SEOUL / PHOTOGRAPHY + VIDEO
Henry David Photography
Commercial photography and video in Seoul
Corporate portraits, brand imagery, product photography and video shaped around your business, your audience and the way the work will be used.
Seoul projects are available by arrangement. Inquire to confirm dates and discuss the scope of your production.
Henry David creates photography and video for companies, leadership teams and product brands. His portfolio spans executive portraits, workplace stories and detailed product photography. Based in St. Louis and a regular visitor to Korea, he arranges Seoul projects individually and works directly with clients in Korean or English.
Images for the way your company communicates.
Leadership & team portraits
Consistent team portraits and individual photographs for founders, executives and spokespeople. Shape the background, lighting and direction around your brand, whether the images are for a leadership page, press release or company presentation.
Explore executive portraitsBrand & workplace imagery
Build an image library around your people and how they work. Define the scenes, settings and compositions needed for your company website, recruitment materials and presentations.
Explore corporate photographyProducts, materials & small details
Show the finish, shape and craftsmanship that make a product distinctive. Plan clean product views, reflective surfaces and macro details with the intended page layout and campaign crops in mind.
Explore product photographyInterviews & brand video
Give the audience a clear view of your company through interviews, brand stories and supporting footage. Plan the story, sound, edit lengths and delivery formats before filming; include any subtitle and translation requirements in the scope.
Explore video productionSELECTED WORK
Real projects. A clear standard for yours.
Selected US projects by Henry David Photography: leadership and team portraits, workplace and research imagery. Each project below identifies its portfolio context.
St. Louis, USA · Rebrand portraits
MHS Legacy
Environmental portraits shaped around a rebrand. Setting, clothing and direction work together to give the leadership imagery a considered visual identity.
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St. Louis, USA · Team portraits
IWR North America
Team portraits with a professional, approachable feel. Consistent background and lighting leave room for each person’s expression and relaxed posture.
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St. Louis, USA · Research workplace photography
Washington University
A picture of the work, as well as the people. Explore the department’s portrait, laboratory and film projects for a fuller view of how photography and video can support an organization’s story.
Explore photography & film work ↗WORKING TOGETHER IN SEOUL
A clear plan for the work you need.
Start with the intended use, the people and products involved, and your delivery deadline. For projects involving a Seoul team and an overseas office, establish one brief and a clear approval process.
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Define the brief and visual direction
Share your brand guidelines, existing imagery and intended placements. Agree on the visual tone, essential shots and the person responsible for consolidating feedback and approving the work.
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Plan people, space and permissions
Confirm the Seoul location, staff availability, room size and access with your site contact. For portraits, decide on the look and clothing guidance. For interviews, plan a quiet space and agree on the questions in advance.
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Agree on the finished deliverables
Set the image selection process, retouching scope, formats and deadline. For video, define edit versions, review rounds and any subtitle requirements. Usage and travel arrangements belong in the project proposal.
Tell Henry about the project.
An outline is enough to begin. Include what you know now and flag the decisions you would like help making.
- Company name, Seoul location and possible shoot dates
- The intended audience: Korean, international, or both
- People, products and spaces you need to photograph or film
- Required image formats, video versions and any subtitles
- Budget range, delivery deadline and approval contact
Questions about a Seoul project
How do we plan a Seoul shoot?
Share your brief, location and preferred date range. Henry will discuss the production requirements and confirm availability before you fix the shoot date.
Can the work serve both Korean and international audiences?
Yes. Share brand guidelines and intended placements so crops, visual tone and video versions can be planned for each audience. Include any translation and subtitle review requirements in the brief.
Can we communicate directly in Korean?
Yes. Henry works in Korean and English, including the briefing and on-set direction. The contact form’s interface is in English; you can write your project details in either language.
What should the proposal cover?
The proposal should define the photography and video scope, selected final assets, retouching or editing, review process, usage, travel arrangements and agreed delivery schedule.
Let’s talk about your Seoul project.
Share the purpose, people or products, and the date range you have in mind. Henry will discuss the scope, deliverables and availability with you.
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