Studios · Gyms · Franchises
One session in your room, a quarter of content
Studios run on atmosphere, and atmosphere is exactly what stock imagery cannot supply. The room, the instructors, and the energy have to be yours—and there has to be enough of it to post every week.
What usually goes wrong
The calendar starves by week three
A categorised library from one session, sized so there is something to schedule every week rather than the same three frames recycled.
Flash kills the room
We balance the studio's own lighting against strobes so frames keep the atmosphere instead of flattening it.
Instructors are the draw and nobody can see them
Instructor portraits and mid-class frames, because people book a person before they book a studio.
What you get
- Instructor portraits and mid-class action
- Room and signage detail that makes the space recognisable
- Web, social, and paid crops from one session
- A content calendar the library can actually fill
- Social management if you would rather not run it
Programs for this market
Questions we get from this market
Do you shoot during a real class?
Usually both—a staged block for controlled portraits and a live class for genuine energy. Real classes produce the frames people respond to.
Do participants need to consent?
Yes, and we handle it up front. Anyone who would rather not appear is easy to work around in a room that size.
How much content comes out of one session?
Enough for a quarter if we plan the shot list against your calendar rather than shooting and sorting afterwards.
Can you manage posting too?
Yes. Studios are the clearest case for it—the library is only worth what actually gets published.
Need content that looks like your room?
Tell us about the studio and what you are trying to fill. We will scope the session against your calendar.