The challenge? To shoot everything from bike rides and gardening, to visits at local a farm and surrounding marshes in just one day. We knew it would be impossible to travel back and forth from these locations in such a limited time constraint.
The solution? Our creative producer and owner, Michele, came up with the innovative idea to construct our very own farm stand at a spot with existing gardens and farmland, mere minutes from our next location.
The result? We were able to get all of our shots in just two locations! But we didn’t do it alone. Our team of stylists, artists, models, assistants and one talented photographer were able to pull this off thanks to a group effort put forth by all.
Our assistant, Corey Davis, has a tall order to maintain photographer, Glenn Scott's perfect lighting.
Lysa Pelletier, stylist from Team Artist Representative Inc., jumped through hoops to make this shoot possible! Lysa made sure our models, Cindy Lentol and Janeen Kirby, were styled perfectly and that our props were all in place, while photographer's assistant, Robyn Maguire, aided the entire process.
The man behind the camera, Glenn Scott, graces our lens for a change!
Our team sets up shop at our second location of the day, a beautiful home overlooking the marshes of Ipswich, MA.
An afternoon outing between friends sets the stage for our narrative!
With a touch of editing and some catchy copy, Grasshopper's online banner begins to take shape.
Almost there!
This closeup screams comfy!
The online layout is complete, and it's worth smiling about!
Cheers to a successful production!
Producer: Michele Doucette
Photographer: Glenn Scott
Wardrobe and prop stylist: Lysa Pelletier
Hair and makeup artist: Kathleen Schiffmann (Team Artist Representative Inc.)
Photographer’s assistants: Robyn Maguire and Corey Davis
Models: Cindy Lentol and Janeen Kirby (Maggie Inc.)
Special thanks: Keds, Aquila Farm and Raymond Forbes
