the back story
Chrissy and Lew first met on set. It must have been the Dr Peppers he had in the studio refrigerator or his adorable dog Abbie, but since then, they have been inseparable. Whether in the studio or on location, their dogs are always at their sides. They are as much a part of their lives as photography.
Chrissy is deeply involved in animal rescue and there's a good chance there's an extra pup or two running around the studio that needs a forever home.
Photography assistants play a crucial role in ensuring a successful and safe shoot. Assistants first job is safety. It's their job to let the photographer or producer know asap if they see anything unsafe or dangerous. They are also responsible for unloading and setting up the cameras, tripods, lights, and other equipment that the photographer will use during the session. Photo assistants also works with the photographer and stylist on set construction and problem solving depending on the job. They are also responsible for keeping the set clean and organized. By doing so, help create a comfortable environment for the photographer to work in, ultimately resulting in high-quality photos. At the end the shoot, they responsible for putting away all equipment and seeing that the stage is clean and everything is put away.
Assistants can be expected to do the following:
• Be on time
• be able to lift 50 lbs waist high
• not be afraid to get your hands dirty
• painting walls or sets
• cleaning and emptying trash cans
• helping anyone on set and crew with anything they need helps with
• Set in front of camera as a stand in model
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Photography assistants are essential for a successful safe shoot. Their primary responsibility is safety, and they must inform the photographer or producer immediately if they notice anything unsafe or dangerous. They also assist in unloading and setting up equipment, working with the photographer and stylist on set construction and problem-solving, and keeping the set clean and organized. At the end the shoot, they are responsible for putting away all equipment and ensuring that the stage is clean. Assistants should be punctual, able to lift 50 lbs waist high, and willing to get hands dirty by painting walls or sets and cleaning
Photography assistants are an essential part of any successful shoot. They take care of the equipment setup, including cameras, tripods, and lights, and keep the set clean and organized. By doing so, they create a comfortable efficient environment for the photographer to work in, resulting in high-quality photos.
