Yes, we love props and highly encourage it. Most people don’t bring props, which is fine. But we’ve seen some really cool results with good props.

Yes, we’ve already had people do up to 3 clothing tweaks during their 90 seconds. Taking off the hat, taking off the glasses. One person even wore 3 layers of shirts/jackets and kept removing layers every 20 seconds or so. It was awesome.

Jeremy has already photographed a lot of kids for this process and kids are doing great. What ages? It entirely depends on the kid and their willingness to do it. But in theory, ages 4 and up are workable from what we’ve experienced so far.

Jeremy’s studio is located in The Factory in Franklin, TN. We’ll send you very specific instructions once you book a portrait.

Absolutely not. These shoots are for all ages, body shapes and sizes, old and young. All are welcome. If you’re a model however, these are great shoots for your modeling portfolio.

You can wear whatever you’d like. Remember, these photos are for you to have forever. So we don’t want to sway you one way or another.

You can use them however you’d like with a few commercial use exceptions. Book covers or album covers or general advertising would be negotiated separately. But please use them for headshots, social media, general publicity and whatever else you’d like.

The 60-second shoots are for individuals only. One person per shoot. It’s just too quick of a process to try and position multiple people the right way. If you want to bring a couple, group or family, we’d recommend booking sessions for EACH person. There are some really cool ways to present or frame all of your individual portraits as a collage.

We know. Nearly every single person says that when they walk into the studio. Standing in front of a camera will forever be an awkward, vulnerable experience. You just have to own it. Jeremy will make you comfortable and will walk you through the process.

It’s a very small setup and a very tight squeeze. Couples should be fine. A group of 3 should work too. Once we get into 4 or 5 people, it’s just not going to look great at all. We do not recommend this process AT ALL for family portraits. With multiple people trying to pose together in 1 minute, it just gets awkward and you’ve waisted your money. This process shines the most with individuals. If you want your family photographed, we highly recommend booking a shoot for each individual and then making a collage of the results. Collages of this process look way cooler than a family portrait anyway.