Young woman with dark, twisted hair, wearing a green hoodie with black text, and ripped black jeans, sitting on a wooden stool against a plain gray background.

A man is carrying a woman on his back against a plain brown background. The woman is wearing black heeled boots and a black skirt, while the man is wearing a black beanie with yellow text and a black t-shirt. The woman has long straight black hair an

A person wearing a black hoodie with the words "STACK BAE" and the number 44 on the back, adjusting the hoodie on their head, standing on a white stool in front of a pink wall decorated with ice cream illustrations.

Four young men sitting on a wooden platform outdoors, dressed in casual summer attire including tank tops, shorts, and sneakers, with two wearing baseball caps, some looking at their phones and smiling.

A person standing among pink and red flowers at night, wearing a white sleeveless shirt, black shorts with floral embroidery, white socks, and sneakers. Their left arm has visible tattoos and they are wearing multiple rings.

A young woman with long, vibrant blue hair styled in a half-up bun, wearing a black tank top with white text and a necklace with a large pendant that says 'Daisy,' sitting on a gray block against a plain light gray background.

A woman in a patterned dress stands barefoot against a plain background, with her body turned slightly to the side and her face looking towards the camera.

Three women standing in front of a colorful background with purple and blue lighting, wearing matching satin bikinis with their hands on their hips.

A young woman wearing a black T-shirt with red and white text, a beanie with red, pink, and black colors, white sunglasses, and a black sequined skirt, posing against a pink background.

Four people wearing hoodies with large text and words like 'Righteous' and 'Reality' printed on them, standing side by side against a plain background.

Your product looks better on somebody.

Detroit, MI · Lookbooks

Flat lays don't sell a hoodie. Bundles on a mannequin don't sell bundles. I shoot clothing, hair, and product on real people, and you leave with stills and vertical video from the same day. Enough to actually run a launch on.

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The problem

You launched with three photos.

One on a hanger, one on a friend who happened to be around, one you shot on your phone in your living room because the drop was Friday and you were out of time.

Then the whole launch runs on those three. They're in the announcement post, the story, the ad, the product page. By week two everybody who follows you has seen all of them twice.

A campaign day fixes the supply problem. You shoot the whole collection at once, with a model, in one look and lighting setup, and you come out with enough to run the launch and the restock.

Who this is for

Hair collections — Bundles, wigs, and installs shot on real heads, in light that shows actual texture and color.

Beauty and body products — Anything used on a person, where the result matters more than the packaging.

Stylists with their own line — You already do the work. This is the set that sells it.

Clothing brands — Drops, lookbooks, and enough lifestyle frames to keep posting after launch week.

What a campaign day includes

A planning call to lock looks, styling, changeover time, and how many pieces we're covering

Model casting, or we shoot yours

Studio, plus a location if the concept calls for it

Direction for the model and the styling on the day

Retouched finals sized for your product pages, your ads, and social

Vertical video cut from the same day, same model, same styling

Pricing

Priced by the day. Photo and video together.

Half day $1,700 · 3 looks · 15 retouched finals · 3 vertical video cuts · One model

Full day $2,700 · 6 looks · 30 retouched finals · 6 vertical video cuts · One model

Both include organic social and website use. Delivered within a week.

What counts as a look: one styled configuration, ready to shoot.

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Your Questions, Answered

If you have someone, bring them. If you don't, I'll cast for it. The model's rate gets passed through at cost .
Six looks is comfortable on a full day, usually six to twelve pieces depending on styling. The real limit is changeover time, not shooting time. If your product gets installed or applied rather than put on, say so on the call and we'll plan around it, probably with more than one model.
Yes, it's in the day rate. Three vertical cuts on a half day, six on a full day, shot alongside the stills with the same model and styling. Additional cuts are $150 each.
Shot on real heads. Bundles on a mannequin look like bundles on a mannequin, and nobody buys hair from a photo where you can't see how it moves.
When a campaign needs it, yes. It's not what this page is for, and if straight product-on-white is all you need, tell me on the call and I'll price it separately.
A brand session is about you. A campaign is about what you're selling. If you're the face of the business, start here. If you have inventory to move, you're on the right page.

What are you launching?

Tell me what the collection is, how it changes between looks, and when it drops. I'll tell you whether it's a half day or a full one and what it costs.

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