Jessica Grenier Photography
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Shaving, showers and shirts

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Whew… now this was a shoot any woman would want to photograph.

The Integer Group, an agency representing a certain notable “razor” company (who will not to be named here until the product releases, at the request of the client) asked me to put together this shoot to showcase the new desired “look and feel” for their brand. So with a wonderful team, listed below, we created some powerful images representing a variety of the client’s products. The different products showcased in these images include razor blades, face wash, deodorant, shower gel and disposable razors. Overall they wanted the models to feel like the everyday, confident man just going about their day but exuding the masculine demeanor they so naturally have.

I absolutely loved working on this shoot for many reasons, but the best thing was the agency was so wonderful to work with. They really let me play with the lighting and angles and let me push myself creatively. So that was a lot of fun and all of us were very happy with the results. Also, my team was tremendous putting together this shoot in record time. So thanks everyone!

Agency: The Integer Group, Production: Lisa Schrag, Hair/Makeup/Styling: Dee Sandella, 1st Assistant: Joshua Crigger, 2nd Assistant: Caleb Tkach , LA Casting: East Side Studios, Denver Casting: Maximum Talent/Lisa Schrag, Location: Four Seasons Denver

Posted by admin on January 5th, 2012 :: Filed under All
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Fire Academy

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This was an advertising photo shoot for the Community College of Aurora focusing on their Fire Academy. It’s an intense program pushing the students into situations they would encounter in their every day job as a Firefighter, while testing them the entire time. This was a really fun shoot because we got to just shoot along side of the students as they were being tested in the field. So even though it was an advertising shoot, it had much more of an editorial feel. There were no models, makeup, props or wardrobe. No posing for the camera, just caught in the moment documentary style photography. It’s a different style of shooting which requires a different set of skills. So it’s fun to break them out now and again. I typically try and mimic this style in my advertising photography anyway, so it worked well, but it was different just being a crew of 2 and going out and having fun!

Thank to the Sable Altura Fire Department for your hospitality and education! I learned so much and we are all incredibly grateful for the risks you all take everyday. It enables us all to live safer and pursue our independent passions. I can’t wait to visit again.

Posted by admin on December 13th, 2011 :: Filed under All
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Rustic Bread

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This was a photo shoot for a new line of bread for Udi’s Gluten Free division. They wanted something clean and simple, but rustic in nature, showing the ingredients that went into each bread flavor. We also pulled in some food as props that could ultimately be used on the bread as toppings, or a sandwich.We make the lighting a little moody with a very rich, warm tone to create a rustic barn wood feel.

We were all really happy with the results.

Posted by admin on November 9th, 2011 :: Filed under All
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Behind the scenes

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This is a sort of behind the scenes video, taking place on a variety of shoots throughout Denver Colorado, Denmark and Sweden. The photo shoots took place over the past year and were for a few of my different clients. The video was filmed/edited in a way that made sure not to show any confidential information or details about each of my jobs/clients. It’s a fun video directed and edited by Sam Miller of Rehab. Sam did a great job editing, picking the music and getting some really cool, interesting shots. It was fun working with you on these jobs and thanks for using the outtakes for this video Sam.
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Posted by admin on September 22nd, 2011 :: Filed under All
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