JSR Agency, London’s leading creative management company, has over 18 years' experience in  producing advertising and content for the world’s leading brands and agencies.

"Our artists work across automotive, beauty, food & drink, luxury still life, pharma, fashion and more. We have directors, animators, photographers and illustrators on our award winning roster and can handle any project from start to finish anywhere in the world.

We are thrilled to announce that we have signed Lürzers Archive #1 ranked advertising photographer Ale Burset - holder of an incredible 43 Cannes Lions. Edmund Fraser shot film and stills for Adidas, Champion’s League and COPA90, Amy Currell shot for Monica Vinader’s new collaboration with celebrity stylist Kate Young and Steve Ryan shot food and drink for BA’s autumn inflight food."

Horton-Stephens, London's leading photographers' agents for longer than anyone can remember, have been busy as usual shooting stills and moving image, from online content to TVC.

Featured in this Spotlight is a selection of new work, but be sure to visit the site for a full run-down, including amazing motion CG work by Revenant and their latest signings Samuel McElwee and Megan Eagles.

Do also go to their latest news link to see some brilliant and hilarious new Warburtons films featuring the mother**** man himself, Samuel L. Jackson!

Horton-Stephens is well-known for representing a world-class group of photographers, but moving image has become a bigger and bigger part of what the team do. Great production remains key to the success of all their shoots. They are friendly and approachable, with an encyclopaedic knowledge of lighting, casting, locations (in the UK and worldwide), set building, timings, post-production, CGI and moving image - whether shooting TVCs or on the back of TVCs (a very particular challenge that they deal with often, where they only have moments to get the shot), they have done it all.

Head over to their Latest News section of the website to see recent projects and more.

"We are delighted that two Process photographers were selected finalists in this year’s 38th AOP Awards. Celebrating the best of photography and motion, the annual industry event is one of our favourite outings of the year, and we were thrilled that both Will Hartley and Matthew Joseph’s work was shortlisted.

Going on to win two GOLD awards for his fantastic motion pieces taken from the BikeLife and Cameron projects, we are absolutely delighted for Matthew Joseph and really proud of all his hard work and success! Celebrating alongside the many brilliant photographers and well-deserved winners from across the creative industry, it was great to see so many familiar faces coming together for the evening. What a night!

To see more from the winning projects, and a look at Will and Matthew's wider portfolios, head over to the Process website.

Mark is a London-based Interiors, architectural, still life and lifestyle photographer with over 20 years of commercial and editorial experience.

His commissions have taken him around the world and he has extensive knowledge of producing large and complex studio and location shoots at home in the UK, and abroad (particularly in Cape Town and Ibiza).

Mark’s regular client base includes high-end Interior designers, architects, boutique hotels and niche restaurants; fabric, furniture and paint companies; PR & design agencies, book publishers and many national magazines/weekend supplements.

Mark’s work is defined by graphically framed, clean compositions with sharp lines and crisp lighting. He adopts a less-is-more approach to angles, perspective and styling; favouring carefully selected detailed vignette shots over wide-views, thereby revealing and showcasing spaces and objects in a more thought-provoking way.

By creating images of a consistently high standard, he has built trust, loyalty and long-standing client partnerships.

Renowned international photographer Denice Hough specialises in architecture, interiors, travel, and portraits, boasting a two-decade career.

She collaborates with real estate firms, global architecture companies, and designers, showcasing a diverse portfolio from startups to iconic landmarks like Google's Beijing headquarters.

Hailing from Chicago, Denice's expertise spans the US to Asia, capturing the essence of spaces and people. Her work, featured in global magazines, reflects her passion for storytelling, notably in abandoned places. Based in the UK now, she captures the local design scene with her unique perspective.

Filming Scotland is Scotland’s leading commercial service production company.

"Here, we produce branded film and stills campaigns for our global clients and partners. Not exclusive to working with brands, this year we have also worked on creative feature and short film production.

In 2023 we set up our own creative division, Salt n' Sauce, with a roster of diverse and talented local directors, as well as some of our friends a bit further afield.

This additional arm allows clients to find the right director for a project; effectively this means that we now offer end to end full creative service, as well as our traditional service production offering. We are also very pleased to be working with and developing the careers of the next generation of Scottish Filmmakers.

A few stand out projects this year include the "Battlefield' Poster extension campaign for Outlander season 7, and Golf.Golf for the R&A.

Contact us via the website for further information. We are here to take care of all your production needs."

Colin Campbell is a London-based food photographer and director. The year so far has been super busy, mixing stills campaigns with directing several TV spots.

Recent campaigns included a throw back to the 90s with Muller corner Mud Pie and a fantastic launch campaign for Holland and Barrett. Channel 4 also commissioned us for some fun 'Great British Bake Off' posters and TV.

Colin works from his own 2000 sq ft studio, situated on the canal in Haggerston. The studio is also fully equipped for moving image projects with editing and grading facilities on site.

See more here and follow on Instagram.

Colin is represented by Gill Turner, give her a follow on Instagram.

Pours, splashes, drips and sprinkles - action all the way in this Spotlight Food & Drink from Stephen Conroy.

All from projects where Stephen was involved from concept through to shooting and post production - resulting in energetic, vibrant and fun images.

Get in touch with Stephen to discuss how he and his creative team can make your campaigns stand out - or for more examples check out his website.

Scott Grummett is a food photographer and director, but his work goes far beyond the traditional tabletop.

2023 has seen him working all over the world creating everything from macro textural deliciousness to building huge sets and directing multiple cast. Whether it is blowing up a watermelon, telling a soulful story or just making a product look its most lip-smacking, mouth watering and at peak delicious, Scott is the man for the job.

His recent work has seen him creating four TV commercials in Serbia for Hellmann's, re-shaping the entire visual language of McDonald's Germany and creating different breakfast scenarios in elaborate room set builds for Alpro.

Scott's number one aim is always to make you hungry, but also enjoys a difficult matrix and a production puzzle to solve to make a smooth production, with clients that feel safe and confident for the whole journey.

Amrita Diwanji is a London-based photographer with a passion for weaving stories through her food and beverage photography. Her clients include successful industry disrupters like Pasta Evangelists, as well as global brands and agencies like Conde Nast Traveller, Singapore Airlines, Action Against Hunger, and Edelman. She has styled and photographed the winning pasta recipe from the semi-final of Gordon Ramsay's 'Future Food Stars', as seen on the BBC.

Amrita’s recent projects include photography for EL&N London’s new menu, that has been rolled out in print across their cafes in the UK, France, Germany and other international locations. She has also worked on a branding campaign for HomeCooks, and HG Walter’s new butchery class offering.

Her work has been published in the book 'An Opinionated Guide to Vegan London', as well as been featured in various global publications including Vogue, Conde Nast Traveller, Design Anthology, and Elle Décor, amongst others.

Furthermore, Amrita’s work has been consistently recognised at the Pink Lady Food Photographer of the Year Award, where she was awarded ‘Commended Place’ in 2021, 2019, and 2017.

When she’s not behind the camera, Amrita can be found exploring parts of London she hasn’t seen before or cooking up a storm with her husband in their kitchen.

To view more of Amrita’s portfolio, you can check out her website or get in touch with her directly to discuss your next project.