You’re juggling multiple accounts, managing client expectations, and keeping an eye on margins, all at the same time. When a photography brief lands, you need someone you can hand it to with confidence. Someone who understands how agencies work, asks the right questions upfront, and gets on with it – keeping you informed without needing you to manage the shoot.
Brief
Send me a brief – even a rough one. I’ll come back with any questions I need answered upfront, so nothing gets missed further down the line.
Pre-production
I work closely with your creative team on the production side – pulling together the crew, managing locations, sourcing props, and producing detailed call sheets. If the creative direction and mood boards are coming from your side, I’ll work from those and make sure everything is in place to execute them properly on the day.
Shoot day
On set, I focus on running the shoot: keeping things on-brief, on time, and communicating with the client naturally through the day, whether that’s talking through the setup or showing them images as we go.
Delivery
Edited, formatted, and channel-ready assets delivered by the agreed date. Organised and labelled so they go straight into your delivery or handover pack without any extra work from your team.
Working white label?
If you need to bring me in under your agency’s name, just let me know. I operate as a natural extension of your team – there’s no friction, and nothing that would make the client feel like they’re working with an outside supplier.
I’ve spent the last decade working with F&B and Retail brands – including Costa Coffee, Häagen-Dazs, Weetabix, Lakeland, and TUI – both as a photographer and producer, managing shoots and teams in a busy agency studio.
That means I understand what’s at stake when imagery has to land on time, hit spec, and get approved by a demanding client. I’ve been the person managing that process, not just executing it.
Rates & project types.
I quote based on the brief – scope, usage, and production complexity all affect the fee. As a guide:
- Social content retainers for ongoing client work typically sit in the £1,500-£2,500 per shoot range.
- Seasonal campaigns or multi-channel asset refreshes usually run from £3,500-£6,000.
- High-end campaign or brand relaunch work starts from £6,000.
I’ll always give you a clear, itemised quote, so you know exactly what you’re billing the client for.