Production Week
Instead of organising isolated photoshoots, this will allow brands to group several completed projects into one focused week of production. This approach creates visual consistency across projects, reduces overall production costs, and helps build a strong, long-term image library for marketing, websites, catalogues and press.
Each Production Week includes planning support, optimised scheduling across multiple locations, and the possibility to photograph several projects per day depending on scale and distance.
Production Week is ideal for studios, manufacturers, kitchens and joinery companies who regularly complete projects and want to elevate the quality and coherence of their visual communication.
Availability is limited and scheduled in advance.
One week. Multiple projects. A complete, consistent visual story for your kitchen, joinery and other brands.
Production Week Packages
Showcase Week
€1780
✔ Up to 4 full shooting days
✔ Multiple locations/projects
✔ Pre-production consultation
✔ €500 image licensing credit
✔ Access to bulk image pricing
Designed for kitchen studios and growing brands who want to refresh their portfolio and marketing visuals
Premier Production Week
€2100
✔ Up to 5 full shooting days
✔ Priority scheduling
✔ Residential projects + showrooms
✔ €800 image licensing credit
✔ Bulk pricing on additional images
Designed for manufacturers and larger brands building a long-term image library.
FAQ
How many photos do we get?
You choose after the shoot. Most kitchen brands select between 25 and 60 images. Your package already includes image credit to start (10 images), and then you build your final selection using bulk pricing.
Why not just price per kitchen?
Because kitchens vary massively in size, light, styling and marketing value. This structure keeps production efficient and lets you invest mainly in the images you actually want to use.
What if we only want a few photos?
Then a single-day shoot makes more sense to you. Production Week is designed for brands who want to update several projects and build a real library. But remember you already have 10 photos included already.
What if one project takes much longer?
Very large or complex projects are always discussed in advance. If something clearly exceeds the planned scope, we simply treat it as an additional half or full day.
Who owns the photos?
You receive full commercial usage rights according to the agreed parties. I retain copyright, as standard in commercial photography.
We work with manufacturers, designersa and/or builders. How does that work?
Cost sharing applies. When multiple parties want usage, I add 30% to the total image license per party and divide it evenly. This keeps things fair and much cheaper per company. Ask for more information.