Octopix is an English photo, film and digital content production company based in Paris, working throughout Europe. Created in 1999 with a focus on fashion, the company provides all the services needed to complete a job, including multi-lingual coordinators, friendly assistants, and effective technicians using the latest technologies to make each job as smooth as possible.

The agency offers the largest location database in France and loves the challenge of finding that 'impossible' location - in France and throughout the world.

Octopix also provides casting and set design services.

The agency adapts to creative and budget expectations for clients as diverse as Chanel, Coca Cola and Vogue, to name just a few.

Born in Canada, raised in Poland, and grown in Singapore, Philip has been developing his photographic practice since 2004. He is an artist, visual scholar, and technician available for projects worldwide.

Philip has been living and breathing photography since his teenage years. Growing up on different continents and having the privilege of pursuing studies in political economy of international development, Philip’s work spreads vastly beyond the photographic medium itself. Following his keen interest in world identities, music, and culture Philip’s life has brought him to Paris where he joined the legendary Pin Up Studio. 

Taking his experience as an independent visual essayist alongside his mastery of light and storytelling, he is currently collaborating with international clients.

After studying literature, Jeremy Zaessinger started his career as a reporter, which fostered his passion for photography. He then relocated to Paris, developing his admiration for the fashion industry. Starting with five years of assistantship experience with famous photographers he then ventured out on his own.

His images are known to be elegantly constructed, a combination of an attuned sense of colour and a perfectionist's eye. Jeremy Zaessinger’s editorial collaborations include ELLE, Vogue, Marie Claire, L'Officiel, Harper's Bazaar and various prestigious clients such as Bvlgari, Dior, Chanel, Chaumet, Michael Kors, Versace and more.

Pierre-Jean Moulis is a commercial and still life photographer based in Paris for over 10 years now.

Passionate and committed to his art, he loves to exchange ideas with other creative people to discover original briefs and turn them into a reality.

With a strong experience in studio photography acquired by working for the most prestigious and demanding brands in Paris, Pierre-Jean is reputed for his professional approach and expertise among all his clients.

Clovis Durand-Moldawan is a French photographer specialising in still life photography.

He works with many brands and companies in wines and spirits, culinary or cosmetics. His latest projects have led him to collaborate with the most prestigious Bordeaux châteaux from Château Lafite to Château Léoville Las Cases.

You can follow his still life and fashion work on Instagram.

EyeSee is a Paris-based full service production company working throughout France and worldwide across advertising, fashion, luxury brands, and magazines editorial. The company also produces moving images, essentially online brand content, following clients' needs and budget.

EyeSee collaborates with clients at every stage of the creative process, providing art buying, casting, location scouting, budget management, accommodation, transportation, crew booking, catering and equipment rental.

Whatever the request, the company's team of highly skilled producers strives to make every production a stress-free experience. Enthusiastic, efficient and cost-effective defines EyeSee's way of working, with the company offering seamless solutions tailored to each individual client.

Recent production includes:

• Netflix Mortel - Fee Gloria Groenemeyer
• Darjeeling - Bertrand le Pluard
• Monoprix - Pierre Emmanuel Testard

Arnaud Février became an independent photographer in 1993 and began working in Lisbon, Beirut and Riga.

He was the official photographer of musician Jean Michel Jarre from 1990 to 1997. Arnaud collaborated with the Imapress Agency until 1997 with which he produced several reports on the Gaza Strip and Iraq highlighting the humanitarian disaster. Then he turned more and more towards portraiture and joined the team of photographers at the MPA agency until 2004.

He has photographed many personalities from the cultural and political world, and was the official photographer for many publishing houses. In parallel with these press assignments, he worked for many communication agencies to produce the visual identity highlighting women and men who build today's society.

Passionate about the industrial world, transport and energy, he has shared his experience with the communication services of large companies. 

His recent personal work questions Franco-American identity and culture, and one of his recent exibitions took place during Les Rencontres d'Arles in 2019.

David Fitt is an award-winning filmmaker whose work has been praised for its storytelling and electric vibes.

Dedicated to his passion to create haunting and vibrant images, he has also been working as a photographer for years. He is currently based in Paris.

Camille Chaudeurge is a photographer and a video director based in Paris.

Brought up between Paris and the Provence, she was inspired by her environment, nourished by the art, the architecture and the fashion of the city of love, as well as nurtured by the beautiful nature, the sun and the impressionists painters of the south of France.

After her studies, she started a long modelling career working for big brands and renowned photographers, lasting for over 20 years, which allowed her to live in different cities, travel all over the world, and learn about photography from the best. It helped her to understand the business from both sides.

In her quest for aestheticism and beauty, she likes to travel, meet different cultures and shoot in natural and authentic backgrounds.

Her photographic style is feminine, natural, soft, pure, sensitive and timeless.

JPPS is a Paris-based full service production company run by Jacqueline Pusch and John Fanning. They specialise in creative stills and motion productions including art buying, location scouting, casting and made to measure project management.

"With the pandemic, our main focus now is to use our resources and international network to find the best possible ways to continue producing new content.

• By providing local teams at exceptional locations worldwide: Thanks to a pool of trusted producer colleagues, local artists and crews not only in Paris, France, but throughout Europe, the Canary Islands, Morocco, South Africa, the Americas, Bali and Australasia.
• By selecting safe locations and simplifying workflow wherever possible: Through concentration on self-contained productions with limited crew, in carefully selected locations, where crew and talent can stay safe together.
• By maintaining a safe, healthy & positive work environment: We make sure that everyone feels safe with up-to-date health and safety procedures in place.

We’re here to support you."