Commercial Advertising Photography — Brian Brown | Los Angeles Photographer

Brian Brown Film

LOS ANGELES ADVERTISING PHOTOGRAPHER

BRIAN BROWN

Professional male model wearing a business suit and wrist watch in Downtown Los Angeles.

Commercial advertising photography requires more than just producing beautiful images for a product. Your photography should tell a story that resonates with your audience and makes sense for your brand. As a photographer involved in the entire production, I work with you from the discovery call to the final delivery of the photos to make sure that your brand is getting the attention it deserves.

As a commercial photographer based in Los Angeles, I have had the opportunity to work with clients across different industries and have access to hire professional talent to create a successful advertising campaign for your brand.

Bring your brand to life with an innovative advertising campaign featuring beautiful locations and professional models here in Los Angeles. Feel free to browse my commercial lifestyle portfolio for more images.

Model drinking from a water bottle on the beach at sunset in Santa Monica, Los Angeles.

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Fashion model wearing colorful dress, relaxing on the beach in Santa Monica, Los Angeles.

Commercial Advertising Photography Campaigns with Los Angeles Photographer Brian Brown

Engaging Content: If you want your brand to stand out from the competition, high-quality content that speaks to your audience and one that represents your brand is vital.

On-Location Photography: Los Angeles boasts a variety of beautiful outdoor locations and indoor rental spaces that can make for the perfect backdrop of your photoshoot. Elevate your product beyond a white backdrop and create engaging visuals with location-based photography.

Talent Casting: Los Angeles is home to many professional models and actors. Product photography alone can be useful in showcasing certain details of a product, but adding talent creates more opportunities for producing original and authentic content for your brand.

Custom Quotes: No commercial advertising campaign is the same. Understanding your goals and what you want to achieve with your campaign is necessary in determining the cost of a project. I’m working with you step-by-step throughout the process to understand what you need out of your commercial campaign and provide a quote based on your brand’s specific needs.

Personalized Collaboration: I’m not only working on the day of the photoshoot to produce images for your campaign, but I’m involved in the pre-planning stages as well as post-production. Communication is an essential factor in developing a successful campaign and I’m available to answer any questions you have, making sure nothing gets lost in translation.

Model fixing her hair in the sunlight on the beach.

Editorial fashion model holding a water bottle at Santa Monica Beach during sunset.

Male model in business suit fixing his cuffling while wearing a watch.

Monochrome editorial fashion model sitting on carry-on luggage.

Some Things to Consider When Working with a Commercial Advertising Photographer

Commercial Usage/License: It’s important to communicate with the photographer what the final images will be used for and for how long you’re looking for the commercial license of each image to be. Whether you’re looking to post the content on social media, email marketing, for print or all of the above, it’s necessary to communicate with the photographer so that they can optimize the images to best suit your needs.

Style: Consistency in style is essential to develop your brand and reach a target audience. Communicating with your commercial photographer about the style (or asking to bounce ideas as to what the photoshoot should look like) is an important part of pre-production and can affect other aspects of the photoshoot (such as the models hired, the location picked, and the overall editing).

Budget: The price of a commercial advertising photoshoot varies on a variety of different factors (including the size of your business, the agreed number of deliverables, length of commercial license, talent fees, location fees, and much more).