A woman with shoulder-length brown hair wearing a white button-up shirt and jeans, holding a camera in her right hand, standing against an exposed brick wall. It's Catherine, the photographer whose website you're reading. I’m 
Photo: Jo Fisher @ Bloom Fabulous Photography

About

You're here because you're looking for someone to take some pictures.

Perhaps you have to present a shortlist to someone. Maybe you need someone on set in 48 hours, and you’ve only just found out.  Or maybe you need to get in front of the camera for a change, and you want to check that I'm fully house-trained. (I am).

But the work isn't about me - it's about supporting your production, event or brief - from the first look press release to the company archive and all the bits in between.

Recent work includes a crew wrap shoot for Sweetpea season 2 (Belladonna Films), a poster and behind-the-scenes coverage for the comedy horror short Sold As Seen (Squid Shack Studios) and stills and behind-the-scenes for a Channel 5 documentary (Coming Up Roses/Objective Media Group) which is yet to be broadcast.

In a previous life, I spent years planning national TV campaigns, trying to get you to watch more telly. I helped shows find their audience through on-air marketing (aka trailers and continuity) while navigating the minefields of late deliveries, late schedule changes and something from the legal department kicking off at 5pm on a Friday.

I'm based in Sevenoaks and work across London and the South East of England - but am very open to travel. Really. Very open. Just ask.

To check dates and availability, please drop me a line at hello@catherinestratford.co.uk or call 07740 472183.

Text post describing BTS movie 'Sold As Seen' by Squidshack Studios, mentioning behind-the-scenes photos, by Catherine Stratford Photography, and praise for Catherine's professionalism and talent.
Screenshoot of a review in The Guardian online: a still from Daggers Inn featuring a red-haired woman and a man with long dark hair at a party, with colorful abstract artwork in the background.
A yellow magazine cover featuring a black and white portrait of Roger Deakins, a renowned cinematographer, with bold black text . The title of the magazine is Film Stories.
Open magazine pages with the article titled "How We Made Daggers Inn" featuring a group photo of a diverse people, and black and white behind-the-scenes photos of filming and a discussion scene. Photos by Catherine Stratford.
Open magazine showing images and text, including a photo of a film crew setting up outdoors, a clapperboard, and a scene of people in a studio with lighting equipment. Photos by Catherine Stratford.
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