Michael Branscom Photo + Film
Michael Branscom began shooting stills for schools and higher ed in 2002 and short films in 2013 and his work has been recognized with multiple Brilliance awards and CASE awards. He has worked with over 100 schools and colleges across the country and is adept at making students and teachers feel comfortable in front of the camera. With a degree in photojournalism from the University of Minnesota, Michael strives to work unobtrusively resulting in beautiful, compelling moments captured in photos and film that tell your school’s story. He has a unique ability to convey the joy and connection that teachers and students share in the classroom, on the field, in the studio, and on the stage. Michael is an FAA licensed drone pilot, educated and trained to legally and safely shoot video and stills with small unmanned aircraft. Now the potential for an aerial perspective comes with every shoot. Michael’s skills range from portraits to architectural images, sports to student life. Michael will work hard for your school and deliver a library of images you’ll use for years to come.
Partial Client List
Agnes Irwin School (PA), Berkeley Carroll School (NY), Choate Rosemary Hall (CT), Crane+Peters (GA), Durham Academy (NC), Friends Academy (NY), Friends' Central School (PA), George School (PA), Holy Spirit Episcopal School (TX), Lawrenceville School (NJ), Mark Day School (CA), Mayfield Senior School (CA), Montclair Kimberley Academy (NJ), Norfolk Academy (VA), Princeton Day School (NJ), Steege Thomson Communications (PA), Stevenson School (CA), Trinity Valley School (TX), University of Pennsylvania (PA), William Penn Charter School (PA)
Contact
MICHAEL BRANSCOM
Website: http://www.michaelbranscom.com/
Contact: Michael Branscom
Email: michael@michaelbranscom.com
Phone: (610) 331-2722
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Read Michael’s blog posts for InspirED on Capturing the Fall for Stunning School Photography, Student-Centered Storytelling on Film, and Seeing Like a Bird.
Watch Michael’s webinars for InspirED “Maximizing Your Relationship with a Professional Photographer.” Part 1: End Use Drives Strategy and Part 2: Selecting a Photographer and Writing the RFP.
