Commercial, Event and Community Case Studies

This year, with Roe v Wade no longer enshrined, we have seen an unprecedented-this-century barrage on comprehensive reproductive healthcare. People are losing access to the vital cancer screenings, contraception, infection treatment and abortion services that they depend upon.

Not everyone is walking around with presence and self-love, and while I work hard not to judge, I definitely prefer the company of people who have taken the time to get to know themselves with curiosity.

Human Centric Media is built on the belief that storytelling is a powerful tool for dismantling harmful power structures like white supremacy and misogyny, so this collaboration meant a great deal.

We are living in a time where the truly compassionate among us are anxious to come together and protect what’s most important to us. This is why we’ll emerge from this period stronger and more resilient.

This next generation of young people is so bright and full of potential. I'm always left in awe of their ideas, warmth and social generosity.

When Willamette University contacted Human Centric Media about producing fresh headshots for their faculty to begin the 2025-2026 school year, I knew I had to do more than the bare minimum.

Alondra brings a presence to her work that's empowering, curious and wise. You can see, in her interactions with clients, the trusting rapport she takes time to build.

When Affect hired Human Centric Media to produce commercial portraits for their Disabled and Here stock photography and interview series, I was overjoyed. As a bonus, the theme this year was T4T Pride, which filled my sweet trans heart with glee.