Boise-Based Corporate Headshot Photographer – 3 Days On-Site (Oct 27–29)

We're a B2B creative agency producing a multi-day corporate shoot at an industrial manufacturing facility in the Boise area (Treasure Valley), and we need a LOCAL Boise-based headshot photographer for three on-site days.

DATES (on-site, full days)

- Tuesday, Oct 27, 2026

- Wednesday, Oct 28, 2026

- Thursday, Oct 29, 2026

THE WORK

- Corporate team headshots using a step-and-repeat / backdrop setup, shot on location at the facility

- Steady flow of employees across all three days; consistent lighting, framing and look from day one to day three

- You bring your own camera, lighting and backdrop/stand setup

- Work alongside our video crew on site; we'll coordinate the schedule and people flow

- Delivery: culled and lightly retouched selects for each person, consistent color/crop (final count and turnaround to be confirmed)

REQUIREMENTS

- Must be based in Boise / the Treasure Valley. No travel, lodging or per diem is covered; mileage is reimbursed for local driving to and from the facility only

- Steel-toe boots and a hard hat are required on site (industrial safety rules)

- Portfolio of corporate/team headshots, ideally on-location or event-style setups

- At least one professional reference

- Comfortable directing non-models quickly and keeping a line moving

TERMS

- Work-for-hire: all images are owned by our agency and the end client. You may not use them in your own portfolio or marketing

- NDA and confidentiality/non-solicitation agreement required (the client is not named publicly)

RATE

Hourly, $50-$100/hr depending on experience, plus mileage. Final rate negotiated with the selected photographer.

To apply, please share: your portfolio link (headshots), your hourly or day rate, the gear/backdrop you'd bring, confirmation you're available Oct 27-29, and that you have steel-toe boots and a hard hat.

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