Mathew Stott is a Melbourne-based photographic artist redefining fashion imagery through a fusion of digital precision and tactile experimentation. In just three years, he has emerged as a standout voice in Australia’s visual scene, blending sculptural styling with cinematic mood.

His editorial work—featured in Fashion Journal and Barbatana Pictures—explores the tension between historical costume and deconstructed modernity, often spotlighting emerging designers like Chelsea Farquhar. As Chief Creative Officer at PROJECT02, Mathew is shaping the next wave of visual storytelling in Melbourne.

Alberto Zimmermann is a Melbourne-based photographer and retoucher known for transforming architecture, fashion, and product design into cinematic visual stories. With a signature style that balances precision and mood, Alberto’s work elevates brands, spaces, and creative projects alike.

His lens has captured Australia’s first mirrored home in the Yarra Valley, high-profile exhibitions at Melbourne Design Week and Sullivan+Strumpf, and luxury hospitality spaces like Morena Sydney. Whether shooting for leading architects, galleries, or designers, Alberto’s images do more than document — they move.

Jesper Hede is a Danish-born, Melbourne-based photographer and creative director. Known for his signature fusion of Scandinavian minimalism and raw emotion, Jesper crafts striking imagery across fashion, portraiture, and commercial campaigns.

With work spanning brands like Bvlgari, Sony Music, and Country Road, and features in Fashion Journal and KALTBLUT, Jesper doesn’t just shoot moments — he builds stories. As founder of Mother Agency, he’s also reshaping how creatives and brands collaborate.

Melissa Cowan is a Melbourne-based photographer known for her vibrant, documentary-style imagery that captures raw emotion and spontaneous moments. With a background in Fine Arts from Massey University, she brings a creative eye to every project, blending natural light with dynamic energy.

Melissa’s work spans music festivals, fashion editorials, and portraiture, with features in publications like Life Without Andy and C-Heads Magazine. Her collaborative spirit and unique visuals have made her a sought-after talent in Australia’s creative scene.

Alex Williams is a Melbourne-based photographer with global experience across advertising, fashion, music, and product. His work introduces the unexpected, challenging perceptions of the everyday through nuanced lighting and form. Alex works in both analog and digital mediums, bringing a versatile approach to his storytelling.

Krish Miglani is a Melbourne-based filmmaker and the creative mind behind Krish Productions. Known for crafting cinematic brand content and high-impact visuals, Krish brings a sharp editorial eye and bold storytelling to every project.

From luxury products to lifestyle campaigns, his work transforms brand narratives into visually stunning experiences. With masterful editing and a deep understanding of pacing and mood, Krish delivers content that cuts through the noise — and connects.

James Wajura is a Melbourne-based Director and Director of Photography (DOP) renowned for his cinematic storytelling and innovative visual techniques. With a portfolio that spans collaborations with global brands like Nike, Disney, and Footlocker, James brings a unique blend of artistry and technical precision to every project. 

His recent work includes the “Gemini – Summer Jam 2025” campaign, presented by Jordan and Footlocker, where he utilized 16mm Kodak film to capture the dynamic energy of the southern hemisphere’s largest street basketball tournament.  James’s approach often involves experimental image-making techniques, such as blending real models with AI-generated environments, as seen in his campaign for Melbourne streetwear brand Homie Clothing.

Jess Brohier is a South-Asian-Australian photographer and creative director based between Melbourne and New York. Her work fuses surrealism with a refined aesthetic, reimagining Western beauty standards through a BIPOC lens. Jess’s distinctive style—marked by nuanced lighting and a nostalgic color palette—has attracted clients like Nike, Adidas, COS, and Mecca, and features in publications including i-D, VICE, and Schön! .

As founder of ALT-HOUSE, a creative agency and studio, Jess champions diverse voices and fosters a collaborative community for artists. Her work delves into themes of identity and transience, often blending digital and analog mediums to create evocative visual narratives.

Explore her portfolio at jessbrohier.com or follow her latest projects on Instagram.

Kiyana Tehrani is a Melbourne-based photographer and director, previously based in Los Angeles, where she built an international reputation for her cinematic, surrealist approach to fashion and celebrity portraiture.

Known for creating bold, dreamlike visuals, Kiyana has worked with global icons including Kim Kardashian, Post Malone, and Charlotte McKinney. Her work has appeared in Vogue, V Magazine, King Kong, and Hunger, blending high fashion with powerful visual storytelling.

Now based in Melbourne, Kiyana brings her LA-honed creative direction — spanning photography, styling, set design, and post-production — to brands and artists looking to create imagery that resonates on a global scale.

Explore her portfolio at kiyanatehrani.com or follow her latest work on Instagram

Jordan Hallewell is a Melbourne-based hair and makeup artist known for her versatile and artistic approach. With over six years of professional experience, Jordan has collaborated with leading brands such as RUSSH Australia, L’Officiel, Casetify, July, and Sportsgirl. 

Her work spans a range of styles—from natural beauty to editorial looks—reflecting her technical skill and adaptability across different projects. Jordan’s portfolio includes contributions to fashion editorials and campaigns, such as the Maroske Peech collection featured in PAPER magazine, where she provided hair and makeup artistry. 

Jordan’s creative talents have also been showcased in publications like Fashion Journal, where she contributed to the 195th edition, highlighting her presence in Australia’s vibrant fashion scene. 

Anthony Tosello is a Melbourne-based fashion and portrait photographer known for his refined aesthetic and collaborative approach. With a focus on capturing authentic moments, Anthony brings a unique perspective to each project, blending technical skill with creative vision.

His work spans editorial, commercial, and personal projects, showcasing a versatility that resonates with diverse audiences. Anthony’s portfolio reflects a commitment to storytelling through imagery, highlighting the individuality of his subjects and the essence of the brands he collaborates with.

Joelle Parisotto is a Melbourne-based photographer and visual artist whose work bridges fashion, art, and editorial storytelling. Her imagery is marked by a quiet intensity—balancing softness with structure, intimacy with clarity.

Joelle’s portfolio includes collaborations with Contributor, Astrophe, and The Inspired Co., as well as campaigns for Australian labels like Adamo and Le Lair. She has also contributed to major fashion events, such as the National Graduate Showcase at the PayPal Melbourne Fashion Festival. 

As a resident photographer at ALT-HOUSE, Joelle works across fashion, editorial, and campaign projects, bringing a thoughtful, collaborative energy to each shoot.

Founder of Dabble Creative, Zach is a powerhouse behind the lens — bringing bold ideas to life through dynamic visuals and sharp storytelling. Whether it’s high-impact commercial content, music videos, or social-first campaigns, Zach knows how to make brands stand out and audiences engage. Known for his versatile style and fast-paced edits, he’s worked with some of Australia’s leading names across sport, fashion, and music.

Based out of Valeon Studios, Zach thrives on collaboration and pushing creative boundaries — if you’re looking to level up your content, you’ll want him in your corner.

Lindsay Elise is a Melbourne-based fashion and commercial photographer known for her refined aesthetic and collaborative approach. Her portfolio showcases a range of work that blends technical precision with creative vision, capturing the essence of her subjects in every frame.

Lindsay’s work spans editorial, commercial, and personal projects, reflecting a versatility that resonates with diverse audiences. Her commitment to storytelling through imagery highlights the individuality of her subjects and the brands she collaborates with.

David Truasheim is a Melbourne-based video producer, cinematographer, and editor known for delivering high-impact visuals that resonate. With a portfolio spanning global brands like Jack Daniel’s, Breville, Nike, and MLC, David crafts content that blends cinematic storytelling with commercial precision. 

His work ranges from sleek TVCs and brand campaigns to music videos and editorial pieces, showcasing versatility and a keen eye for detail. Notable projects include the “Jack Daniel’s – Bonded” campaign and the “Penrite Racing Livery Launch,” both highlighting his ability to capture dynamic narratives. 

David’s approach combines technical expertise with creative vision, making him a sought-after collaborator for brands and agencies aiming to elevate their visual storytelling.

John Stokes is a Melbourne-based filmmaker, editor, and co-founder of ShotPro, an end-to-end video production company delivering high-quality, engaging content that captivates and converts. With a background in music and performance, John brings a unique creative perspective to the production process, ensuring each project resonates with its intended audience. 

At ShotPro, John has contributed to a diverse range of projects, including branded content, commercials, corporate videos, and social media ads for clients like Jack Daniel’s, Bosch, and Barry Plant. His expertise spans the entire production pipeline—from concept development and scriptwriting to cinematography and post-production editing—ensuring a cohesive and compelling final product.

Ranya Eldeeb is a Melbourne-based creative director, designer, and founder of Bleed Wolf—a high-end streetwear label that merges raw edge with refined execution. Established in 2020, Bleed Wolf is designed and made in Melbourne, reflecting Ranya’s commitment to quality and local craftsmanship. 

Ranya’s multidisciplinary approach blends fashion, visual storytelling, and cultural commentary, positioning Bleed Wolf as more than just a clothing brand—it’s a creative platform for bold expression.

Carlos Mangubat is a Melbourne-based stylist, creative director, and fashion editor whose work blends commercial precision with editorial edge. With over 15 years in the industry, Carlos has contributed to international editions of Vogue, Harper’s Bazaar, Marie Claire, ELLE, NYLON, and GQ, among others .

His portfolio includes collaborations with global brands such as HBO, NBC, Sony Music, Universal Music, L’Oréal, Audi, Hugo Boss, and Adidas . Carlos has styled high-profile personalities, including Sarah Snook, Angourie Rice, and Charles Dance .

Despite being red-green colorblind, Carlos has carved a niche in the fashion industry, turning a potential obstacle into a unique strength. His logical approach and reliance on supportive collaborators have enabled him to excel in creating visually stunning and commercially appealing images .

Carlos is also a regular contributor to Vogue Philippines, where he explores themes of identity, culture, and style through his writing .

Every great studio has a heartbeat — ours just happens to have four legs and a golden coat.

Francois, our resident golden retriever / labrador, is the unofficial host of Valeon Studios. Equal parts gentle, curious, and ridiculously photogenic, Francois brings warmth and personality to every shoot.

You’ll often find him stretched out across the cyclorama mid-set, sneaking into behind-the-scenes footage, or working the room for pats (his true specialty). Whether it’s a 10-hour fashion campaign or a casual content day, Francois ensures every guest feels welcome — and reminds us all to take a break and enjoy the moment.

Come say hi — Francois will be the first to greet you at the door, tail wagging and ready for his close-up.