GetModel Crew

    Producers

    Producers available for photo and video shoots through GetModel — portfolios, cities and a direct request.

    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.

    How to choose a producer

    A producer makes the day happen: locations and permits, the crew call, the schedule, the budget, catering and the paperwork. Anything beyond a simple studio test needs one.

    What to read in a portfolio

    1. 1

      Shoots at your scale: a lookbook day and a multi-location campaign are different jobs.

    2. 2

      Locations and permits in your city — a real network, not a list.

    3. 3

      Budgets kept: ask how the last three came in.

    What to put in the request

    1. 1

      What the shoot is and how big: crew size, locations, days.

    2. 2

      The city, the dates and anything already booked.

    3. 3

      The budget and what must be inside it: catering, transport, permits, insurance.

    Describe the shoot We shortlist and confirm the dates.

    Also on set

    All professionals

    Are you a photographer, stylist or makeup artist?

    Add a profile: profession, city, portfolio and links. Listing is free; profiles go live after a portfolio review.

    Add your profile

    Producers: how to choose and how to book

    Ask what they have run at your scale — a lookbook day and a multi-location campaign are different jobs. A producer books the photographer, the casting director and everyone else against one timeline.

    Frequently asked

    How do I book a producer?
    Open a profile and press «Request a shoot» — or describe the job to the agency robot and we match a professional to it and confirm the dates.
    How do I know a producer fits the job?
    Ask what they have produced at your scale and in your city — a lookbook day and a multi-location campaign are different jobs — and how their last budgets came in against the plan.
    Who else does a shoot with a producer need?
    The producer books the rest: photographer, casting director, stylist, makeup and hair, against one timeline and one budget.