Rémi Déprez

Portrait photography: I first discussed with the client to understand what equipment was needed for the assignment. I took the portraits according to the client's precise instructions. I guided people who were uncomfortable with this exercise until I found the best way to address these difficulties. Finally, I was able to fulfill an unexpected request: the client asked for a group photo, and I had brought enough equipment for such eventualities.

I worked with Wavestone for the end client Terreal. I started by conducting preparations with the Wavestone agency, analyzing the client's specifications. I then provided image consulting to offer a solution to two paradoxical objectives. I created a roadmap following the meeting, on which I also contributed my experience in feasibility and in supporting people who are not used to being photographed. Finally, I carried out the shooting, staging the people according to the roadmap validated by the end client.

First, I advised my client on iconography. Based on a provided work document, I conducted research to expand the proposals. We then had a working meeting on-site to determine the technical feasibility of all aspects of the project (illustrations, staging, packshots, and portraits), confirm the lighting equipment needs (rental of a Fresnel light to reproduce a sunny atmosphere), and staging equipment for illustrations and corporate work. Finally, the implementation, bringing all the necessary new and rented equipment autonomously with my vehicle, to the site. Then, the shooting, setting up the lighting, and staging with the clients' help.