At House of Common Studio, we specialize in corporate campaign photography - combining the flexibility of a smaller team with the capabilities of large-scale production. With access to top tear lighting, camera technology, and technical gear, we’re able to deliver exceptional results for projects of all sizes, ensuring your campaign looks polished and professional without the overhead of bigger productions.

From pre-production tasks like casting, staging, and scheduling, to executing the shoot, we make the process seamless and stress-free for you. Our experience working with marketing agencies allows us to collaborate effectively and adapt to tight timelines, ensuring that every element of your campaign is captured efficiently and to the highest details.

At House of Common Studio, we specialize in corporate team headshots that are streamlined, professional, and detail-oriented. Led by photographer and art director Rémi Thériault, we focus on creating clean, sharp images that reflect your team’s professionalism. Whether we’re shooting in the studio or on location, the goal is to capture headshots that represent your team in the best possible light for use across websites, LinkedIn profiles, marketing materials, and more.

We believe that a great headshot is about more than just looking good—it’s about creating an environment where your team feels comfortable. With a laid-back approach and a few light-hearted jokes from Remi, we help put your team at ease, ensuring the final images are natural, confident, and professional.

Portraits at House of Common Studio, led by photographer and art director Rémi Thériault, are story-driven images of business leaders, political figures, artists, athletes, and more. Whether shot in the studio or on location, each portrait is approached with a keen eye for narrative—considering the subject and where and how the image will live, whether online, in a magazine, or in print. At its core, the portrait work at House of Common is about connection. The goal isn’t just to take a great photo but to create something that feels true to the person in it—something that resonates.