatever access rules apply, and repeat overviews are flown from the same coordinates and altitude so a set reads as a sequence.
- FAA Part 107 certified operation
- Campus, facility, venue and property overviews
- Event scale and crowd establishing shots
- Repeatable altitudes and headings for recurring sets
- Airspace authorization handled ahead of the shoot
04
FPV Drone Flights
A cut walkthrough shows somebody a series of rooms. An FPV flight shows them a building. One unbroken move through a lobby, down a corridor, across a factory floor and out into daylight tells a viewer how a place actually works in a way a floor plan never does. It is the shot people remember from a venue tour, a facility film or an event opener. Flown in tight interiors with prop guards and a spotter, rehearsed before it is flown for real.
- Continuous single-take interior fly-throughs
- Venues, offices, facilities, showrooms and event spaces
- Tight-quarters flight with guards and a visual observer
- Exterior-to-interior transitions through openings
- Stabilized and graded to match the rest of the package
05
VR Tours (Matterport)
A Matterport scan is the version of a place you can send to somebody who cannot get there — a client in another state, a planner sizing an event, a tenant deciding on a floor, a board approving a lease. It is also a record: scan a space and you have its exact dimensions on file, which settles later questions that would otherwise cost real time and money.
- Navigable 3D tours with dollhouse and floor-plan views
- Offices, venues, facilities, retail and public buildings
- Measurements pulled directly from the scan
- Event and exhibition planning from an accurate model
- One link that opens in any browser, headset optional
06
Digital Renderings
Everything else here needs the thing to exist first. Renderings do not. Work from a model, a floor plan or a set of drawings and we can put the finished space, stand, layout or building in front of a board, a public meeting, a sponsor or a first tenant while it is still an idea — matched to the same light and the same lens language as the photography that will eventually replace it.
- Exterior and interior still renderings
- Animated fly-throughs and camera moves
- Event, exhibition and stand visualization
- Material and finish options rendered as sets
- Built from your Revit, SketchUp or CAD model
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