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Photograph your people and work
Plan headshots, team portraits, workplace imagery, products or brand photographs around the people and activities you want to show. Identify the images most important to your organization.
Wildwood Digital Media / Corporate photography
Corporate photography for the people and work behind your business.
Wildwood Digital Media offers corporate photography, including headshots, team portraits, workplace and brand imagery, product photographs and event coverage. Tell us what your organization needs to show and where the images will be used.
A useful starting point
Shape the work around your needs.
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Plan around the setting
Consider access, schedules, lighting and consent at each location. If an event is the main assignment, the event photography page covers that distinct brief.
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Choose uses and formats
Bring examples of where the photographs will appear, such as a website, internal communications or marketing. Discuss the actual selection, editing and delivery requirements.
Before we talk
Bring a brief, even if it is unfinished.
- 01Identify the people or subjects, locations, desired images and any access or consent requirements.
- 02Share the intended uses and any required image sizes or formats.
- 03Discuss the schedule, selection process, retouching, delivery and usage rights in the proposal.
Questions to ask before you commission the work.
Can photography be planned alongside video?
When an event needs photography and video, share both requirements so we can discuss the scope and schedule. For another corporate assignment, ask how the work could be planned.
What will my photography project cost?
The quote depends on the assignment. Discuss location, coverage, image requirements, editing and usage so the proposal reflects the work you need.
What rights and retouching are included?
These are project-specific terms to confirm in writing. Ask about permitted uses, any restrictions, image selection, retouching and delivery before booking.
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Keep planning.
Plan coverage of an event, its schedule and priority moments.
Explore event photographyScope and budget
The existing video pricing guide explains production cost factors. Other services are scoped to the work discussed; ask for a proposal that identifies deliverables, rights and responsibilities.