Corporate photography fails on logistics more often than on talent: nobody briefed the photographer, the files arrive late, and legal has questions about usage. Legendary Flix plans every corporate shoot before it happens, covers photo and video with one team, and delivers with full commercial licensing.
Corporate photography in Atlanta
Corporate photography is really three different jobs: the event your company hosts, the people on your team page, and the content your brand publishes. We do all three, and most clients end up using us for more than one.
Conferences, award dinners, product launches, and sponsor-driven events, covered with a run-of-show plan so nothing you need gets missed.
The Event Recap Kit →On-site headshot days at your office: one consistent look across the whole team, with each person coached through a few minutes in front of the camera.
The Matched Team Headshot Day →Office culture, leadership portraits, product shots, and the photo-and-video library your marketing team pulls from all year.
Brand photography →The work in motion
Hiring separate photo and video vendors means two briefs, two invoices, and two people negotiating for the same sightline. We shoot both. Here's the reel.
The work
One team, both media
Most companies end up hiring a photographer, then a videographer, then a third person to make the two sets of files look like they belong together. Splitting the job creates three problems we built the studio to remove.
At a keynote or an award moment there is one best angle, and separate photo and video crews both want it. One team plans the angles together, so stills and film cover each other instead of colliding.
Separately hired vendors grade their work separately, and your recap post sits next to a highlight film that looks like a different event. Ours ship from one edit standard.
Every extra vendor is another brief to write, another contract to review, and another delivery schedule to chase. You brief us once and get one itemized quote covering photo, video, and licensing.
Where we work
Based in Atlanta, working wherever your company does: your office, your venue, your conference. We also travel for corporate shoots across the US and internationally, with travel always itemized in the quote before you sign.
How it works
Event, headshots, brand content, or all three. You get one itemized quote covering photo, video, and licensing.
Agenda, shot list, people, and places get agreed up front, so your team has nothing to manage on the day.
On event days and office days alike, we cover what was planned without disrupting the room.
You get a firm delivery date before the project starts, and we hit it. Proofs first, then finals.
Questions
Company events and conferences, executive and team headshots, and brand content like office culture, products, and leadership portraits. We shoot photo and video, so one team can cover all of it.
Yes. We bring the studio setup to your office, set one consistent look, and coach each person through a few minutes in front of the camera. See how the headshot day works.
For corporate and brand projects, four to eight weeks is usually enough lead time for a straightforward shoot. Multi-day events should book earlier.
Yes. Companies that need content every month work with us on retainer, with priority scheduling. One-off projects are quoted per project.
You get full commercial licensing for your website, social, print, and press as standard. No usage negotiations after the fact.
Your company
Tell us what you need covered: an event, a headshot day, or the whole content calendar. We'll reply with one quote and a plan.
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