Campaigns, e-commerce, editorial, and content days.
Commercial work asks different things of makeup than a private appointment does. It has to read correctly on camera, survive a full day under hot lights, and look identical in the last frame as it did in the first. That is what this service is built around.
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From single-model e-commerce days to full backstage runs, the approach scales to whatever the call sheet says.
The details that keep a shoot moving and keep the footage consistent.
No two call sheets look the same, so a flat rate would either overcharge a small shoot or undercut a big one. Here is what shapes the number.
Half day, full day, or multi-day. Most commercial bookings run as a full day.
One model with one look is a very different day to eight models with three changes each. Cast size and look count are usually the biggest factor.
Studio, on location, or travelling. Early call times and regional or interstate shoots are factored in.
Larger casts and tight turnarounds may need a second artist. If they do, that is quoted upfront, never added afterwards.
Send the concept, moodboard, call sheet, or whatever you have so far. You will get a quote and availability back shortly.
Once the date is locked, the looks are planned against your references, your talent, and the lighting you are shooting under. Nothing gets improvised on the morning.
Arrival ahead of first call, looks built to schedule, and touch-ups held for the full shoot so the last setup matches the first.
Yes. Melbourne metro is standard, and regional, interstate, and international shoots are all possible. Travel and accommodation are quoted separately and agreed before anything is confirmed.
Yes. For bigger casts or tight schedules, additional artists are brought in and quoted as part of the booking, so the timing on the day is never the thing that slips.
Hair can be arranged alongside makeup and quoted as part of the same booking. Let me know what the brief calls for when you enquire.
As early as you can, particularly for multi-day shoots or peak season. That said, short-notice bookings are worth asking about, dates do open up.
Yes, and for campaign work it is often worth it. A camera test confirms how the look reads under your specific lighting before the day itself.
A call sheet or rough schedule, the moodboard or references, the number of talent and looks, and the location. That is usually enough to quote accurately.
Enquiries and quotes go through the Creative Directory profile, and everything is confirmed in writing before the date is held.
Send through the brief and you will get a quote and availability back shortly.
Request a QuoteCommercial bookings and quotes are handled through the directory profile.