Fashion Video Production

Fashion video production in New York works from inside the industry that defined American luxury. NYFW runs out of Spring Studios in Tribeca, with more shows at SoHo and Bryant Park venues. The CFDA membership roster sits here too, as does the editorial axis of Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, Vanity Fair, and the New York Times Magazine, which work out of Condé Nast at One World Trade and Hearst Tower.

Houses such as Marc Jacobs, Ralph Lauren, Calvin Klein, Tom Ford, Michael Kors, Tory Burch, Coach, Donna Karan, Proenza Schouler, Thom Browne, and Carolina Herrera anchor a campaign and lookbook calendar our crews have shot inside for years. Our locations cover the full fashion map of the city. They span SoHo cast-iron lofts, Tribeca and Meatpacking cobblestone exteriors, Chelsea gallery interiors, and Greenwich Village townhouses. They also reach the Brooklyn Bridge and DUMBO Washington Street view, Coney Island and Brighton Beach for editorial colour, and the rooftop and Hudson skyline backdrops that define New York fashion on global feeds.

Our producers set up the fashion-exact layer that editorial and campaign work demands. We cast models through the major NYC agencies and book stylists, hair, and makeup from the editorial pool that serves Vogue, Harper's Bazaar, and the NYFW backstage circuit. We also book studio space at Spring Studios Tribeca, Pier 59 Studios at Chelsea Piers, Industry City, and Brooklyn Navy Yard.

We secure NYC MOME Made in NY permits and run NYPD Movie and TV Unit planning for SoHo and Meatpacking street closures. We handle FDNY safety officer needs for runway and pyro work, route eligible spend through the New York State Film Tax Credit, and work the congestion pricing zone for gear loads. Finishing runs through Manhattan and DUMBO colour-grading suites that know luxury-brand colour science and the exact tonal language American fashion content carries into global markets.