photo production
Jan 2020
EyeSee
Paris
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Client: Darjeeling , Photographer: Bertrand Le Pluard
Client: Darjeeling , Photographer: Bertrand Le Pluard
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Client: Darjeeling , Photographer: Bertrand Le Pluard
Client: Darjeeling , Photographer: Bertrand Le Pluard
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Client: Escada , Photographer: Olivia Fremineau
Client: Escada , Photographer: Olivia Fremineau
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Client: Escada , Photographer: Olivia Fremineau
Client: Escada , Photographer: Olivia Fremineau
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Client: Escada , Photographer: Rue Nouvelle
Client: Escada , Photographer: Rue Nouvelle
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Client: Escada , Photographer: Rue Nouvelle
Client: Escada , Photographer: Rue Nouvelle
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Client: Hennessy , Photographer: Sarah Aubel
Client: Hennessy , Photographer: Sarah Aubel
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Client: Hennessy , Photographer: Sarah Aubel
Client: Hennessy , Photographer: Sarah Aubel
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Client: Issey Miyake , Photographer: Charles Fréger
Client: Issey Miyake , Photographer: Charles Fréger
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Client: Issey Miyake , Photographer: Charles Fréger
Client: Issey Miyake , Photographer: Charles Fréger
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Client: Monoprix , Photographer: Gil Anselmi
Client: Monoprix , Photographer: Gil Anselmi
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Client: Monoprix , Photographer: Louise Hagger
Client: Monoprix , Photographer: Louise Hagger
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Client: Sergent Major , D.O.P.: Nicolas Simon
EyeSee is a Paris-based full service production company working throughout France and worldwide across advertising, editorial, fashion and corporate industries. The company also produces moving images, essentially online brand content, following clients' needs and budget.
EyeSee collaborates with clients at every stage of the creative process, providing art buying, casting, location scouting, budget management, accommodation, transportation, crew booking, catering and equipment rental.
Whatever the request, the company's team of highly skilled producers strives to make every production a stress-free experience. Enthusiastic, efficient and cost-effective defines EyeSee's way of working, with the company offering seamless solutions tailored to each individual client.
Recent productions include Hennessy James with photographer Andy Glass, Dove with photographer Mathilde Méjanes, Quechua with photographer Alexis Willis, Monoprix with photographer Louise Hagger and Darjeeling with photographer Bertrand Le Pluard.