Since this is just me, myself, and I, I’m going to tell you right now that if you’re looking for roller shots, that will require at least one more individual to drive the camera car while I shoot the subject car. This doesn’t necessarily mean, “No rollers for you!” It just means that this can add some complexity to coordinating a shoot due to the need to find a driver.

If your video needs include exterior or specific interior shots while the vehicle is in motion, that requires attaching equipment to your car. The vacuum-pump suction cups I have are safe for use on the interior (glass) and exterior (glass and body panels). All that’s required is a clean surface. I’ve affixed them to my own car numerous times, and any rings they might leave behind are easily wiped off with glass cleaner or waterless car wash and a microfiber cloth. For exterior use, the suction cups are rated for up to 30-35 MPH based on load.

Absolutely! Whether you’re in Maine, California, or anywhere in-between, please reach out because I will travel for a shoot. I’m located in Wisconsin - specifically, just outside of Waukesha. If we’re going to be shooting in Kenosha County, Milwaukee County, Ozaukee County, Racine County, Washington County, or Waukesha County, I don’t charge extra travel fees. If we’re talking about something where I’ll need to drive upwards of 50 miles to the shoot (at least a 100-mile round-trip), then travel charges will start to come into play.

Contact me and let me know what you’re looking for. Every shoot is unique, and I want to be able to capture your car’s story! Fill out the form on my Contact page, and I’ll soon reach out to discuss all the details - specific photo and video needs, shoot location, shoot date and time, payment, etc.

Once an agreement is finalized, you’ll sign a contract and make an initial payment. Then, you wait for the day of the shoot.

Prior to the shoot, you’ll probably want to make sure your car is clean for the best results. Post processing can do a lot of things, but it can’t always get rid of all the dirt from a car.

When it’s the day of the shoot, this is when all the fun happens! You and I will meet at the shoot location at the time agreed upon during booking. After getting the car all set to shoot, I’ll take a variety of photos or videos to suit your request.

After the shoot, I’ll review all the shots and perform appropriate processing. You’ll pay the remaining amount due. Eventually, you’ll receive the final results!

If you decide you would like prints, let me know which photos to print and at what sizes. Prints up to 13”x19” are done in-house! If you’d like something larger than 13”x19”, I’ll send those files out to the print shop. When your prints are ready to ship, they’ll make their way to your door.

Once you have your photos or videos, you can use them as you need (except sell them or try to take credit for them, of course)!

The process described above is relevant to enthusiast and private sale shoots. For car dealerships, some things will be the same, some things will be different.

For car dealerships, I can offer a variety of media solutions, ranging from inventory photos to specialty shoots to social media to staff photos and so on… I understand that each dealership may have different needs. Let’s get connected and talk about those needs. I’ll walk you through my services, and we’ll arrange a tailor-made agreement just for your dealership!