Corey Kelly Images
Orangeville
Orangeville
It’s been said that we’re all good at the things we love and love the things we’re good at. For me this love has always been photography and videography. Nearly a decade ago I traded my long-standing corporate job in marketing for this passion.
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What’s the secret to taking a great photograph?
It really is about lighting. With the right light you can capture just about anything!
What questions might you ask a client when starting a new project?
What is your goal for your photo and video needs?
Do you have an examples of what you like visually?
What do you love most about your job?
Love getting to capture special moments for my clients.
What inspired you to start your own business?
My Dad. He is always pushing me to do things and this was no different. He is a true entrepreneur.
Why should our clients choose you?
If you are looking to capture those special moments I will capture that moment you will want on your mantle for years.
Photography & Videography
It’s been said that we’re all good at the things we love and love the things we’re good at. For me this love has always been photography and videography. Nearly a decade ago I traded my long-standing corporate job in marketing for this passion. Since that time my photographic experience has exploded from strictly concert photography to any job that puts me behind a lens to tell the best stories possible about the people, animals and scenery in front of it.
As the founder of Tour Bus Productions I am also the current lead photographer for the Canadian Country Music Awards as well as recurring Director of Photography and Videography for the Boots and Hearts Music Festival in Oro, Ontario, Rockin’ River Music Festival in B.C., Ontario. As well as lending my skills to Cavendish Music Festival in P.E.I., and a bevy of other festivals across Canada. There are few photographic venues as challenging as an enigmatic musician racing around on stage to thousands of people with alcohol in their system thrashing their bodies around in a pit. Getting the kind of shot that gets featured on an album cover (like the one I recently did for Our Lady Peace) is a testament to the kind of epic images and moments I hope to capture for you.
One of the keys to my success has been surrounding myself with the best in the business, a group of learned peers who have all benefitted from what we have taught each other. If you’ve been surfing the web you will have stumbled across some of their incredible work. These are my fellow teachers, not my competition.
