Start Working with Brands & Earn $1.000–$8.000 per shoot
Working with brands is less about creativity and more about building a reliable source of income.
Start Working with Brands & Earn $1.000–$8.000 per shoot
Working with brands is less about creativity and more about building a reliable source of income.
This mentorship is for you if you want to:
Adopt my experience of working with top brands
Chanel, Boucheron, Bulgari, Tiffany, US Polo, H&M, Levi's, Adidas, Fila, John Hardy, Omega watches, Lime, Tory Burch
Learn by cases how to reach $1.000–$8.000 per shoot
. If small-town work doesn’t fulfill your ambitions and you’re striving for something greater, it’s time to make a move
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Working with brands is less about creativity and more about building a reliable source of income.
Mentorship Program by Natalie Kogan
I’ve shared examples of shoots earning $1,500, $5,000, and $8,000. Brand projects provide funds to invest in personal creative projects, raising your status as a photographer. For example, I’ve held my own exhibition in New York.
Natalie Kogan
Work with Chanel, Boucheron, Bulgari, Tiffany, US Polo, H&M, Levi's, Adidas, Fila, John Hardy, Omega watches, Lime, Tory Burch.
• Moved to New York after receiving a talent visa, live in Manhattan working only in my profession.
• 17 years in the industry
• Publications in international editions Vogue Italy, Vogue Portugal, Vogue Hong Kong, Harper's Bazaar, Elle, GQ, Esquire, Glamour, Marie Claire, L'officiel, Tatler, Cosmopolitan.
• Personal exhibitions in different countries of the world.
• Shooting with celebrities and top models.
• 17 years in the industry
• Publications in international editions Vogue Italy, Vogue Portugal, Vogue Hong Kong, Harper's Bazaar, Elle, GQ, Esquire, Glamour, Marie Claire, L'officiel, Tatler, Cosmopolitan.
• Personal exhibitions in different countries of the world.
• Shooting with celebrities and top models.
- 17+ years
In industry - $8.000
Price for Fila shoot - Trusted by
30 top brands
My shoots
From magazine covers and personal projects. Swipe →
WEEK 1
— Overview on e-com niche. Main knowledge and principles of work
— Overview on e-com niche. Main knowledge and principles of work
Additional Materials:
- Example of how to invite and collaborate with make-up/hair artist or model to a shoot
What We’ll Cover:
- Why to work with brands
- What types of brands to work with
- Where to find a brand to work with. Get connected and what to discuss regarding a project
- Mistakes to avoid
Example of my mood boards for brands
How I gained access to brands
3 ways to find brands to collaborate with
Proven strategies
My way of building contacts and working towards larger brands
in the future
4 ways to search brands to work with
breakdown and listing
WEEK 2
— Practice with common requirements for a studio shoot
— Practice with common requirements for a studio shoot
- Studio. Basics. (pdf/video/practice). Choosing a studio. Safety techniques. Monoblock.
- Key moments of working, synchronization with the camera. Light setups. shoot in the camera or in a laptop.
- Less is more. Focus on main steps, so with time you’ll add more features on that.
- How to pick an example & references, organize a process.
- Conf call: Present you project with step by step plan (References, place, equipment, model, clothes, number of looks)
- Showcasing the result, review, feedbacks. What to pay attention to. Emotions from the process.
- Collaborate with other artists, grow together
5 light setups
for the shoot
+ Checklist for working in a studio
+ Checklist for working in a studio
Examples of messages for collaborations
– how and what to write to people
How to make the modeling agency cover the cost
How to negotiate sharing the studio rental cost with the client /
Examples of a project presentation
What to pay attention to
WEEK 3
— Studio shoot with kids & props and why do you need it
— Studio shoot with kids & props and why do you need it
Self work: do research, find small brands and make them an offer with an example of your work. (Instagram/App)
Self Practice. Make a shoot.
Self Practice. Make a shoot.
- The specificity of shoots with kids. How does it affect the process? Main moments to know and be ready for. How to pick an example & references, studio and organize a process.
- Shoot with a playback. What is it for and why do you need it?
Offline session in the studio for those in New York
(+ video from that class)
- Conf call: Present your project with a step by step plan (References, place, equipment, model, clothes, number of looks, list of props and timeline.
- Showcasing the result, review, feedbacks. What to pay attention to. Emotions from the process. What to fix.
Examples of shoots with children
/product photograph
Example of brand communication
How to become a photographer people want to work with
Networking: How to build connections
WEEK 4
— Practice for an outdoor shoot + Capture One
— Practice for an outdoor shoot + Capture One
Registering on Swipe cast, reaching to brands in social media
Self Practice. Make a shoot
- Capture One. How to impress clients with ready-to-use images at the end of the shooting day.
Self Practice. Make a shoot
- Reinforce your skills. Think and plan ahead. Understand all the components and logic. Keep in mind everything that affects the process and your result. Basic organization skills.
- Outdoor shoot. Basics. (pdf/video/practice). Choosing a location. What to think about. Monoblock. Key moments of working, the rules of Nyc
- Conf call: Present you project with step by step plan (References, place, equipment, model, clothes, number of looks)
- Showcasing the result, review, feedbacks. What to pay attention to. Emotions from the process. Were there any difficulties?
Self work: do research, find small brands and make them an offer with an example of your work
Examples of my outdoor shoots
+Checklist for preparing for an outdoor shoot
How to organize a team and work process
Portfolio review & how to adapt it for brands
Instagram review & how to design/rearrange it
- Use feedback to refine your approach and convert leads into long-term clients
- Tie up loose ends. Finalize ongoing projects and outstanding tasks.
- Focused on finding clients
- Update your portfolio with the shoots we done and work on your personal branding
Case study: Shoot worth $8,000
How to deliver files, do a back up to a client's hard drive
Export raw and files for digital usage
Engage through direct outreach
emails, apps, social media
Instagram review & how to design/rearrange it
— WEEK 6
Moneymaking. Further steps. Check-call with the results of your work and research
Moneymaking. Further steps. Check-call with the results of your work and research
Goal:
- Spend this week dedicated to growing your client base and perfecting your client acquisition techniques
As a result
You will discover how to work with brands and shoot for them
Goal: to start shooting for a high check
Goal: to start shooting for a high check
Make your best work in your portfolio
Will organize a shoot with a team
Raise your prices
You will learn to work with higher-level clients. Begin to build a path to working less and not having a drop in income
Repackage your portfolio, self-presentation
Review your sales, price list, communication with clients and attitude to work
Reach out to people on your networking list
New photographers, top-brands
How much can brands pay ➝
Examples from my experience
Shot for two days, earning $5,000
Pretty Little Things
Fila Shoot - $8,000
shoot took place on a private jet
Half-day shoot for $1,000
6-week course to improve your photography level
& earn income from photo shoots with brands
& earn income from photo shoots with brands
July 15: start of the programm
Immediately after prepayment - you receive assignments to prepare for course
You watch lessons, participate in calls, write to brands, conduct filming & attend master classes
26 August: The end of the program
Access to lessons remains for another half year. Moving forward according to the planned strategy
learners who have gone through the training
and loved the journey!
and loved the journey!
People who will study and practice
- Victorio LPhotographer
- MoE PPhotographer
- Alonso PradenasPhotographer
- Andrew SJPhotographer
- Olesya NPhotographer
- Syd Task (17 y.o.)I’ve only been shooting for about a year
- MarinaPhotographer
- AnastasiaI’ve been photographing non-stop for two years now.
Incredible photoshoots crafted with their own hands – many of them stepping into a studio for the first time ever!
what they’ve achieved!
🙋♀️ Dream of shooting like a pro? Let’s make it happen!
The cost of training includes
- 3 organized shootings
of 6 hours eachWith children, outdoors and in the studioAll those shoots that brands do. For shooting their collections, which come out at least 4 times every year - Professional models, stylist & make-up artistLearn to work in a teamWe create an atmosphere of real service and shooting
- Analysis of each shoot. Preparation for it beforeNew, professional portfolio shoots, approved by me at every stage
- Tasks to find clients and a general working atmosphere in which it is impossible not to actGeneral chat, community, support, analysis of difficultiesAlready during the program, you will write to brands and offer your work
You will move from a dead point, break through the glass ceiling
and take responsibility for achieving your goals
