Fashion splits into two very different jobs. A runway show is live coverage with no retakes and a same-night deadline. A lookbook is a controlled build where every fold and hem is deliberate. We staff and schedule them differently.
What we shoot
- Runway shows — full look-by-look plus backstage
- Lookbooks and campaign editorial
- Designer portfolios and craft films
- Creator, influencer and ambassador content
- Ecommerce on-model and flat-lay
How it runs
At a show, positions are locked with the organiser before doors open — end-of-runway for the look-by-look, a roaming unit for backstage and front row. Exposure is set for the runway wash and left alone, because a show is not the moment to chase changing light. Selects go out while the audience is still in the room.
Lookbooks are the opposite: slow, styled, and shot for movement. Garments are steamed, pinned and dressed between frames, and we shoot enough motion that the fabric reads as fabric rather than a still that happens to move. Creator work sits in between — briefed like a campaign, shot loose enough to stay native to the platform.
What you get
- Show film and backstage cut, turned around same-night where needed
- Clean look-by-look stills, ordered and named by exit
- Vertical-first cuts for the creator's own channels
- Retouching that keeps texture and true garment colour