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Location Listing by Category Phoenix Film Office - PRODUCTION LISTINGS Photographers-Still Name/Company Phone-1Phone-2 Email/WebSite Service Description Black Inc. Creative Representatives 602-381-1332 602-565-5335 [email protected] Representing commercial photographers and illustrators to the advertising, editorial and corporate markets nationwide. Portfolios available on request. Julie Chamberlain www.blackinc.com Denton Hanna Photography 480-251-5231 [email protected] Still Photography for Film and Television. IATSE Local 600- APA member. m dentonhanna.com Absolute Foto Images 602-274-4741 602-213-5916 [email protected] 10 years experience. Location Scouting, production stills, advertising, commercial, documentary, fashion, & landscape (35mm 120mm, 4x5), & digital video production. Robert Wulff Princely Nesadurai Alan Benoit Photography 480-967-2241 602-526-1800 [email protected] APA member. Location management, scouting and photographic services om specializing in Arizona and the Southwest. Arizona from A to Zsm. Stock and production photography. Alan Benoit thereelwest.com Christine Benoit Arizona Land Company/Remote 602-225-3737 [email protected] APA member. Location services since 1984 with service set including research, from extensive files; digital scouting with images posted to stand alone project web sites and Quicktime VR's (360 site views) available. Michael Maersch www.locationswest.com Art Holeman Photography 480-759-0228 602-290-7431 [email protected] XOffice XCell Art Holeman Candid Landscapes Steve Weiss 602-265-9524 602-432-0641 weissguy@candidlandsca APA member. Personable and enthusiastic location scouting and Xcell pes.com management, great digital camera and website skills from a native Arizonan with over 20 years experience. Steve Weiss www.candidlandscapes.com Cathy Bruegger Photography LLC 917-763-3924 602-674-3787 [email protected] I am a Unit Still Photographer. My knowledge, experience and m professionalism are an asset to any production. I look forward to hearing from you. Cathy Bruegger www.cathybruegger.com www.filmphoenix.com Page 1 of 3 602-262-4850 office The Phoenix Film Office offers this listing service for free to the local film community. The Phoenix Film Office is not a job placement agency; it does not provide job referrals nor does it make 602-534-2295 fax individual recommendations. The Phoenix Film Office does not endorse the work of any firm or individual. This manual is available in an alternate format upon request. Phoenix Film Office - PRODUCTION LISTINGS Photographers-Still Name/Company Phone-1Phone-2 Email/WebSite Service Description Cool Wave Pictures 623-225-8963 cpeterson@coolwavepictur Work on any budget. Eidting done on Avid. Special effects done on After es.com Effects, great Sony HD package. Charles Peterson www.coolwavepictures.com Dean, Michael Hudson 480-595-1869 602-284-1779 michaeldeanphoto@earthli Specializing in automotive: Producer/production coordinator/location nk.net scout/still photographer. 18 years experience. Farrell, Dustin 888-444-2739 480-367-6888 [email protected] Award-winning photojournalist Network news, sports, corporate HD and SD. Xcrew www.crewwestinc.com How, Sandy 480-491-8312 480-330-0940 [email protected] APA member. Specializing in production stills, corporate events and portraits 35mm & 120 mm. 10 years NY experience. www.eastwestproductions.c om Jake Johnson Pictures 602-291-1093 602-291-1093 [email protected] Xcell om www.jakejohnsonpictures.co m Jeffrey Welcker Photography AND 480-620-2477 [email protected] NEW PORTFOLIO... FASHION, TRAVEL, BEAUTY, BMW, SCOUTING Locations LOCATIONS... ARIZONA IS THE GOOD LIGHT, 310 DAYS A YEAR. PLUS...WHAT SOME CALL THE REST OF THE YEAR...COMPLETELY AMAZING. SEE HIS WORK AT JEFFREYWELCKER.COM Jeffrey jeffreywelcker.com Maggied, Michael 480-668-0945 480-695-7943 [email protected] Production assistant/driver/grip. Still photographer/photo assist. Monorchid Studios 602-253-0339 602-499-4013 [email protected] World class 12,000 square foot rental studio; drive in with daylight, full gourmet kitchen, conference , make-up, dressing rooms. 25' ceilings. Two huge cycs. Wayne Rainey www.monorchid.com www.filmphoenix.com Page 2 of 3 602-262-4850 office The Phoenix Film Office offers this listing service for free to the local film community. The Phoenix Film Office is not a job placement agency; it does not provide job referrals nor does it make 602-534-2295 fax individual recommendations. The Phoenix Film Office does not endorse the work of any firm or individual. This manual is available in an alternate format upon request. Phoenix Film Office - PRODUCTION LISTINGS Photographers-Still Name/Company Phone-1Phone-2 Email/WebSite Service Description Perspective Foto 480-221-5921 [email protected] Jessica Washburn www.perspectivefoto.com Rayn Nelson Photography 480-626-5525 email.ryan@ryannelsonph otography.com Rock Soup LLC 480-648-7013 [email protected] rocksoupllc.com Siegel Photographic 602-257-9509 [email protected] Studio and location photography. 8,000 sq. ft. studio. Dave Siegel siegelphoto.com Studio D Creative Services 602-258-1313 602-524-7213 [email protected] Editorial / Commercial Photographer, works well with others or can produce alone. 15+ Years Photographic Experience. Day or Half Day Rate includes photographer and equipment; Sprinter 2500 Passenger Van with A/C custom configured for your production, Cameras (Film or Digital Photo and/or DV/HD Video), strobe lighting, hot lights grip, accessories and generator standard. Sliding Scale available for extended or budget productions. Duane Darling duanedarling.com Visual Nature Images, Inc. 480-317-1395 602-616-1436 [email protected] Still Photography including, digital photography, stock images, talent and XCell location scouting commercial, fashion and travel photography Mark Skalny www.markskalny.com Zickl, David 480-837-9158 602-751-6333 Full service production company for still print advertising. Location scouting, production coordinator, casting, etc. David Zickl www.filmphoenix.com Page 3 of 3 602-262-4850 office The Phoenix Film Office offers this listing service for free to the local film community. The Phoenix Film Office is not a job placement agency; it does not provide job referrals nor does it make 602-534-2295 fax individual recommendations. The Phoenix Film Office does not endorse the work of any firm or individual. This manual is available in an alternate format upon request..
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