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Well first, "How are you today?" That's a good start. Then we can talk about their project. What is their idea? What is the story they are trying to tell? Even if its as simple as "I sell this. And people need to see what it looks like," we will work to find a great way to tell that story. Is there a particular look you want to achieve? Then we can talk about budget, logistics, all that reality stuff. Let's find that story, that narrative you need to share.

The people. There are so many interesting people to meet and find ways to help them tell their story. The variety. Every project is a challenge. Every project deserves the same attention because the people telling the story are as important as everyone else.

My clients. I was asked to do something, so we did it. And then they kept asking for more and bigger and better. It was never really a question of starting my own business, but how could I provide service to those inspiring me to keep working for them.

Experience. My experience spans the full spectrum of commercial work. I shoot for family-owned shops to some of the largest corporations in the world, and each one is just as important as the last. Every client deserves my best effort and you'll get nothing but that every time.

Yes, we can provide service remotely via shared screens, shipping of product, video calls, email an phone to exceed your imaging goals. Sharing a screen is a click away and some even prefer this to in person during these uncertain times. This can also be a far more efficient way to work as people don't spend time traveling and the logistics that go with it.

I've been examining "safe set" practices since the beginning of the pandemic and ensuring I could continue to service clients without putting them, their employees, or their families at risk. I have a required mask and vaccine policy for myself and for any assistant, grip, set builder, stylist, or hair and makeup artist, that I need to involve to tell your story safely and beautifully.