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A location portrait specialist was approached to shoot product photos in a studio. Being a bit outside their comfort zone, Craig jumped in to help negotiate.
Bryan Sheffield, Craig Oppenheimer 20 December 2022
Craig Oppenheimer and Bryan Sheffield recently worked together on a dynamic campaign for The Leading Hotels of the World. Producing a combination of stills and video, they collaborated with three photographers to capture four resort locations around the globe.
Craig Oppenheimer recently worked with Kohler, a global leader in kitchen and bath design, during their showcase at Milan Design Week in Italy. Through a combination of videos, stills, and time-lapses he helped create content of their expo booth along with a large-scale art exhibit set in a nearby piazza.
Creative calls are a critical component of any photographer’s business. We discuss what they are, how to prepare for one, and how to make the most of this process.
Craig Oppenheimer puts together an estimate for an international hotel, featuring two talent enjoying the amenities of the hotel captured in both stills and video.
The director of integrated production at ZuluAlphaKilo recently came to us for help finding “thumb stopping” images of cherry blossoms (also known as Sakura) in Canada and Japan for their client, Subaru of Canada.
Executive Producer Craig Oppenheimer worked with a portrait photographer to produce an estimate for an ambassador apparel company. With four talent, three poses, and two looks the client needed 24 images for 1-year use, with broad usage plans for out-of-home displays.
Executive Producer Craig Oppenheimer helps a photographer put together a retainer agreement for a beverage client. The pricing accounted for multiple images to be used for social media.
Executive Producer Craig Oppenheimer works with a pharmaceutical client to produce an estimate for still life images. The fee included unlimited use for two years.
Craig Oppenheimer and Bryan Sheffield partner with Hannah Price to produce a shoot showcasing a soccer mentorship program in Philadelphia for Nike’s “Give” program.
Producer Craig Oppenheimer puts together an estimate for an energy company. The client wanted images of workers in an industrial setting and requested the use of all images captured in perpetuity.
Producer Craig Oppenheimer works with a pharmaceutical company to produce an estimate for a lifestyle shoot of talent interacting around a residential property. The client required unlimited use of all images captured in North America for one year.
Evan Joseph brought Executive Producer Craig Oppenheimer and Senior Producer Bryan Sheffield on to estimate and then produce a project for Summit in New York, which turned into a massive six-day project involving a big crew, tons of talent, helicopters, and an overall unforgettable experience.
Producer Craig Oppenheimer works with a lifestyle and portrait photographer to produce an estimate for a luxury vacation brand. The client needed up to 30 images and unlimited use for two years.
Self-assigned projects don’t have to just be timely to get picked up by well-known publications and other big-name outlets. A polished project can get the attention of any busy editor.
I consult with photographers daily about developing estimates for projects big and small. Here’s some advice on how to create an effective treatment for potential clients.
A large alcohol brand needed a photographer with celebrity portraiture experience to create quality imagery in short order. Here’s how Craig Oppenheimer determined the fees for labor and licensing.