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Media & Creative

Photographers, videographers, creative studios and drone pilots.

Photographer

People often think a photographer's job is simply to press the shutter. The real work happens before, in preparation and conversation with the client, and afterwards, selecting, retouching and delivering. Here is what the profession really involves.

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Drone Pilot

The professional remote pilot does not sell a flight: they sell a result — images, a survey, an inspection. And every mission engages the safety of people on the ground. Here is what the profession really involves.

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Creative Studio

A creative studio is neither an agency nor a lone designer: it is a small structure bringing several creative disciplines together around client projects. Here is how that activity really works.

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Videographer

A "short video" means an intention to clarify, a shoot to organise, sound to capture properly and several days of editing. Here is what the videographer's profession really involves, from the first conversation to delivery.

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Visual Artist

Reducing the visual artist to a painter is a common mistake. The profession covers sculpture as much as installation, textile or digital media — and it does not stop at producing the works.

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