
Personal branding
A personal branding shoot is about more than creating professional photos. I take the time to get to know you, your story, and your business, so we can create images that genuinely reflect who you are.
My goal is to make the experience relaxed and enjoyable, resulting in authentic photographs that help you connect with your audience and build trust from the very first impression. Feel free to get in touch to see what I can do for you.
Work with mePersonal branding packages
Essential
Make a first impression.
€249
excl. 21% VAT
€301.29 incl. VAT- 45-minute shoot
- 5 edited photographs
- 1 location / setting
- 1 outfit
- High-resolution delivery
- Social media-ready delivery
Signature
More than just a portrait.
€399
excl. 21% VAT
€482.79 incl. VAT- 90-minute shoot
- 10 edited photographs
- Up to 2 locations / settings
- Up to 2 outfits
- Creative consultation
- High-resolution delivery
- Social media-ready delivery
Complete
The full story.
€649
excl. 21% VAT
€785.29 incl. VAT- 3-hour shoot
- 20 edited photographs
- Up to 3 locations / settings
- Multiple outfits
- Creative consultation
- Moodboard / shot planning
- High-resolution delivery
- Social media-ready delivery
Personal brand film
Beyond the portrait
Photography shows who you are. Film tells your story.
A personal brand film is a short, cinematic film built around your own monologue, supported by carefully captured B-roll and music that fits your personality.
From €895
excl. 21% VAT
from €1,082.95 incl. VAT
- Pre-production
- Creative intake, concept development, interview preparation
- Shoot
- Up to 3 hours on location; personal interview / monologue; cinematic B-roll
- Final film
- One 60–90 second finished film
- Post-production
- Editing, audio processing, color grading and appropriate licensed music
- Delivery
- One selected aspect ratio: 16:9 or 9:16
- Revision
- One revision round included
This is an indicative starting price. Extended production, multiple locations, additional versions or extra revisions are quoted separately.
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