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Senior Producer Bryan Sheffield worked with Steve Craft and Rebecca Stumpf on a Banner Health production. Navigating two shoots in different states, the teams met with the real-life healthcare workers behind the brand.
Senior Producer Bryan Sheffield works with an international non-profit client regarding appropriate fees and shoot production needs for an OOH media campaign.
Wonderful Machine received four stock requests last month – from Der Spiegel, Atlas Obscura, Travel + Leisure, and Pioneer Woman Magazine. All of them were unmanaged.
Birmingham, Alabama-based photographer Kyle Carpenter reached out to Wonderful Machine for some creative coaching. Bryan Sheffield helped him hone his portfolio and grow his business.
We started off the year with two unmanaged stock requests from Travel + Leisure, and a managed request for a soft drink brand seeking images of concertgoers for an advertising campaign.
Bryan Sheffield collaborates with Emily Andrews to produce a 4-day video and still photography shoot for Waterline Club, an amenity club designed by the Rockwell Group for residents of Waterline Square in NYC.
During the holiday season, Wonderful Machine received stock requests from Travel + Leisure and Condé Nast Traveller looking for images of several destinations across the globe for one-time use.
Bryan Sheffield puts together an estimate for an international hospitality brand. The client requested unlimited use of 5 images in perpetuity and unlimited use of 30 images for 1 year.
During November we discovered that our stock requests form had not been functioning for at least ten days. After that, we received three different requests from a major publishing company, the New York Times, and Travel + Leisure magazine.
During the frightening month of October we received stock requests from a pharmaceutical company, Der Spiegel, Four Seasons, and Travel + Leisure Magazine.
In September Wonderful Machine received seven different stock requests from Travel + Leisure, Condé Nast Traveller UK, a commercial data client, and a financial services client.
An international beer brand needed lifestyle/environmental portraits for social media and web-based advertising. The beer brand went to a social media agency that already had a photographer in mind. Bryan Sheffield helped the photographer quote the campaign.
A regional hospitality brand needed still imagery and video, and after a few rounds of revisions and updates, Bryan Sheffield delivered an estimate that helped a lifestyle/architecture photographer land the job.
Even with dozens of stock photo agencies offering up millions of images, clients still sometimes struggle to find the right image to meet their needs. Our unique Stock Request service provides clients with access to our extensive network of photographers — each with many images that won’t be found in any stock photo library.
Bryan Sheffield, Craig Oppenheimer 27 January 2021
Rich Gunn of TCP & Company teams up with Wonderful Machine staff writer Aimee Baldridge to discuss why photographers should get top-notch insurance for their shoots and themselves.
Every now and again a photographer needs “a second set of eyes,” as Jersey City-based Megan Maloy put it. She came to us looking for a new and refreshed look for her online portfolio and producer Bryan Sheffield offered his experience and insight.
Producer Bryan Sheffield and Designer Lindsay Thompson had the opportunity to share the best marketing practices with True Chicago, an organization that invests in the future and talent of young creatives.
