Cover stories and long-form features.
Editorial work is the studio's first language. We shoot covers, essays and location stories for magazines that still care about print — which means lighting for the page, leaving room for type, and delivering frames that survive a full-bleed trim.
An editorial commission starts with the flatplan, not the moodboard. We ask where each frame lands in the layout before we pick up a camera, and we shoot the opener, the closer and the double-page spread as three different problems — because they are.
- — Pre-shoot layout consult with your art director
- — Casting, locations and permits handled in-house
- — Digital plus 645 film running alongside
- — Contact edit in 72 hours, finals in ten days
- — Print-ready files, calibrated to your printer's profile
- — Full captions, credits and model releases
- Timing
- 2–4 weeks from commission to delivery
- From
- $4,800 / shoot day · see rates
- Recent
- Type Quarterly, Loom Quarterly, Plate Magazine
