Commercial (TV, Online, Still)
Surrey
Apply by 7th October 2026, 17:00
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We are seeking individuals to feature in an inviting and genuine lifestyle photography campaign for a UK fostering organization. This project aims to build a fresh collection of images for use across their website, social media, digital ads, print materials, public relations, and broader communications.
The creative vision prioritizes a warm, observational style. We aim to capture the everyday moments and relationships that create the essence of home – from cooking together and chatting around the table to doing homework, relaxing on the sofa, gaming, listening to music, taking walks, and engaging in intimate one-to-one interactions.
The photography will have a natural, documentary feel, avoiding overly posed scenes or traditional stock imagery. Therefore, we are searching for individuals who convey warmth, relatability, and authenticity on camera.
Please submit examples of previous lifestyle work - Dates
- Friday October 23rd 2026. Surrey or Sussex area
Roles
Female Foster Carer – approximately 45–60
Female Only
45 - 60
Male Foster Carer – approximately 45–60
Male Only
45 - 60
Roles Details
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- Young Person 1 – aged approximately 10–12
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Male or female. We’re looking for someone natural, confident and comfortable interacting with adults and another young person on camera.
This role will form part of a foster family scenario and may be photographed alongside our second young person as siblings.
No acting dialogue required - this is a stills photography shoot focused on natural interactions and everyday moments. - Salary
- Estimated 5 hours of work Total: £200
- Ethnicities
- White
- Age
- 10 - 12
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