THE CREATIVE AGENCY Ellen McAleavey
STUDIO
When starting my placement, i was tasked with creating moodboards for OSO and other brands that Grace works with for their social media pages.
This gave me chance to explore each brand and get a feel for the companies and people I would be working with over the next coming months.
Grace gave me some inspo for the types of moodboards and layouts she wanted me to create, and so I got to work...
These moodboards and other content posts created by me, have been featured on each brands Instagram pages.
I also created different content posts for OSO’s Instagram page to attract new followers and creatives.
These moodboards were created for a bridal shoot at OSO Content Studio for Boutique Birdes of Crosby, as well as the Say It With bridal collection.
The theme was rustic, Italian, old-money wedding. I really enjoyed making these as I had full creative control and loved how the vision came to life!
My first day at OSO was a photoshoot for the launch of The SKO Collection lashes. I arrived at 8am to help set up and take behind the scenes of the models getting prepared to start shooting at 10am. I captured content of the models in hair and makeup, shooting from behind and infront of their stations to get the different angles. When the shoot began, I shot different clips of the process- the photographer, models, and creative director. On this shoot, I got to work alongside content creator @insidethelens__ so it was nice to get inspiration from Georgia and see what type of content she is trying to execute and how she creates her own videos. It was also very exciting and at the same time intimidating to be working with talent like Miss Supranational UK, Brittany Feeney. As all first days are very daunting, and I was quite nervous first going in, I found comfort in knowing it was also Sophie’s (The SKO Collection) first day being at the studio and this type of professional environment. However, being in this environment for the first time and being around like- minded people made me enjoy it even more and it was easy to get comfortable quickly. The models shot in two different looks each for website and socials, for one look they were all in the same white shirt and blue jeans, and the second a more dressed up, classy look- as seen in the image in the middle. Aswell as some images involving Sophie of her doing makeup- as seen in the image on the right. The shoot finished around 12pm and I carried on working at home, creating content and reels for SKO, and GAS Management, which can be seen on my Instagram page @ellenm_creative.
My second day at OSO was a shoot for the launch of activewear brand FIA Yoga.
I again arrived at 8am and began straight away to capture behind the scenes content of the models in hair and makeup. This process took alot longer than usual as lots of the models were children, some were not happy with their hair and makeup, or accidently messed it up meaning that it had to be redone, and some just got distracted or bored easily and were eager to leap out of the makeup station!
The shoot began at 10am and I took BTS of the process, shooting from different aangles and different points around the room. Each model shot in one gym set each for website, photographer Andrew Lee shot front, back, side and detail shots of the logo.
The three older models shot in two gym sets each and they were involved in the more social, lifestyle shots- as seen on Saffie in the image to the left and below.
I was alot more confident coming in a second time, feeling more comfortable and more like I was supposed to be there and I really enjoyed it. I also felt I made a friend in one of the models, Connie. She was very easy to talk to and made me feel more comfortable. I have since seen Connie multiple times since this shoot at events, and stayed connected with her on social media.
The shoot wrapped up around 1pm and I continued my work at home creating content for FIA Yoga and GAS Management. These videos can be seen on my own Instagram, aswell as @grace_adams_short and @fia_yoga.
This wedding shoot for Boutique Brides has been one of my favourites so far! Seeing the studio set up in such a different way to fit the shoot was so exciting and to be apart of it was really enjoyable. This shoot was also to showcase Say It With bridal jewellery collection, so it was also exciting to work with the movers and shakers from SIW.
I was given alot more creative freedom on this shoot to create content that I wanted and felt alot more comfortable being the creative director for my own content and having the models bring my own visions to life. I arrived at 9am whilst the models were in hair and makeup and I took bts of the process. The shoot began at 10am, each model wore one dress each and the photographer shot both the dresses and the jewellery. The shoot finished around 12pm and I stayed behind to help Grace set up for the next days shoot, we hung up all the clothes and set out the shoes sent by the stylist and put the studio back to normal ready for the morning.
I left at 1pm and created some reels from todays shoot on PremierPro. These videos can be seen on my own and Grace’s social media, however, not all can be posted due to shooting an unreleased wedding dress!
1st September 2025
OSO Content Studio Boutique Brides Say It With
On 2nd September, I had the exciting opportunity to work on a photshoot with Heat Magazine! Stylist, Creative Directors, and Interviewers from Heat were at OSO Studio. There were multiple outfit changes for Grace and her husband Mikey, aswell as their four children. Heat styled Grace in a yellow vest, recreating her 2006 cover image on the magazine. I gained a huge insight into the process of a shoot for a magazine and what goes into it. although there were stylists and creative directors at the studio, they still had to refer back to their seniors, awaiting approval before continuing on with the shoot. After being told their outfits were too dark, there was another outfit change from browns to more neutral, beige tones which were perfect for the shoot and set up of the studio to fit the brief.
I arrived at 10am, alongside content creator @insidethelens__, capturing behind the scenes content of the day. I took content of Grace in hair and makeup, and when the shoot began at 11am, I captured bts of the shoot. Due to this not being an in house shoot where Grace would usually be in control, myself and Georgia didn’t intervene as much. We stayed out of the way of the creative director and just captured content from arounf the room, ensuring we werent distracting.
We wrapped up around 2pm and I continued creating content from the day at home. Videos created from this shoot are unable to be posted on any socials until the release of the article in Heat Magazine.
Overall, I really enjoyed the day, being able to work with creatives outside of OSO, especially being from a popular UK Magazine. It was also exciting to be working alongside Grace’s family and getting to know them more. I have seen Grace’s eldest daughter Georgiana multiple times since first meeting on this shoot and feel I have also grown a good connection with her and that we are comfortable around eachother to work well together.
Today we were shooting for the launch of the new womens activewear brand, Alpha Female. I really enjoyed working on this shoot and with the owners of the brand. The story behind Alpha Female is so empowering and positive for women, and embracing being an alpha female! Also being around more familiar faces like the model Chloe was really enjoyable and makes it easier to settle, we got to talk alot
more and get to know each other better. I arrived at the studio at 9am to help Grace and Andy set up the studio and prepare the lighting whilst the models were in hair and makeup. I captured behind the scenes content throughout the day for of the photoshoot process and creative director Grace, styling the models and showing them different poses for her own brand GAS Management, and her social media.
We captured e-commerce shots aswell as lifestyle shots for Alpha Female socials using props like weights, gym mats, and even creating different sets by using the couch. Models Chloe and Kayleigh-Lily, shot in each gym set, blue, pink, grey and black, in both the leggings and shorts sets, aswell as the AF hoodies, socks and using their bag. The shoot wrapped up around 12pm and I stayed at the studio to
to continue some uni work and creating some content from the morning, ready for the next shoot at 4pm. I have really enjoyed my internship at OSO so far. I feel as though I have created lots of connections with the talent I am working with such as the brands, photographer, models, hair and makeup artists etc. I think thsi will really benefit me in my future and through the rest of my fcm course.
Fast forward to 4pm... We had a super exciting, yet scary guest at the studio today! On the lead up to halloween, Grace had the idea to use a tarantula in a shoot to promote The SKO Collection ‘FIERCE’ Lash. As it was quite a last minute plan, and too short notice to find a model accepting of having a spider scrawl across their face, Grace modelled for the brands and had the spider crawl across her face for a video, aswell as down her back to shoot some halloween content for Say It With. The spider was brought and handled by @tmreptiles2020 and we only had one hour to get the best shots. I captured behind the scenes from the shoot and created content for SKO and GAS Management as well as a seperate day in the life video for Grace and her social media. I also got the opportunity to hold the spider after the shoot!I left around 6pm and created content at home using PremierPro. These videos can be seen on my own, Grace, and the SKO Instagram accounts. I really enjoyed today and feel very lucky to be given these opportunities to be working on exciting shoots like these. It has been really fun and interesting to be a part of and experience.
I arrived at the studio at 9am. Firstly, I assisted Grace and Andy setting up the studio space and changing the backdrop from white to blue and set up the lights ready to begin. I then captured some behind the scenes of Molly in hair and makeup, shooting from different angles to capture different persepctives. The snake arrived at 10am and we got ready to begin. I shot behind the scenes of Grace directing the shoot as well as the photoshoot itself. I created multiple different content videos such as a day in the life at OSO, GAS Management, Say It With and The SKO Collection.
Today we shot something even crazier than the tarantula... Instead we had a python! This shoot was for Say It With jewellery, in honour of the MTV Awards coming up, the shoot was inspired by the Brittany Spears ‘Slave For You’ music video. On this shoot I got to work with social media influencer Molly Krenz. I was quite intimidated knowing she was going to be there when I came in as I feel like you never know what to expect in regards to the personalities of such influencers. However, Molly was really nice and easy to get along with, and is very supportive of my work and has been commenting on my Instagram posts.
These videos can be seen on my own and each brands Instagram accounts. One of my videos created was also featured on the Say It With Instagram Story. We then moved on to shoot Molly in a seperate look, also for Say It With jewellery and The SKO Collection lashes. Molly had an outfit change aswell as hair and we moved to a different location in the studio for these shots- images from this shoot can be seen below I had so much fun on todays shoot, it was really exciting working with Molly and the snake.
WHAT WOULD I DO?
After being on the Glamify shoot and experiencing my first location shoot at OSO, I started to look into what I would do on my own shoot to fit the brief of welcoming Autumn in with Glamify Fashion.
For location, I chose The Hollies Farm Shop. It is popular, on trend, and fits the theme well.
For fashion and styling, I chose some outfits from Glamify that I think people my own age would look to buy, for a casual day like going to Hollies Farm Shop, or a more dressed up look.
I have also added some poses and shots that I would chose and have the model do.
Today I got the honour to attend a very special event for The Azaylia Foundation fundraiser for childhood cancer.
I arrived at the Box Park at 7am to help set up the pop up stalls for FIA Yoga, The SKO Collection and Girlfirend Collective.
The event began at 9am, starting with a hot hits gym session, pilates, and a sound bath, yoga session to cool down, finishing at 11am.
Guests then had a chance to shop and look around at all of the stalls and new small businesses, followed by a very moving and inspirational talk with the co-founder of The Azaylia Foundation, Safiyya Vorajee. I captured lots of content from the day creating reels for FIA Yoga, The SKO Collection, and GF Collective, aswell as a video from the event as a whole, which can be found on my Instagram @ellenm_creative.
The stalls finished at 12pm, moving on to the next part of the event, making room to set tables back up for people to eat and carry on the rest of the day. I left at around 12:30pm after helping take down the stalls, I then continued my work at home creating reels for each brand which can also be found on their social media platforms.
I feel very lucky that I am able to attend events like these and be a part of this side of the industry, I feel like I am learning alot just by being there and seeing what goes into holding these events.
Today at OSO we were shooting the newest FIA Yoga drop. Modelling the new collection is popular ‘kidfluencers’, TikToker Ruby Alexis and Amara Rose Ali, face of Glamify kids, and Georgiana, Grace’s daughter. I arrived at the studio at 9am to assist andy setting up the lights and preparing the gym sets ready for the girls to wear by taking all the tags off and ensuring they had each full set and shoes ready to quickly change into after each shot.
The shoot began at 10am and each girl modelled the blue, black, brown and grey set each. The girls done individual and group shots and were given some fun dance moves as poses. We made sure to get website shots of the back, front, side and details of the clothing and then went on to more social shots like the action shots. I took behind the scenes of the shoot as a whole and of Grace as the creative director. I also captured some social content like flat lays for the FIA Instagram account.
The shoot finished at 12pm and I then stayed to help Grace clean up the studio and get it back to normal ready for a photoshoot later on in the day.
Grace and I then had a meeting to discuss our upcoming schedule and shoot days, as well as brainstorming some content ideas for the OSO Instagram and Tiktok account, as well as the brands Grace manages. The TikTok account
@osocontent.studio is managed by myself, I create and post all
videos seen on the account. I really enjoyed todays shoot and being able to have that meeting with Grace as we were both able to talk more freely about our ideas and she was able to gain more of an insight into my creative side and what ideas I come up with on my own.
I left at 2pm and continued my work at home creating reels for FIA Yoga and GAS Management. These videos can be seen on my own and each brands Instagram account.
Today we welcomed a collaboration between two content companies Sociere Socials and OSO Content Studio.
My brief for the day was to show OSO and our in house team hosting a brand event. This event was a chance for different brand ownders to start elevating their social media and grow their brand. They had a chance to get some headshots and lifestyle shots by our professional photgrapher and creative director. This was also a chance for them to utilise the studio space and create as much content as possible throughout the day. They created some group content like collabs, and were able to use the podcast space for some interviews and testimonials. There were also some group shots taken.
I arrived at 11am to capture content throughout the day. I was specifically focused on capturing our creative director Grace, and photographer Andy, and how both studios can be used. This is to show what we have to offer at OSO and what we can do for small or new business to help grow their brand.
The photoshoots finished at 1pm and I stayed till 2pm to capture some last little bits of content. Sociere had the studio booked until 4pm so their clients had enough time to create their own content like some reels and TikToks. I continued my work at home creating content for OSO from the day. The video can be found on my Instagram and TikTok account aswell as Grace’s social media.
I really enjoyed this event at OSO as it gave me a chance to meet lots of other brands and work with another content company. I was able to learn from them and see how they create content and what they are doing for their business.
Today I attended an exciting event, Scouse Girl Social!
I arrived at 9am to help set up pop up stalls for FIA Yoga, The SKO Collection and GF Collective (brands managed by GAS Management).
From there, Grace was aksed to teach the models how to walk on the runway, showing them different poses they can do and maintaining a strong walk. I captured behind the scenes content of this to put into a reel at the end of the day.
The event began at 11am and guests arrived quickly. The day started with a DJ and panel speakers, guests had the chance to shop around all the different stalls, grab a bite to eat, and listen to each of the speakers. There were lots of influencers at the event such as Lucy Quinn, Lacey M, and Alice Lambert-Brown.
There were also multiple shows for FIA Yoga, RARE Fashion College, and Fairytale Endings prom dresses. I captured content of the FIA runway to create a reel for their brands.
Throughout the day, I captured content for GAS Management, FIA Yoga, The SKO Collection, GF Collective, and of the event as a whole. I was also asked by RARE dancer Emily Rowan to capture some content for her whilst she taught a dance class at the event. Content created by myself from the day can be found on mine and each brands Instgram accounts. A reel I created from a previous FIA shoot was also feautured on the big screen at the event during the fashion show.
The event finished at 5pm and I helped pack away our stalls. I then continued my work at home editing and creating content from the day for each brand to post to their ow social media accounts.
I really enjoyed attending Scouse Girl Social today. I am excited that I am given opportunities like these and a chance to meet these influencers and showcase my work.
Today at OSO, we shot for a collab with The SKO Collection and Reverie Label. Modelling the clothes and ‘NOVA’ lash was Libby Gaynor, the second place winner of Miss Swimsuit British Isles 2025! I arrived at the studio at 9am to capture content of Libby in hair and makeup and get some closeups of the lashes. The shoot began at 10am and I captured content of the shoot. Libby modelled in three outfits, a burgundy co ord with a burgundy feather boa, the same outfit in brown, and a beige blazer and shorts co ord. Then arrived Ellie Atkinson at 11am, a freelance model and content creator. I dipped in and out between rooms to capture content of Ellie in makeup whilst Libby was shooting. Ellie modelled the same three outfits with a different lash and makeup look from The SKO Collection. For this shoot, I created content for The SKO Collection, Reverie Label and GAS Management. I shot from lots of different spots around the room to get different perspecives of the shoot. I used effects like zooming in and out to add a little something extra to the videos.
Whilst Ellie was getting somefinal shots, I went to studio 2 with Libby to capture some content of my own. I really enjoyed being able to do this because it gave me a chance to bring my own ideas to life and get some new content, instead of getting the same content every day.
The shoot wrapped up around 1pm and we took some videos of Sophie taking Libbys makeup off to create some different content for her page. We wrapped up around 1pm and Sophie and I stayed to take some content of the lashes alone to keep her page fresh, we created transitions of each lash and a type of ‘get to know’ video showcasing each pair of lashes. I really enjoyed todays shoot as I feel like I had alot more creative freedom and was able to share my ideas and Grace had an opportunity to see what I can do on my own rather than the content she knows I can already do, or what she has told me to do. I also really love working with Sophie, the owner of The SKO Collection. She is very easy to talk to and get along with, and fun and easy to work with. We can still have fun as well as being professional in this type of enviroment. I feel like this shoot really grew my connections further, such as models like Libby and brands like Reverie Label. I left the studio at 2pm and continued my work from home creating content for each brand. Videos from this shoot can be found on my own and each companies social media. From content created on this shoot by me, my social media and videos have been noticed by other brands such as Bell Wether Management and menswear brand Moda Bandidos, a brand who have now asked me to create content for them.
Today I got to go to The Hollies Farm Shop for a content day with FIA Yoga with their brand ambassadors and social media ‘kidfluencers’ Ruby Alexis, Amara Rose Ali, Taylor (Pilatays) and Hattie Beu.
We met at OSO Studio at 11am where we were greeted with a luxury chauffeur service from @cj_platinum_travel. We set off about 11:20am to arrive at Hollies for 12pm. Whilst in the car I captured some some content of the girls and of the car itself for their page.
We got straight to work when we arrived and started by taking some pictures and videos of the girls outside the front entrance. They took some individual and group pictures modelling the FIA Yoga activewear. We then moved the the pumpkin patch to take some aesthetic autumn/halloween content. I took lots of images and videos of the girls for my own, FIA, and the girls social media.
We had a look around the store and moved around to the back of the shop were there was another setting to get some content. There was also alot more room for them to get the content they wanted like creating some TikToks. Whilst we were at the back of the shop and taking some pictures of the girls, the staff actually asked us to stop as we were taking it ‘too far’ and ‘getting in the way’. We ended our content day from there and headed to the cafe to get some food before we left.
We left about 2:30pm getting back to the studio for around 3pm. After the girls were picked up, I stayed at the studio to continue with my work and prepare for a shoot later in the day.
I had so much fun on this content day and getting asked to go on a brand trip was really exciting. I feel like I have grown a really good relationship with FIA brand owner Kayleigh and I am very comfortable to go on these trips with her, without Grace, knowing I will be well looked after and will have a really good time.
I created 4 videos from this day- one for FIA Yoga, one for CJ Platinum Travel, a feature video for Ruby Alexis, as well as a day in the live for myself. Videos from the day can be found on my Instagram and TikTok account.
After such a fun day at The Hollies Farm Shop, we had the brand Moda Bandidos shooting their newest collection at OSO Studio. They booked the studio from 4pm till 8pm and came with their own photgrapher, models, content creator and creative director David. As Grace weren’t at the studio today, I welcomed our guests and helped them set up the studio ready for their shoot. Grace asked me to oversee their time at the studio, making sure they had everything and was there to assist when needed. I took some behind the scenes content of the shoot for the brand and for OSO, showing what we can offer for independent brands. As they were using both studios for there photoshoot, I made sure that all the lights were working properly and set to how they wanted, making sure that it was clean and ready for a professional company. I dipped in and out between rooms making sure everything was going smoothly and capturing some content, as well as getting on with my own work and editing content from the previous shoot. Around 6pm another two models arrived. These models were two young boys, ages 7 and 4. They were alot harder to keep control of as they did not want to have their picture taken. It took a while to get them to stand still to get some images, which is expected given their age and the evironment they’re in. I captured some content of the boys modelling and some behind the scenes of them messing around, as all young boys do. Due to this, the shoot ran over about 15-20 minutes. Once they left I cleaned up each studio and set everything back to normal, I locked up and headed home around 8:45pm. I was really happy that Grace trusted me to be at the studio alone and trusted me with the responsibility of supervising a shoot. This reassures me of my own abilities and that Grace also knows what I am capable of. Content created for this shoot can be found on my Instagram and TikTok account, as well as Bandidos Instagram.
On Friday 24th October, I got to attend the Georga Portogallo Limited Creators Event at No Filter Studios.
I attended the event with The SKO Collection, which gave Sophie a chance to grow her brand following and recognition. This was also the perfect opportunity for me to do the same and get my name out. The event was full of content creators from all over the UK, such as Charleigh Paige Tart, Lydia Peverell, Claire L Creative, and lots of micro-influencers just starting off their pages with ambitions of 50k followers on Instagram and TikTok. This event was also a great opportunity to learn from these creators, we gained some great tips on elevating our page and gaining more followers.
We arrived at No Filter studios at 9am to set up our stall and capture some behind the scenes content starting off the day. This was a chance for creators to capture lots of content for their social media and show off the brands at the event. There were brands there such as ISOClean, Monday Hair Care, and Daise Beauty. Due to this being an event for content creators and some already successful, well-known brands, lots of companis were gifting items to creators. With SKO being a new brand, not yet lauched, Sophie couldn’t afford to gift lashes, but was selling for below retail price. The main aim of attending the event was to have guests notice the brand and gain more followers, in which SKO gained lots more followers just from a few hours spent at the event. There were lots of influencers at the event that we had never heard of before, and some that we had. With my broad use and knowledge of social media, there were afew creators at the event such as Charleigh Paige Tart, in which I told Sophie to gift a few pairs of lashes, for her to post and review. With Charleigh’s large following and trust people have in her, I believe thaat one small comment made from her about The SKO Collection would boost the brand hugely.
I left at 2pm while Sophie stayed till the event finished at 4pm. I captured lots of content throughout the day which I have put into a reel for The SKO Collection, this video con be found on my own and the brands social media accounts.
I was mostly there to be a helping hand for Sophie and capture some content but I feel like I learned alot from a few hours at this event and had so much fun getting to meet lots of content creators and share my own name.
Today at OSO, we had a new company, Lip Fix Cosmetics. They are a brand newly managed by GAS Management. Myself and the models arrived from 10am, they were required to come with their hair and makeup already done. I started by helping set up the studio ready for the shoot, and set out some snacks and goodie bags for the models. The models on this shoot today was Libby Gaynor, Ellie Atkinson, Mia Snape and lifestyle content creator Iona Sky. Iona is most popular on Instagram and TikTok for her food reviews, where she tries lots of different food places around Liverpool. The shoot began at around 11am and I captured behind the scenes content of each model. Each model shot in two different looks- a white robe, and a black top and blue jeans. Each model shot alone first using some different props like strawberries, champagne, and the lip products. Mia arrived a little bit later than the others due to her coming from Rochdale, so while Mia got her first single shots, the other models got changed into their robes for some group and single shots in that look. I took lots of behind the scenes of the models, and Grace directing the shoot. Trying to stay out of the photographers way, Andy told me not to be afraid to come closer, or stand at different points to get some different shots, and that he knows me well enough and trusts me that I wont get in his way or interrupt in any type of way. I was actually really happy when Andy said this becuase it shows that they do trust me and see me as part of their team, and they are giving me the opportunity to get the most and the best out of the day that I can. The shoot was wrapping up around 12.30pm and Grace asked me to head outside to get some content with Mia for a reel for FIA X Lip Fix. I had full creative control on this to capture what I wanted and bring my own ideas to life with this brief of a collab between a beauty brand and an activewear brand. This further proves to me that Grace trusts me and my creative abilities and sees me as part of the team. I had so much fun on this shoot, it was easy to capture good content with the aesthetic and creativeness of the shoot. All of the models and Lip Fix brand owner Kayleigh were great to work with which I feel working with like-minded people makes it so much easier when being in this type of environment. We wrapped up at 1pm and I stayed at the studio to have a meeting with Grace to discuss our upcoming shoots and events, and I had a chance to continue on with some work for uni and OSO. I also asked Grace to teach me some more about pr and marketing and what she does behind the scenes, in which we have arranged an hour a week to learn some new tips and skills.
On Wednesday 29th October, I attended a location shoot with Gypsabella for the launch of their Noel Noir Christmas collection.
My day started at 5am as I had to get to Sophie’s (The SKO Collection) for 6:30am, so we could drive to the location- The Cut and Craft, Manchester, for an 8am start. We were setting up getting ready to start and Abbie, the owner of Gypsabella, gave me the call sheet to have a read over and learn everything I needed to know, ready for the day ahead. Abbie gave me the role of her director, with so much to do and so little time, we needed to make sure we stayed on track and got the most out of the day. I came up with a plan of 6 minutes each outfit, with a rotation of photographs, videos and a chance for the models to get some content themselves. Of course on a hectic day like this, the plan is never exactly stuck to. I then just made sure that we stayed on track and told Abbie when we needed to move on. I really liked having this role on the shoot as it was different to just capturing behind the scenes content, it was a really big responsibility to ensure that we captured everything and more in the time that we had. Since the shoot I have had great feedback from Abbie to Grace and have created this trust between us where she would have me back on more shoots.
Aswell as making sure Abbie stayed on track, I was still capturing content throughout the day- all images seen here were taken by me. I have created some reels from the shoot for Gypsabella and The SKO Collection. These videos are unable to be posted until the launch on the collection on 02.11.25.
On this shoot, I worked with models like Holly Samantha, Lucy Quinn, Chloe Ormond, Mia Morris and many more. When first going in I felt quite intimidated and quiet as it was a different type of shoot that what I am used to and there was lots of people there who I had never worked with before, but everyone was really nice and easy to work with, in which I settled alot more and felt more comfortable and confident being around them.
We wrapped up at 12pm and headed home to continue my work creating content. I really enjoyed being on this shoot because even tho it was quite scary, it was also really exciting to be working with new people. I already knew Abbie as their HQ is in the same building as OSO, but this gave me a chance to grow a better relationship with her and she had a chance to see how I work on a shoot.
