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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.
A global athletic apparel brand needed images of their product displays in their newest flagship store. Bryan worked with an NYC-based photographer to quote the campaign
We recently extended the licensing of images from a hotel shoot for a third time. While this by itself is not uncommon, there were many other interesting facets of the negotiation. So I thought it would be useful to share for photographers grappling with similar situations.
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.
Producer Bryan Sheffield aids a photographer in estimating a project for a restaurant group’s advertising campaign. The client needed a specialist in portraiture as well as food/drink in order to highlight the restaurant’s chefs along with their creations.
An interior design firm needed a NYC-based photographer to capture pictures of their work on a celebrity client’s home. Producer Bryan Sheffield helped the photographer quote the project and schedule the shoot for a beautiful autumn day.
Bryan Sheffield aided a NYC-based photographer in building an estimate for a multi-day shoot with a large financial institution. After the agency determined the shoot days needed an adjustment, Bryan reworked the estimate to better suit the client’s needs.