Gaby CORRÊA Productions

Gaby Corrêa Productions   photo production

Productions are no longer seasonal for Gaby Corrêa Productions, keeping the production crew busy all year long.

Latest productions in Portugal include:

• Le Monde d' Hermès shot by Luis Sanchis.
• High Fashion shot by Yoichiro Sato.
• Asics shot by Dougal Paterson.
• Yamaha shoot at Portimão racetrack during the GP, shot by Mandy Pieper.
• Kurv Magazine shot by Coco Neuville.
• Brigitte Magazine shot by Frank Grimm.
• Gerry Weber campaign shot by Richard Phibbs.

São Paulo, Brazil was chosen as the location to shoot Lexus by photographer Daniel Hartz. Gabrielle Corrêa is currently the executive producer for a photo campaign that will be shot by Olivier Desarte (represented by Lila Management). Travelling Films is the production company in charge of the TVC shooting.

Gaby Corrêa Productions   photo production

It's been another long and busy season for Gaby Corrêa Productions in Portugal.

Recent shoots to be released in the new year include:

• Hermès with photographer Luis Sanchis.
• Asics with photographer Dougal Paterson.
• High Fashion with photographer Yoichi Sato.
• Yamaha with photographer Mandy Pieper.

The images featured in this Showcase are from photographer Frank Grimm, with Creative Director Julia Von Loessl, styling by Benedicte Mohr and hair and make-up by Bert Kietzerow.

The season continues for Gaby Corrêa with upcoming productions in Brazil.

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Gaby Corrêa Productions   photo production

Gaby Corrêa Productions recently completed a shoot for Monocle Magazine with photo director Rose Percy and photographer Mark Sanders. Fashion Director: Take Sato. Hair stylist: Oliver Woods. Make-up artist: Lyz Marsden. Model: Natacha Popoff.

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Gaby Corrêa Productions   photo production

Gaby Corrêa continues promoting Portugal and its fantastic locations as a destination for overseas clients, with Teen Vogue and The New York Times Style Magazine the latest to produce in the country. The results show the perfect combination of a great team, beautiful light and wonderful locations.

• Teen Vogue - Photographer: Lachlan Bailey. Photo Assistant: Jonathan Cardwell. Digital Tech: Kim Ohrling. Fashion Editor: Nancy Rohde. Fashion Assistant: Lyson Marchassault. Hair: Ed Moelands. Make-up: Max Delorme. Model: Augustine. Production Company: Gaby Corrêa Productions.

Gaby Corrêa Productions   commercials production

Recent projects completed by Gaby Corrêa Productions:

• Teen Vogue with photographer Lachlan Bailey. Location Casa da Música Porto, Portugal.
• New York Times Style Magazine with photographer Norbert Schoerner. Location Monsaraz, Portugal.
• Schiesser with photographer Wing Kwan. Location Sintra and Lisbon.
• Sportscheck Streetwear/Skatewear with photographer Roger Weber. Location: Lisbon, Portugal.
• Sportswear with photographer Bodo Rickassel. Location: Lisbon, Portugal.
• Sportscheck Surfen with photogrpaher Simone Schneider. Location Capbreton, France.
• Sportscheck Bathing Suit with photographer Pierre Schwab. Location: Dominican Republic.
• Bon Prix with photographer Marc Petersen. Location: Lisbon, Portugal.

Gaby Corrêa Productions   photo production

Gaby Correa Productions started the season early, with Nice and Athens providing the locations for a series of fashion shoots over the past month. Glamour also made a comeback in the recent Appelrath-Cuepper campaign, photographed by Oscar Falk on the island of Madeira.

It currently feels like summer in Lisbon and the company's production teams are profiting from the great weather and some stunning locations. Portugal is certainly on the map as one of the leading countries in which to produce, and the recent partnership between Gaby Correa Productions and Travelling Productions is bringing more clients into the country for both still and film shoots.

With its finger on the pulse, Travelling's knowlege of films and the latest digital technology has given photographers the opportunity to shoot action scenes on the Red One system, one of the cinematography world's most exciting recent innovations.