This shoot was done in collaboration with the agency ENVOY to provide assets for the newly redesigned Mitchell & Ness website. I worked to build the photo team, and communicated with ENVOY to determine goals and objectives.

I got to work with the ENVOY team, the photo team, and representatives from Mitchell & Ness. It was a fun shoot with a ton of rad apparel.

Talent: Chaya Medina, Torian Ellison, Brandon Afanador. Photographer: Patrick Yandoc. Digital Technician: Andy Tan. Stylist: Ali Catron. Hair and Makeup: Jen Castelo. Art Director: Jacob Irwin.

I planned this shoot over the course of several weeks, working with Asics to find the best way to capture their new line of apparel. For this project the client provided the talent with the awesome US athletes Queen Harrison, Gwen Jorgensen, and Lolo Jones.

Each shoot was a full day in studio with a couple different light set ups along with multiple looks for the apparel we were looking to showcase. I coordinated with Asics starting weeks before the shoots. I was involved in building the team, planning the shots, building itineraries, and ensuring everyone had what they needed to be successful. Then on shoot days I simply made sure everything ran as smoothly as planned. In the end we got amazing shots that the clients, talent, and team was happy with.

Talent: Queen Harrison, Gwen Jorgensen, Lolo Jones. Photographer: Patrick Yandoc. Digital Technician: Andy Tan. Stylist: Max Mosher. Queen and Gwen Makeup: Amy Clarke. Queen and Gwen Hair: Traci Garrett. Lolo Jones Makeup: Jen Castelo. Lolo Jones Hair: Lyndsey Palumbo.

I managed the creative and marketing department assets at Sevenly. A big piece of this was weekly photoshoots featuring new t-shirt designs created to support the charity of the week.

We did lifestyle photos as seen here for marketing efforts as well as in studio product shots in a more typical ecommerce fashion. Aside from t-shirts we would go through batches of new accessories from necklaces to combs and backpacks.

Photographer: Patrick Yandoc. Creative director: Danny Blanton. Brand manager: Trevor Rogers.