About Hales Photo
We are best known for making photos and videos that companies use to sell stuff. Most of our clients come to us for lifestyle advertising campaigns, but we do a wide range of photo & video projects.
From global ad campaigns, brand narratives, tv commercial, celebrity portraits, gallery photography, editorial portraits, and key art to short films our business is continually evolving.
Hales Photo was started over 14 years ago by husband-and-wife photography team, Jason and Natalie Hales. Today, Natalie is a Director, Creative & Producer running Wild Dingo Studios (creative services & production company) and Jason is a Director & Photographer running Hales Photo (photo and film business). We try to collaborate on as many projects as possible. Natalie also produces for non-Hales Photo projects, and Jason shoots non-Wild Dingo projects.
Our goal at Hales Photo is to have fun, foster relationships with clients and collaborators, and challenge each other to create compelling visual content that furthers our client’s goals, our ability to impact our community, skill development, and business growth.
If you would like to learn more or discuss your project please let us know by clicking here, and make sure to check out some of the fun we have on set by watching the video below!
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We offer the following visual services:
Photography Production, Film Production, Advertising Campaigns, Commercials, Editorial Campaigns, Cover Art, Music Videos, Promotional Campaigns, Documentary Films, Narrative Films, Fashion Photography, Lifestyle Photography, Editorial Photography, Celebrity Photography, Portrait Photography, Commercial Photography, Advertising Photography and Product Photography
Some of our production services include:
Creative Concepts, Storyboarding, Writing, Location Scouting / Management, Casting, Make-up & Hair, Set Design, Wardrobe, Styling, Sound Engineering, Pre Production and Post Production
Here is our cast, crew & client photo from one of our recent productions. Most of the cast & client had already wrapped their scenes when we had a chance to grab this quick pic.