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What happens next
- Today A firm quote, not an estimate I go through your headcount, your space and your timing, and send back a real number. It's held for 30 days, so you can take it to whoever signs off without worrying it moves.
- Whenever suits you Fifteen minutes on the phone Enough to pick a date, talk through the room we'll be shooting in, and flag anything unusual — multiple floors, a hard deadline, executives who need extra time.
- Once the date is set Everyone gets a schedule A sign-up sheet goes out so everyone has a time slot. Nobody stands around in a hallway waiting their turn, and your day keeps running.
- Shoot day We set up, and you barely notice us Thirty minutes to build the lighting, then fifteen minutes per person. Most people come in nervous and leave surprised at how quick and painless it was.
One thing worth saying up front: you don't have to be good at having your picture taken.
Almost everyone tells me they photograph badly. What they usually mean is that nobody has ever helped them — they got told to stand there and smile, and the camera caught them mid-panic. Coaching posture and expression is the actual job, and it's why we give each person fifteen minutes instead of two.
You'll hear from me shortly. If something comes up before then, just call — I'd rather answer a question now than fix it after.
Angel — Halo Visuals Studio