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    Set Designers

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

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    How to choose a set designer

    A set designer builds the world the model stands in: flats and backdrops, furniture and props, colour and texture that carry the concept of a campaign or an editorial. Anything shot beyond a seamless needs one.

    What to read in a portfolio

    1. 1

      Sets in the finished frame — does the build serve the image?

    2. 2

      Range: a studio set on a budget and a location dressed for a campaign.

    3. 3

      Build time and a crew of their own for big sets.

    What to put in the request

    1. 1

      The concept and references, and where the images will live.

    2. 2

      Studio or location, the dates and how long the build can take.

    3. 3

      The budget for materials, props and the build crew.

    Describe the shoot We shortlist and confirm the dates.

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    Set Designers: how to choose and how to book

    Look at sets in the finished frame, not on the build photos — the test is whether the set serves the image. A set designer works to the art director's concept and the producer's budget and schedule.

    Frequently asked

    How do I book a set designer?
    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 set designer fits the job?
    Look at the sets in the finished images rather than on build photos: the test is whether the set serves the frame. Ask what they built at your budget and how long the build took.
    Who else does a shoot with a set designer need?
    The art director who owns the concept, the producer who holds the budget and the schedule, and the photographer who lights the set.