COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY — GREATER VANCOUVER
Commercial photography planned around where the images will appear
Brand photography works harder when every frame has a destination. Moncepts builds the shot list around website modules, campaign layouts, press use and social crops so the final library includes more than a handful of hero images.
Photography assignments
The visual approach changes with the subject, but the planning stays practical: define the placements, required crops and must-have details before production.
- Brand and editorial portraits
- Product and lifestyle photography
- Hospitality, restaurant and interior photography
- Campaign and event image libraries
A usable image library
Delivery can include wide compositions with copy space, vertical crops, detail frames and consistent file naming. The usage agreement and retouching scope are stated before the shoot.
- Placement-based shot list
- Art direction and location planning
- Colour-consistent retouching
- Organized high-resolution and web-ready files
Photography and motion can share a plan
When a campaign needs both stills and video, a combined production plan can reduce duplicated setup time. The schedule still needs separate moments for lighting, composition and talent direction in each medium.
Frequently Asked Questions
TC FAQWhat kinds of commercial photography do you provide?
Assignments can include portraits, products, hospitality, food, interiors, events and campaign imagery. The final scope depends on the intended placements and shot list.
Are usage rights included?
Usage terms are documented in the proposal so the client knows where and for how long the images may be used. Broader paid-media or third-party use can be scoped separately.
Can you photograph at our business location?
Yes. Moncepts can work on location across Greater Vancouver after confirming access, lighting, power, operating hours and any property restrictions.
Can still photography and video happen on the same day?
Often, yes. A combined day works best when the schedule protects the lighting and direction needs of each format instead of treating stills as an afterthought.
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