The Producer - Connect

Check out the beautiful work from the Creative Camp members. New Session starts June 7th!

Check out the beautiful work from the Creative Camp members. New Session starts Feb 22nd!

Cape Town photographer, Jan Verboom on his journey into photography, the evolution of the medium, and thoughts on keeping one’s artistic “spark” alive.

The Producer Connects with Cape Town Hair and Makeup Artist, Amori Birch to talk about the ups and downs of the industry, and how to make the off-season work in one’s favor.

Cape Town Food Stylist Emma Wilson shares her path in the industry, from food & hospitality management, to food styling, and now, documentary film-making.

Cape Town wardrobe stylist & fashion designer, Louise Park Ross shares her story.

Howzit, Cape Town? Thrilled to be extending our time in South Africa so that we can meet the industry's best & brightest!

Scratch That Travel Itch - in Greenwich, Shoreditch, Dulwich... & Croydon. 

Tiny Atlas Quarterly is making their love of London official, so we've partnered up with TAQ & Ohana Communications to present our community with a week of urban exploration, content creation, community meet-ups & photo walks while highlighting one of the most culturally diverse cities in the world.

Bonjour Paris Photo & Production Friends - Who helps you pull off the most amazing shoots?

Let's connect May 7-11th!

Amsterdam Photo & Production Friends - Who helps you pull off the most amazing shoots?

Let's connect 5/4-7!

NYC Set Designer and Prop Stylist Sara Foldenauer shares her story. 

Erika Daking shares her story as the owner of Kitchen Mouse catering and her new cafe in Los Angeles. 

Introducing NYC and Miami based wardrobe stylist Pia Malatesta

Managing different types of personalities on a daily basis is very challenging.  Every photographer, client and project has it’s own set of needs.  Patience and proper timing are necessary qualities to being an agent.  

If you’re making the transition, you have to be self-motivated. Most stylists inherently have a sense of style - but that is not good enough. You have to be like any other entrepreneur & dedicate yourself to the business side of things. If you’re going to go freelance, know that the glamour scene is only about 10% of the job.