SELECT CLIENTS
Portraits
We create editorial style-portraits that are worthy of the pages of top magazines and publications, not just your LinkedIn profile. We offer portrait sessions at our studio, on location, at your place of business or home, as well as portrait packages at corporate events.
Vancouver School of Science and Technology
VISST is the first STEM-focused high school in Vancouver, BC. It opened its doors in 2022. With a distinctive student-focused philosophy, inclusive curriculum, and status as a registered charity, it breaks stereotypes of independent (private) schools and implements innovative approaches to learning.
For VISST, we created a series of short films focusing on students’, founders ’ and teachers' experiences and perspectives and a series of students’ portraits for the book of stories they published.
Lululemon / Ivivva
Over several years we developed multiple libraries of images for Lululemon's fashion line Ivivva collaborating with outstanding girl athletes from across Canada and the USA. Our shoots took our team to various locations in Vancouver, Los Angeles, Austin, Atlanta and Honolulu.
Hollis Jennings / Skipper
At twenty-one, halfway through her first fishing season, Hollis Jennings knew she would have her own boat one day. Ambitious and determined, she worked her way up for the first six years while building strong friendships and making essential connections in the salmon (purse seining) fleet. While women on finishing boats are no longer a rarity, very few still dare to take on a captain's career - for buying a boat, and a fishing license is no small investment and a lifelong commitment. Fisher Women film follows Hollis and her predominantly female crew on one of the fishing trips during the endless days of the Alaskan summer months.
New Bohemia is a unique open-concept brewery where beer production and the busy taproom merge in a single space. It's always busy, loud and filled with the roaring laughter of locals and tourists. Our photo team was asked to document a day in the brewery's life and create a library of images for its marketing needs.
NUBO / Santa Cruz
Julie Angel / Movement Coach
Julie Angels is a passionate artist, author and movement coach. Currently, Julie is taking her coaching business to the next level by moving solely from one-on-one sessions to offering three-month online courses.
A successful coaching business rests on the reputation and a personal connection to the mentor. Positive Aging brand film opens a window into Julie's lifestyle, philosophy, mindset and movement practices.
Olga Henry / Trickliner
Olga Henry is an athlete, stunt woman, and a trickliner. Eight years ago, Olga, a fresh-off-the-boat immigrant, landed on a legendary strip of Santa Monica called "Muscle Beach," where she fell in love with tricklining. She fully embraced the path of blood, sweat and tears in pursuit of becoming a master of slacklining, which led her to establish herself as a double Guinness World Record holder.
Virginia Johnson / Textile Designer
Virginia Johnson is a renowned graphic artist, book illustrator and textile designer based in Toronto. We flew to Los Angeles to produce a fashion shoot of her swimwear line for Target. Virginia's studio portraits appeared in Globe and Mail's weekend publication Style Magazine.
Julie Campagna / Sculptor
Julie Campagna is an artist and a sculptor working with traditional materials such as wax and bronze. "Sculpting with Time" brand film is an intimate glimpse into her tiny and unique studio space / gallery / home where she has lived and worked for the last thirty years.
Netflix
We developed promotional photo assets for Netflix's "Self Made" TV drama series starring Octavia Spenser, Blair Underwood, Carmen Ejogo and Tiffany Haddish.
Joe Shouldice / Yes Crickets
In pursuit of a simpler and more balanced life, a successful Creative Director Joe Shouldice, a Canadian in his early 40s, gives up his career and moves with his wife and kids from New York City to Owen Sound, ON. After buying a house, Joe invests whatever is left of the money into a small cricket farm. He rents an industrial unit on the outskirts of town and starts experimenting. Insect farming is a rare and little documented endeavour. Joe is figuring out how to feed the crickets and raise them sustainably while trying to set up a distribution scheme.
What will happen to Joe, his family and his business in the first year? Will he stay afloat? Will this new burgeoning industry finally take off? Who will buy his crickets? And what will he do to conquer a much bigger issue of minimal human consumption at this point? Our team followed Joe for a year, documenting the development and growth of his unconventional entrepreneurial dream in an hour-long documentary.