We’ve had the opportunity to work on impactful projects for the Government of Canada, including those focused on Palliative Care, the Opioid Crisis, and Don’t Drive High. These kinds of campaigns require us to build the photography session from the ground up, making sure we have what's needed to develop a compelling narrative that resonates with the target audience.


Our team is involved from the very start, helping agencies develop detailed shot lists and handling all aspects of production—from finding locations and talent to arranging props, wardrobe, and logistics. For example, for certain shoots, this meant finding a pharmacy willing to open its doors before store hours or families with young kids willing to join into the campaign for modeling authentic families. We also ensure that our casting represents the diversity of the Canadian population, showcasing people of all ages, backgrounds, and body types. This level of attention to detail ensures that every campaign is both authentic and relatable.

Having a team at House of Common Studio allows us to offer full production services, ensuring that we can bring any vision to life, no matter the scale. Whether we’re given a three-month production timeline or just two weeks to put together a campaign across two cities, we thrive under tight deadlines and  a strong narrative.