Boston product and liquids photographer David Butler captured this colorful and tropical campaign for Keurig Dr Pepper’s new Donut Shop refreshers and coffee flavors.
David Butler’s environmental product photography showcases the colorful and refreshing aspects required for this fun new product launch. All of these scenes were capture at Studio East and styled by Karen Tully, with art direction by Good Girl Production.
Copper Hound Pictures partnered with Motiv to craft two global broadcast spots for iRobot’s new Roomba robots. Check out the final tv spots and a behind the scenes video, below.
OUR INCREDIBLE TEAM INCLUDED:
DIRECTOR Tim Llewellyn
EXECUTIVE PRODUCER Jenna Teeson
SENIOR STRATEGIST Annie Colella (iRobot)
CREATIVE Nichole Lanney (iRobot), Emily Scalici (Motiv)
COPYWRITER Kyle Eber (iRobot), Gabe Goldberg (Motiv)
COLORIST Rob Bessette (Color Refinery)
MUSIC COMPOSER Grace-Mary Burega
AUDIO EDITOR Mike Letourneau
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR Lucia Tarro
FIRST ASSISTANT CAMERA Jamie Llewellyn
GAFFER Rythum Vinoben
DIGITAL TECH Eric Moran
PRODUCTION COORDINATOR Hannah Schon
GRIP Jason Zucco
WARDROBE Julie Paquette - Anchor Artists
HAIR STYLIST Mariolga - Anchor Artists
PROP STYLIST Cait Gury - Artists With Agency
TALENT Maggie Inc, Model Club
DOG TRAINER Nancy Braun - The Canine Coach
Boston based liquids and beverage Photographer David Butler captured the vibrant beer cans from Dogfish Head Craft Brewery. The unique and vibrant art on their cans was captured with clarity, using a clean white background and a slightly reflective surface. Dogfish Head uses these images on their website and on POP collateral.
Check out the images below!
Each year we donate our time to several organizations in the Boston community. This year we were glad to collaborate with a very special organization that supports children and families with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD).
We have partnered with JB’s Keys for several years and were very happy to create this video for their 2022 fundraiser. Being a part of these boy’s lives brightened our day (and the video too)! JB’s Keys gives families the opportunity to explore without the need for financial hardships. Programs include family assistance, educational scholarships, adaptive sailing and skiing, and overall funding to help children and young adults thrive.
This year we captured interviews of parents and their children in the studio. Watch more to see what amazing things this organization has accomplished and how they continue to change families with DMD lives.
JB's Keys to DMD's mission is to continue to educate and raise awareness of the disease; fund research; improve care and create quality of life experiences for our boys and their families.
More about DMD:
Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy is the most common form, of the nine types, of muscular dystrophy; a progressive muscle disorder which causes weakness and loss or atrophy of the skeletal, cardiac, and pulmonary muscles. Duchenne is caused by the lack of dystrophin, a protein that keeps muscles healthy and protects, and aids in repair, from injury.
Predominantly a male genetic disorder that affects approximately 20,000 children worldwide, or one in every 5,000 boys, each year. A boy inherits DMD when he receives a broken X-chromosome, that fails to make the protein dystrophin. About 1/3 of boys with DMD come from a family without any history of the disease.
Boys with DMD show signs of muscle weakness as early as age 3; lose the ability to walk between the ages of 8 and 12; feel the effects of heart and respiratory muscles by early teens; and have a life expectancy of early 20s.
To learn more about JB’s Keys to DMD and ways to donate to this amazing organization, please visit their website https://www.jbskeys.org/
Photographer Tim Llewellyn
Producer Jenna Teeson/ Teeson Reps
Assistant Jamie Llewellyn
Hair/MU Min-Ah Campos/Anchor Artists
Boston Portrait Photographer Tim Llewellyn captured Author Justin Cronin for Penguin Random House at a seaside location near his home on Cape Cod, Massachusetts. The images are used in all marketing for Cronin’s newest publication, “The Ferryman” published by Penguin Random House and distributed in North American and European.
Here is a peek behind the scenes with Photographer Tim Llewellyn, Digital Tech Eric Moran and Author Justin Cronin.
National Food and Beverage Photographer David Butler captured these stand-out images for a recent collaboration between Twisted Tea and Doritos, highlighting these two bold brands.
Butler and his team were able to professionally couple and color coordinate these products in order to demonstrate their appeal and taste!
Check out the campaign below!
David Butler and his team used color, smoke, and splashing liquids to create new product and beverage photography for the launch of Hard Dew. He worked with beverage stylist Karen Tully and Digital Tech Adam Francis at our Boston photo studio, Studio East. The hand model was Christian Babic, represented by Maggie Inc.
Check out the work below and at hardmountaindew.com
David Butler and his team used the visual of layered colors of smoke to accentuate the product.
The KSV Agency commissioned Product Photographer David Butler to create this lush out-of-home campaign. Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at David's studio, where stylist Darcy Hammer from Anchor Artists created a live plant wall with the product nestled inside.
David lit the set to highlight the lush plants and the clean white product. The side of a building in Brooklyn, NY, now features the image. See the final placement below!
Photographer David Butler
Digital Tech Adam Francis
Agent/Producer Jenna Teeson / Teeson Reps
Prop Stylist Darcy Hammer / Anchor Artists
Agency KSV Agency
Revolution Cooking and Motiv Design hired photographer David Butler for this project. David Butler created packaging images highlighting the features of the new R270 Revolution Toaster. David and his team captured dynamic product shots of the toaster as well as mouth watering food details.
For the toaster side panel image, David shot the waffles with a dark background to create a dramatic level of taste appeal.
Photographer David Butler
Digital Tech Adam Francis
Producer Jenna Teeson
Food Stylist Karen Tully
Agency Motiv
Motiv Design hired Boston-based director and product photographer Tim Llewellyn and his production company, Copper Hound Pictures, to create the new iRobot Customer Care videos.
With its new Roomba j7 Vacuum release, iRobot is reinventing the way people clean.
This model combines high functionality with a sleek design. It recognizes the home and protects valuable items such as earphones or an expensive vase. In the “Customer Care” videos, iRobot teaches customers how to use and care for their Roomba vacuums. The videos include simple, easy-to-follow instructions, such as how to replace the vacuum battery.
The shoot took place at a residential location in Cohasset, MA. With the help of talented Prop Stylist Suzanne Lee, Tim and his team created a warm environment for these how-to videos. Keep scrolling to see some of the behind-the-scenes of the video.
Thank you to the wonderful crew for another successful shoot:
Director and Photographer Tim Llewellyn
First AC Jamie Llewellyn
Camera Operator Dave Sondrini
Stylist Suzanne Lee
Hand Talent Tyler Kirane
Production Assistant Olivia Carle
Creative Director Annelie Rode
Brand Expression Director Matthew Bacon
The team at Motiv Design commissioned Boston-based director and product photographer Tim Llewellyn and his production company, Copper Hound Pictures. They worked together to help iRobot launch the new j7 Roomba robot vacuum. The team shot over the course of two days, capturing interviews with lead designers as well as extensive B-roll throughout the iRobot HQ.
The goal of the shoot was to create something inspirational. It aimed to provide a deeper understanding of iRobot’s j7 product, its new design, and the reasons behind its creation.
The shoot also highlighted the ultimate benefits for the consumer. Through a combination of product focused video and interview style narratives with the team that created the j7, Tim and his team helped position iRobot as the leader in Robotic floor-care and give audiences insight into the company’s mission while maintaining a unique and authentic brand voice. Scroll down to see some of the behind the scenes of the shoot!
Tim and his team used a mix of product-focused videos and interviews with the j7 creators. This not only helped position iRobot as a leader in robotic floor care, but gave audiences insight into the company’s mission while keeping its unique, authentic brand voice.
Scroll down to see some of the behind the scenes of the shoot!
Director Tim Llewellyn
First AC Jamie Llewellyn
Camera Operator Dave Sondrini
Producer Jenna Teeson
Annelie Rode Creative Director
Brand Expression Director Matthew Bacon
Drinking milk in the school cafeteria during lunch as a kid is perhaps one of everyone’s most nostalgic childhood memories. To help HOOD celebrate its 175th anniversary as New England’s premier provider of delicious, high-quality dairy foods and beverages with the world, Boston-based food photographer Emily Kan teamed up with HATCH The Agency to create original imagery that commemorates the company’s history of innovation and delivering good to the community.
In a day full of clinking milk glasses, Emily Kan and a team of adorable hand models created “family cheers” imagery to capture HOOD’s mission of creating fun for the whole family. In addition, Emily captured product shots of HOOD’s new milk jug labels. The final campaign ran in both full-page newspaper print and online digitally in the Boston Globe on the iconic HOOD-red background.
Many thanks to all who made this production a success, including Creative Director Joe Krikava, Digital Tech Dan Orlow, and Photo Assistant Jason Kan. Check out some of the behind-the-scenes photos below!
Teeson Reps is a Boston-based artist representative agency. We connect award-winning artists with global agencies, corporations, and brands and provide full service productions, flawlessly bringing client's concepts to life. Artists include David Butler, Copper Hound Pictures, Emily Kan, Tim Llewellyn and Susan Seubert.
We created this fun reel to show a bit of the artists work and some behind the scenes, to show what it’s like to be on set with us!
Boston-based healthcare and lifestyle photographer Tim Llewellyn and video production company Copper Hound Pictures recently teamed up to capture still and motion assets for Concentric by Ginkgo Bioworks. Watch this behind the scenes video to see how our team transformed Studio East into a classroom set! Styling was by Suzanne Lee with talent from Maggie Inc and Model Club.
Boston-based product photographer David Butler shot for Schick, with high-quality product photography that helps brands stand out in a competitive market. David and his team emphasized key features such as blade sharpness and design, giving customers a closer look at what they are purchasing when they decide to use Schick.
David often chose a clean white background or pops of color so that the focus of this campaign was kept on the razor itself. The minimalist backgrounds create a professional look and make the product stand out, ensuring the viewer's attention is drawn to its sleek design and sharp features.
I was thrilled when ASMP asked me to lead a webinar all about the fine art of the pitch, particularly how to win more bids. I have been a rep for more than 12 years and I have to be honest, I’ve won a lot of bids for my artists, but I've lost some and I've learned a lot along the way. In my presentation I break down the bidding process and how to win more bids, in 5 easy steps. Below is a screen recording of the webinar, co-hosted by my dear friend, Creative Director Brian Bergeron.
Photographer David Butler was back in the studio for Wild Leaf Hard Tea, this time capturing their new cans. David, along with stylists Erin Riley and Monica Mariano explored the “Wildly Refreshing” concept with a jungle of fresh tea leaves and dynamic splashes. Thank you to the creative team at Boston Beer for bringing us in on this wild project!
Healthcare photography provides many opportunities for powerful storytelling and this is what photographer Tim Llewellyn has focused his career on.
Last month, Tim and his team had the honor of traveling, with Ariadne Labs, to Costa Rica to document the country’s Primary Healthcare System. They captured doctors, nurses, administrators and patients from the norther to southern borders and from coast to coast.
A collaboration between the Brigham and Women’s Hospital and the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, Ariadne Labs is a Boston based healthcare innovation center that is focused on using real world data, a rigorous scientific approach and best practices to uncover and share programs that improve patient care around the world. You can read more about it here.
This product pours craft cocktails at the push of a button and it’s amazing. Brought to market by Keurig Dr Pepper and Anheuser Busch, the new Drinkworks machine serves dozens of different drinks, all from the comfort of your own home.
The team at Motiv Design tapped Boston product and beverage photographer David Butler to capture all of their beautiful concepts for the package design, digital marketing and point of sale. David and his team have shot more than 14 days, over the course of a year, to bring this machine and the cocktails to life. David captured everything from the product in situation to splashing cosmopolitan, beverage details on colored seamless , cinemagraphs of talent toasting and even some gorgeous new concepts that we can’t yet share! Scroll down to see some of the work and then go to Drinkworks.com to check it out.
Hamburgers on a donut bun, glazed with Twisted Tea and topped with Smithfield’s bacon…as delicious as it looks! Boston food photographer Emily Kan captured this campaign, styled by Verne Cordova and Kendra Smith. Scroll down for a taste of summer.
