Book by profession
Who a shoot is booked with
Pick the crew here and the face in the model directory, then send one request — here is how booking works for clients.
What a profile looks like
This section is being filled. The cards below are samples of what a professional's profile looks like; real profiles appear after their portfolios are reviewed.
Crew by city
How booking a crew works
- 01
Describe the shoot
What, where, when and the budget — two or three sentences are enough.
- 02
Get a shortlist
We match a photographer and the other specialists to the job and show their work and rates.
- 03
Confirm the dates
We agree the time with every person on the list — you get a crew, not a list of contacts.
How to brief a crew
Say what the images are for
An agency test, a lookbook, an e-commerce day and a campaign want different people at different rates. The use decides the crew.
Give the frame of the day
Date, city, studio or location, how many models and looks, how long. Two or three sentences are enough for a first quote.
Name the budget range
A range, not a number — it tells us whether to propose one photographer or a full crew, and whether retouching fits inside.
How to get listed
- 1
Send your profile
Profession, city, a link to your portfolio and your own channels — through the agency robot on Telegram or the contact form.
- 2
Portfolio review
An editor looks at the work: a real portfolio in the genre you list, your own images, a way to reach you.
- 3
Go live and get requests
Your page goes up with a booking button; a client's request comes to you by Telegram with the brief attached. Listing is free.