Client Retainers
Not every organisation needs a full-time photographer or film team. A retained relationship gives you access to those skills when you need them, with someone who gets to know your organisation, your people, and your story. From regular photography and film to social content, events, campaigns and aerial imagery, I provide ongoing creative support built around the way you work. There are no off-the-shelf packages. Retainers are shaped around your content needs, priorities, and budget, whether that's a regular monthly commitment or support around key moments through the year. The longer we work together, the more I understand your brand, your audience, and what you're trying to achieve. That means less time explaining what you need and more time creating content that feels authentic to your organisation.
Tullian Tchividjian is a gifted writer, preacher and teacher, with an encyclopaedic knowledge of Pink Floyd, but what really sets Tullian apart is his ability to make grace feel tangible. There’s no religious performance or polished Christian veneer — just an honest, unfiltered proclamation of the good news that love wins.
He leads The Sanctuary in Jupiter, Florida — a church that describes itself as “a recovery place masquerading as a church.” And that pretty much nails it. The Sanctuary feels less like a place where broken people are told to get their act together, and more like the rooms of recovery: a place where people can show up exactly as they are, be honest about the mess, and find love, acceptance, encouragement and hope.
“Andrew absolutely crushed the trailer for my new book, Fragments of Freedom. He didn’t just make something that looked beautiful…he somehow captured the mood, texture, and emotional world of the book. That’s rare. Plenty of people know how to make something look good. Andrew knows how to make something feel like something. He’s creative, intuitive, incredibly talented, and has an instinct for finding the story beneath the project. I couldn’t have been happier with what he created”.
- Tullian Tchividjian