For 25 years our award-winning photographer-directors have been doing what we love most, capturing culture through moving pictures, still pictures, or both. ReloadPictures is a New Zealand-based production company representing a select group of high-end Photographers who are also Directors. Our experienced film and photography producers work across film and photography producing content for our ar
tists and clients. We welcome the opportunity to create content specifically tailored to meet client social, print, and digital needs. We offer clients a full-service experience from pre-production to post for projects of any size, producing and shooting branded content, stills campaigns, TVC’s and music videos. Our award-winning Director-Photographers are based in New Zealand and Australia and work across all categories including; people, lifestyle, food, beverage, product, landscape, sports, fashion, beauty, tourism, and travel. The ReloadPictures team partners with the industries top creative talent and we pride ourselves on finding creative solutions to every unique project we work on. Client List includes; Sony, Virgin, Tony & Guy, Nike, Commonwealth Bank, Air NZ, Toyota, Coca Cola, AMI, Fonterra, New Balance, Warner Bros, Sony, Fox, Millennium Films, Carlton Breweries, Vodafone, Oil of Ulay, ANZ Bank, ASB Bank, Sealord, Panasonic, Westpac Bank, Air New Zealand, Australian Government, Australian Cancer Council, New World, Samsung, Herbert Adams, DB Breweries, Huffer, Spark, Sky TV, Kiwibank, BNZ Bank, Mobil, Audi, Volkswagon, BMW, Les Mills International, Microsoft, Unilever, New Balance, Canon, Nikon, Vivian Westwood, Adidas, St George Bank Australia, Bank of New Zealand, Warner Bros, Fisher & Paykel, Nickelodeon, Playstation, McDonalds, Burger King, Studios USA, Sony Music, Levis. If you would like to review more work by our Director-Photographers, or talk to us about about a specific campaign please get in touch. Content on this site may have been changed from the original broadcast version for display purposes and is in no way intended as general consumer communication.