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My name is Andrew Fairchild. I’m coordinating this production through SceneFoundry, which operates as the centralized production and payment system for the project. We handle documentation, booking structure, payment release, and assignment workflow inside the dashboard so everything remains clean and structured. The client is DragRage — a new streetwear label preparing its official market launch. They currently have no any public footprint. No campaigns. No digital presence. No established look library. This shoot is not a content refresh. It is their first visual foundation. The objective is to build a controlled, studio-based image library that defines the brand’s launch identity across website, social, and paid placements. Production Snapshot • Location: Studio – Los Angeles, California • Duration: 1 full production day • 12 SKUs • Studio lighting build • 6-model rotation • Still photography only • Unlimited digital usage Role Expectations This is a Photographer-led production. Creative direction is defined, but execution authority on set is yours. You are responsible for: • Lighting design and final look execution • Directing model movement and pacing • Managing studio frame consistency • Coordinating second shooter coverage • Delivering polished campaign-ready assets We are not looking for volume. We are looking for controlled impact. Compensation Structure Total Contract Value: $11,600 USD • Lead Photographer: $8,800 • Second Shooter: $2,800 Production Advance Structure: • 50% of Lead fee released prior to shoot • 100% of Second Shooter fee released prior to shoot Remaining balance released upon completion confirmation inside the dashboard. All payments are processed through SceneFoundry. No Net-15. No invoice chasing. No external payroll routing. Process If this aligns with your availability and positioning: Review the full job details here: https://talents.scenefoundry.com/jobs/41 [BBB Scam Type: Employment] [Business: Scene Foundry] [Location: CA, USA- 900

Email 1: I’m currently producing a fashion campaign in California and am reaching out regarding the Lead Photographer role. The project centers around a strong location-driven visual approach, with creative execution driven by the photographer's on-set direction. The current production window is April 10–11. Before I send over the project details and brief, I wanted to check to see if your schedule aligns with those dates. If timing aligns, I can forward the assignment overview and full scope. Regards, Andrew Sent from my iPhone Email 2: Thank you for your reply. My apologies for the error in my previous email. The correct production dates are April 3 and 4, 2026, in Los Angeles. Here is an overview of the assignment: Role: Lead Photographer, Fashion Campaign Dates: April 3 (ArtCenter Pasadena) & April 4 (LA Arts District) Scope: 20 SKUs, 10 models Usage: 12-month digital rights for web, paid ads, and organic social The complete Project Brief is available for your review before you make a final decision. The next step is to reserve your spot via the link below. This will grant you access to the project workspace where you can review the brief and all other materials. You can review the assignment and reserve your spot here: Review Assignment & Reserve Spot [https://talents.scenefoundry.com/jobs/4182] To answer your other question, we found your information through publicly available professional sources. Let me know if these dates are feasible for you. Regards, Andrew [BBB Scam Type: Employment] [Business: Scene Foundry] [Location: CA, USA- 90039]