FAQs
- What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
For Corporate Events: I've covered all kinds of events, tradeshows, and banquets for over 10 years and work with the Atlanta Falcons, Atlanta United, Georgia Tech, Georgia Aquarium, Gwinnett County Public Schools, law firms, tech companies and others as a clients. My rates are simply $200/hr with a 2 hour minimum that includes my time covering the event and providing edited images afterwards. For Headshots: I enjoy working with companies and individuals to provide anything from formal headshots to casual headshots in front of corporate logos or equipment for use on websites and social media. My rates for headshots are simply a $500 set up fee where I provide the background, full studio lighting, an assistant, and shooting tethered to a laptop to see the results immediately. After that, I charge $100/person that includes full portrait retouching for a minimal, realistic look. For Creative Commercial Work/Magazine Shoots: My clients hire me when they need something more creative and artistic. My work has appeared on billboards, magazine covers and print in a variety of places. I've also had my work used in campaigns that have been translated into 10 different languages and used all around the world. Recently, I've been working with a local university to help provide the creative direction with their rebranding and switch to Adidas uniforms. My rates for magazines and creative work vary. I would propose that we talk more to discuss the specifics of your project to determine the scope of work, cost for the project, artistic vision, and the deliverables. Thanks for considering me. Karl Moore Mooreshots LLC
- What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
My typical process in working with a new customer is to start with a conversation to get a feel for the project. This allows me to start establishing a rapport with the new client and helping to better understand their needs. If I'm working a corporate event, then I always show up at least an hour before the event to meet you, go over the timing of events, and get acclimated to my surroundings. For commercial and magazine work, I like to meet in person before the day of the shoot to establish a rapport with you and understand exactly what your vision is and then find the best way to bring it to reality.
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I started taking pictures over 25 years ago. Through out this time, I've taken photography classes and worked as a photojournalist for 12 years covering news and sports for newspapers and magazines. Today, I'm thrilled that some of my images have won awards in major photography competitions. My quest for learning has never stopped and I'm always trying to learn new things every day.