What to Plan Before a Corporate Photoshoot in Atlanta

Company photography does more than put matching headshots on a team page. It helps clients see the people they’ll meet, the environment they’ll enter, and the work you do together. A good plan makes those images useful across recruiting, press, presentations, and your website.

Start with where the photographs will go

List the pages and materials that need images: team bios, leadership introductions, recruiting posts, company announcements, or sales decks. Tell Ki which images need space for text and which need to work as small profile photos.

Make a plan for the people and the space

Choose a consistent setting for headshots, then identify a few places that actually show how your team works. Coordinate clothing colors without requiring everyone to dress identically. Share the team schedule in advance so people know when and where to be ready.

Think beyond the headshot line

• Leadership portraits for speaking, press, and announcements.
• Team images for your About page and hiring materials.
• Workspace details that give the company story a real setting.

Ki’s Company Story package starts at $4,500 and includes up to four hours on site, headshots for up to ten team members, and 25 retouched images. The consult and strategy calls help put those hours to work.

Hosting a conference, reception, or company celebration instead? See how to plan corporate event photography; event coverage is scoped around a program rather than a portrait day.