In the grand hallways of the Four Seasons Resort, Maui Nicole Sanchez was invited to shoot behind the scenes of a promotional video being shot for Suzie Cooney, one of eight for the completion of the reel for Laster-Heathman Media. Lights, action, and glamour was the theme of this shoot! Nicole’s noted experience captured every angle from the twirl of the gorgeous satin black skirt by St. John, vintage Chanel necklace and Basculente watch by Cartier. Next scene, an outrageous necklace designed by the famous Greek jewelry designer, Konstantino stood out against the colorful tapestry backdrop!
Nicole’s professional direction worked well the production team and was one step ahead of every pose. Check out just small sample of her work that day:
Nicole’s company is called Behind the Lens Maui. Click here to see more of her work.
Behind The Lens Maui (808) 205-2366 http://www.behindthelensmaui.com
Also on location:
Meili Autumn: Make Up
Sheri Mortimore: Stylist
Hair Products: Love InsideOut Maui
Photography/Video Assistant Photographer, Simone Reddingius
Producer: Carl Rozycki of InVision Maui Productions
A special thanks to the team at the Four Seasons Resort Maui.
Team Assistant: Suzie Trains Maui Suzie Models Maui
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The pictures turned out awesome! It was great working with Nicole and her photographs are truly inspiring.
Suzie Cooney Rocks!
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