FAQ

A campaign is a presentation of the brand’s DNA. Campaign photos are usually smaller in scale numbering around 5 to 6 pictures that can be used to create any and all still image promotional items.

 A lookbook is a more detailed story about a collection, which can extend to as many as 30 photos (without delivering a more detailed story about any given item, as catalogues are more effective for this). The focus is on selecting the stand out looks of the collection using professional styling to ensure the maximum impact on increasing sales. At the lookbook stage, the consumer can get a feel for the entire image and then shop all items from the online store. Both lookbooks and campaigns can be used for the majority of brand advertising material that is required.

A campaign is the most creative element of any advertising effort, so it is worth taking the time to create and compose a comprehensive mood board. Before starting any campaign work, I deliver several campaign options to determine preferences and what will best suit the brand. Together with the stylist and designer, the final shooting scenario is prepared, after which a cost estimate is calculated and the team is assembled for shooting.

Development of the shooting concepts and creating a mood board; Team selection, including online casting of models; Search, booking and coordination of locations for shooting; Collection, booking and transportation of any additional equipment required; Stylist assistants, lighting assistants with all the associated equipment; Video content creation; Postproduction (photo retouching).