Frame Five Media
One team owns how your business looks.
And keeps it that way.
What you are actually buying
Anyone can hold the camera down.
The job is knowing which one to keep.
Every frame in this archive carries the reason it survived the edit, written against the photograph, at the time, by the person who took it. Here are five of them, ringed on the sheet above.
The keeper
“Action and audience in one frame, the strongest single picture here”
Chosen against its alternates
“The civic-proof group frame, tighter and better spaced than its two alternates.”
The only one of its kind in the take
“the only frame showing someone being taught to play”
Clean all the way to the edges
“the only unforced hands-in-motion frame that stays clean at the edges”
Surface, not just colour
“side light runs down each sleeve so the surface, not just the colour, carries”
The arrangement
Rent the department.
Don’t build it.
Frame Five is the creative department you rent instead of build, for owner-operated businesses where the owner is the brand. Clinics, spas, gyms, coaches, salons, real-estate teams, professional services.
Identity, website, photography, video and the monthly content flow, held by one shop. Not five vendors and a group chat.
- Identity Marks, type, colour and the rules that keep them straight.
- Website Fast on a phone, clear at arm’s length, yours to update.
- Photography The room, the people and the product, on one visit.
- Video Coverage, reels, press kits and the cuts that come off them.
- The flow What goes out every month, so the feed stops going quiet.
Before you ask
Four ways to work.
Each one says what it isn’t.
Most studios publish what they do. The list underneath is the one that actually tells you whether this will fit, so it is on the homepage rather than in a proposal three weeks from now.
Launching something new
8–14 weeks · One schedule, one lead, one invoice
What it is not
- Ad spend and media buying
- Print production management
- Legal and trademark work
Rebuilding what is already there
6–10 weeks · Phased so you never go dark
What it is not
- A full rename or repositioning
- Ad spend
- Ongoing content, that is a retainer
Keeping content coming every month
Rolling, reviewed quarterly · A fixed allocation of production days each month
What it is not
- A new website build
- Community management and replying to comments
- Ad spend
One project, clearly scoped
2–5 weeks · Fixed scope, fixed price
What it is not
- Ongoing support after delivery
- Work we cannot hold after launch
- Hourly design tickets
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