NYCFotoWorks is just around the corner. Only a few days to apply to the exclusively professional portfolio review and have your work seen by creatives from GQ, Digitas, HBO, McCann, FCB Health, W Magazine, Bloomingdale’s, Equinox, Havas Worldwide and many more.

Find out more about the reviewers who will be joining us this spring by clicking here.

NYCFotoWorks is your chance to have back-to-back one-on-one 15 minutes meetings with art buyers, art producers, creative directors, photo editors and agents. You choose your reviewers, NYCFotoWorks sends you a schedule, then just turn up and knock ‘em dead with your work.

Join it from 18th–20th of June at Go Studios, Manhattan.

Deadline to book your place is June 13th so don’t wait and apply today.

After years of successful working relationships with a range of companies, from boutique to ones with global presence, Leigh Beisch has mastered the art of developing content that communicates the story behind the brand with which customers can connect.

Leigh’s personal passion and focus on foods and ingredients that promote well being, both mentally and physically, have given her added insight into creating content that consumers who care about these things can relate to.

Her expertise in highlighting the quality and appetite appeal aspect of food products has elevated major food brands on national promotions and worldwide menu board shoots.

"I take each shot as a personal expression. This natural approach, combined with my natural lighting delivers images that have reached out to audiences and evoke comments such as 'I just want to eat the photograph!'” (McDonald’s test customer).

Located in the heart of San Francisco’s culture-rich Mission District, this “pin-drop quiet” studio features a five-star camera-ready chef’s kitchen, white cyclorama, full-body green-screen, black limbo, and many location style shooting options. Highly organised management and numerous efficiencies round out the company’s turn-key approach to studio services.

Just minutes from downtown San Francisco, The Producer’s Loft Studio handles all the back-end support for video productions, still photography shoots and off-site meetings. The company systematises and incorporates many of the repeatable parts of production into a workflow that provides clients with numerous efficiencies; saving time and money.

Having invested in sound-isolation, The Producer's Loft is confidently one of the quietest shooting spaces in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Ideally suited for out-of-town productions, the studio has all necessary lighting and grip equipment on-site as well as in-house gaffer, in-house stagehand, and freelance teleprompter, make-up and location sound mixer personnel. Craft services are available upon request.

For meeting events, The Producer’s Loft Studio provides tables, chairs, HD video projector and screen, audio sound system, microphones, tech support, and a business-class internet and mesh WiFi system.

Alfred Yan is a photographer based in San Francisco. He specialises in interiors and still life photography. After studying biology in college, he took an evening photography class: one thing led to another, and he found himself loading film holders and peeling Polaroids.  

In 2000, Alfred moved to New York City to further his training. There, he was introduced to the world of interior photography and the beauty of natural light. Upon returning to San Francisco in 2009, he took that experience to the studio of Restoration Hardware as staff photographer.  

Alfred’s clients include Anthropologie, FLOR, Mint, The New York Times and Restoration Hardware.

Eric Zepeda draws upon his years-long obsession with photography to create rich, nuanced images. He is often sought out for his food and product photography skills, bringing light and depth to perfectly capture each image. He works in New York and California, and anywhere in-between.

Eric's clients include Mark and Graham, Shutterfly, Walmart and Goggle.com.

Follow him on Instagram.

Eos Aerial provides aerial cinematography and consulting to the commercial, print, and digital industries throughout California and the Western United States.

Brought to you by Jof Hanwright  - with well over 1000 commercials and print shoots to his credits, Jof offers a wealth of knowledge, insight, and a photographic repertoire that is unmatched in the field. Having worked with directors such as Lance Acord, Dante Ariola, Forest Whitaker, and Kathryn Bigelow - and companies such as RSA, Park Pictures, Reset, and Anonymous Content - he has been pushed to the highest levels of visual excellence.

Jof will offer visual solutions to the various challenges a project might present, and will always work with creative teams to deliver the most compelling and dynamic images possible. He is FAA licensed and fully insured.

Recent clients include BMW, Tesla, Subaru, Toyota, Volkswagen, Nike and AT&T.

From the bidding stage and throughout production, there is simply no other company that can offer the comprehensive set of resources, skills and knowledge to match what EOS Aerial brings to the project.

Tori B. Amos is a creative professional with an eye for detail. She works quickly and effectively as an art director, wardrobe and prop stylist and loves fashion and music. Her vision is that clothing is poetry in motion, with a story to tell.

Tori strives to bring a fresh artistic approach to camera. From the buttons, texture, and accessories, she looks for that extra something that has its own unique rhythm.

Her recent projects include commercial productions for (PG&E) Pacific Gas and Electric’s California state-wide campaign, that aired in three different languages during prime time TV. She also completed a national web campaign for Homelight Real Estate.

Tori also styled inter-office short films for PayPal and NetFlix. She creates looks and set designs for high-end clients and corporations combining colours, style, and complementary accessories that stand out according to the clients’ needs and expectations.

Emily Assiran is an award-winning photographer who specialises in insightful portraiture and interiors.

Emily’s outgoing personality and adaptability has lead to an extensive portfolio of colourful and eye-popping imagery. She has photographed characters like Gillian Anderson, Keegan Michael-Key, Laura Linney, and John Krasinski. But whether she’s shooting celebrities, scientists, ranchers, or CEOs, Emily's love of meeting new people and storytelling comes through in every shot.

Hailing from Philadelphia, the land of cheesesteaks, Emily graduated with a BFA in photography from the Tyler School of Art. She lives in Brooklyn and loves a reason to stamp her EU passport.

Recently, her portrait of Rami Malek was recognized by AP35 and she has been working with Variety, Essence, The Wall Street Journal, Bustle, Backstage, Brigitte Woman, Man Repeller, Grand Central Publishing, and Capital Health Group.

Paul Saraceno is a food and product photographer based in Newton, Massachusetts. With over 25 years of experience, Paul has consistently created stunning images through his meticulous craft and deep relationships with creative directors, food stylists and prop/set designers.

Together with top digital, video and retouching teams, he is able to provide outstanding work for his clients. His 5000 sq.ft. studio has a fully equipped kitchen and abundant daylight.

His portfolio can be viewed at his website.

Growing up on the east coast as an Italian-American, Dominic Episcopo was born into a family that celebrated good food and great music, two things that would most influence and inspire his career.

Dominic emerged onto the photography scene and began cultivating his craft, capturing iconic musicians and celebrities. He soon gained international recognition as a pioneer of the food and lifestyle movement, unabashedly willing to push boundaries and “play with his food” as any good rock n’ roller would. His iconic book 'Meat America' is a testament to this unique style and voice.

His most recent work can be found in a wide range of campaign advertising for global brands; cookbooks and culinary editorial publications; web commerce; fashion; and the private collections of notable contemporary collectors.

Dominic currently resides in Philadelphia where he operates a fully equipped photography and film studio in his converted, historic 15,000 square foot property.

Visit the website to read more about Episcopo Studios.