Coverage

Up to four hours on site. 40 to 60 edited images. Organized gallery with download and print ordering. 7 to 10 business day delivery.

Good forReceptions, panels, awards, program launches, half-day conferences, ribbon cuttings, single-session events.

Why it is worth itMost half-day events are the entire public face of a quarter of work. Four hours of coverage is the cheapest line on the budget and the only one that still exists in a year.

Up to eight hours on site. 100 to 150 edited images. Organized gallery with download and print ordering. A 15-image highlight set inside 48 hours. 7 to 10 business day full delivery.

Good forConferences, summits, multi-session programming, full-day corporate events, community days.

Why it is worth itThe 48-hour highlight set is the part people underestimate. Your team gets to post while the event is still a topic, instead of three weeks later when the moment has passed and the engagement is gone with it.

Scoped to your run of show, with daily highlight delivery so your team can publish each night of the event.

Good forConferences, summits, festivals, multi-day training, anything with a program book.

Why it is worth itMulti-day events generate the most content and lose the most of it. Daily delivery means day one is working for you before day three starts.

Two hours on location. 30 to 40 edited images. Wardrobe and location planning beforehand, so the session is not the first time you have thought about it.

Good forOwners, consultants, speakers, coaches, creatives, and teams still reusing the same picture from 2021.

Why it is worth itOne headshot solves one problem. Thirty images of you actually working solves a year of them. Site, deck, speaker bio, press request, social, all of it.

Game coverage for high school, club, and collegiate programs. Program packages deliver a gallery per game with print ordering turned on, so families order directly and ship to their own homes.

Good forAthletic departments, booster clubs, select and club programs, athletes building recruiting material.

Why it is worth itYour booster club should not be running a print shop out of a group text. The program gets documentation for its site, recruiting, and banquet. Parents get their kid. Nobody on your staff processes an order.