Netwave Creative Marketing Agency | NJ Marketing Agency
What started as a behind-the-scenes shoot following Producer / Writer George Kolber, moved into website design for the film and ended with us shooting a star-studded premier party at Monmouth University.
Fun Fact: We also have a photo in the film.
The Netwave Team photoshoot is one of our absolute favorite days of the year! We all get together at the studio, turn up the music, and lend each other a hand. It’s an essential part of our brand and has helped us connect with so many amazing people who share our values and vision.
Fresh photography captured on location at multiple properties owned by Chefs International. These shots give each restaurant its own personality online, in ads and on social media.
While shooting his first major motion picture, producer and writer George Kolber, called on Netwave to capture exclusive behind-the-scenes content photographs. Between the local production, talented cast, women’s empowerment, and national acclaim, “Miranda’s Victim” is a must-see for the critical context of a now-ubiquitous term in American legal and criminal history.
New menu items each got their spotlight in a packed shot list for this indoor-outdoor-oceanside content photo shoot.
Seamless background shots, meticulous setup and thoughtful props make Joe Leone’s gift boxes irresistible on the Italian specialty store’s website and social media channels.
On-location studio and natural light photography work beautifully together with curated backdrops, candid event shots and, of course, amazing catering from Merri-Makers at one of its gorgeous venues.
We brought a full photo studio into real homes to showcase these Delicious gift boxes in style and capture the equally good feelings of sending or receiving a sweet treat in the mail.
When this Red Bank hotel opened its pool for public day passes, a summertime content shoot was a must.
New candidates thought working for Western Pest was all about killing bugs; we came to squash the misconceptions. A new brochure set the stage for a lively recruiting campaign, including trade show materials and digital advertising, all centered on the seemingly small idea that you should leave no stone unturned in the search for a fulfilling career.
