Read

Senior Designer José Silva Jr. recently completed a Web Template Customization for NYC-based social documentary photographer Joe Carrotta.

Denver-based photographer Stephen Cardinale recently completed a stills and video project as part of Guild’s rebrand with the COLLINS agency.

Englewood, Colorado-based Willie Petersen collaborated on return client UCHealth’s “Ready. Set. CO” campaign, featuring Deion Sanders.

Kensington, Maryland-based photographer Edgar Artiga captures people using CareFirst innovative health app in everyday situations.

San Francisco-based photographer Lucas Saugen collaborated with Eko Health on a brand relaunch, highlighting their quality and technology.

In this Pricing & Negotiating case study, Bryan helped a photographer build a winning estimate for a project with a Consumer Health client.

Roseville, California-based photographer Carl Costas shares an intimate video series documenting his recent experience with prostate cancer.

Bryan Sheffield produced Lydia’s shoot for a Varian Medical Systems brochure showcasing their new Halcyon radiotherapy system.

Jay Fram brings adaptability and kindness to document delicate moments within two hospitals for The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.

Bryan Sheffield helped a photographer price and negotiate a project for a client seeking exclusive unlimited rights to the final content.

Andrew Souders helped a photographer with a price quote for images of a healthcare product manufacturer’s display at a high-end trade show.

Todd Brown travelled to rural Thailand to capture malaria interventions being conducted by the Research Triangle Institute for USAID.

April was a scenic month as we headed to beautiful Barcelona for Shoot Production: Cencora Launch, followed by a look at the smallness of humanity amid the vastness of nature in Creative in Place: Sense of Scale.

Craig Oppenheimer worked on a shoot production for Cencora, a leading pharmaceutical solutions organization, in beautiful Barcelona.

Last Fall, Canada’s Premiers pushed forward with a campaign urging the federal government to increase healthcare funding, featuring portraits taken by Vancouver-based Kyrani Kanavaros.

A large medical device manufacturer needed a brand narrative, health care, and technology photographer for images of their new device being used by five talent. Producer Bryan Sheffield helped the photographer quote the campaign for 20 images to be used for 10 years after the first use.

Wilmington, NC-based photographer Kevin Titus’ recent work for Light Wave Dental results from an 8-day shoot across multiple locations in North Carolina and the company’s headquarters in Virginia. Kevin’s images are a combination of portraiture and lifestyle photography that showcase the company’s employees and dental clients in a wide range of environments.

Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, Atlanta Georgia-based Photographer Gregory Miller captures the everyday struggle Americans face to secure healthcare. In a shoot for CoverMyMeds, he ventures to each individual’s home to spend time with them, and finds a way to best portray an authentic snapshot of their lives.

Miami, Florida-based photographer James Jackman recently ventured into the world of mushrooms for a story on fungi culture for Edible South Florida, an independently-owned local food magazine that’s part of the Edible Communities network.

Cleveland, Ohio-based Photographer Angelo Merendino’s most recent project honors the selfless nature of the nursing profession by sharing the stories of nurses from various hospitals in Cleveland. The portrait project, titled “A Privilege Unlike Anything Else,” will be released just in time for National Nurses Month in May.

A pharmaceutical company wanted patient portraiture to use for three years, so Executive Producer Craig Oppenheimer put together an estimate.

Photographer/director Clark Vandergrift has an especially strong connection to the health professionals defending us against the coronavirus: his wife is one of them. So when the pandemic began and his wife’s profession took on a new sense of urgency and danger, he witnessed the way this was affecting his family and sought a means to document it.

Freelancer Jon Morgan, whose sister is an educator at several non-profit dialysis clinics, gets imagery of the nurses who work there while asking about their fears at work.

Clark Vandergrift produces a stirring short film in honor of his wife and other medical professionals on the frontlines of the pandemic.

Texan Bill Sallans continues his work with long-time client Austin Monthly by shooting Dr. Nakia G. Scott, M.D. for the magazine’s “Top Doctors” issue.