What photography and videography services does AR Story Media offer?
AR Story Media provides photography and videography
for businesses, brands, families, couples, maternity
sessions, quinceañeras, celebrations, and other
meaningful events. Business services include brand
photography, social media content, product photography,
video, and visual marketing.
What areas does AR Story Media serve?
AR Story Media is based in the Waller, Texas area and
serves Waller, Hockley, Cypress, Katy, Hempstead,
Prairie View, Magnolia, Tomball, Houston, and
surrounding communities.
Does AR Story Media work with businesses and brands?
Yes. AR Story Media creates photography, video,
social media content, product imagery, brand portraits,
and other visual marketing content designed to help
businesses communicate what they offer and show up
more effectively online.
How much do photography sessions cost?
Photography sessions start at $250. Senior sessions
are $350. Event collections begin at $750 for four
hours. Branding and business content projects are
customized according to the business, goals, coverage,
and deliverables.
Can AR Story Media provide both photography and video?
Yes. AR Story Media offers photography, videography,
and combined photo and video coverage for businesses,
brands, events, and other projects.
What is your pricing and do you require a retainer?
Pricing depends on the type of session or project,
the amount of coverage needed, and the final
deliverables. A nonrefundable retainer is required
to reserve your date. For custom projects, I’m happy
to discuss your goals and create an option that fits
what you need.
What is your process for working with a new client?
I like to start by learning what you’re looking for,
what you’re hoping to accomplish, and what matters
most to you. From there, we’ll talk through the
details, choose a date and location, and make sure
we’re on the same page before moving forward. Once
everything is confirmed, I’ll send over the agreement
and next steps. My goal is to make the process feel
simple, personal, and comfortable from the beginning.
What education and training do you have?
My background combines hands-on media experience with
formal education. I was trained in professional portrait
lighting while working with Providence School Pictures
and gained video production experience at HCC-TV, where
I learned to shoot, edit, incorporate music, and create
graphics for video. I later earned my bachelor’s degree
in Communications and continued developing my photography,
video, and marketing skills through corporate media and
communications roles.
How did you get started in photography and media?
I started taking photography seriously in high school
when I enrolled in a Commercial Photography course
because I wanted to learn how to use a camera
professionally. That curiosity grew into years of
hands-on experience in photography, video, communications,
and marketing. I’m still learning and looking for ways
to improve my craft with every project.
What types of clients have you worked with?
I’ve worked with a wide range of clients, including
families, couples, brides and grooms, mothers,
individuals, business owners, attorneys, and other
professionals. I also work with businesses and brands
that need photography, video, and visual content to
help them communicate what they do.
How long does it take to receive my photos or video?
Delivery time depends on the type of project. Most
photography sessions are delivered within 7–14
business days, while larger events and projects
typically take 14–28 business days. I’ll always let
you know what to expect when we discuss your project.
How do I book a session or project?
The easiest way to get started is by submitting an
inquiry through the website. Tell me a little about
what you’re looking for, your preferred date, and
anything else that would help me understand your
vision. I’ll follow up with availability, pricing,
and the next steps.
Do you photograph weddings?
Yes, wedding photography and video are available for
select dates. AR Story Media also works with businesses,
brands, families, couples, and other meaningful events,
so weddings are one part of what I offer rather than
the focus of the business.
What makes a good photography or video project?
The best projects usually start with a clear idea of
what you want the images or video to accomplish.
Whether you’re documenting your family, promoting a
business, or celebrating an important moment, knowing
your goals helps me create visuals that feel intentional
and useful rather than simply producing images for the
sake of having them.
What should I look for when hiring a photographer or videographer?
Start by looking through their previous work to make
sure their style and quality are a good fit for what
you have in mind. I also recommend reading reviews and
asking questions about what is included in the service.
Price is important, but it shouldn’t be the only factor.
The right photographer or videographer is someone whose
work, communication, and approach match what you actually
need.
What should I think about before contacting a photographer or videographer?
A few helpful questions to consider are:
- Does their photography or video style match what I’m looking for?
- What do I want these photos or videos to accomplish?
- Where will I use the final images or videos?
- How much coverage do I actually need?
- Do I need photography, video, or both?
- What is most important to me about the final result?
- Have I looked through their previous work and reviews?
- Have I shared enough information for them to give me an accurate quote?
What is a recent project you’re especially fond of?
One project that really stayed with me was photographing
and filming a woman who was celebrating her 90th birthday.
I loved being able to document such a meaningful milestone,
and I also had the opportunity to create a photo album for
her daughter. It was a reminder of how much photographs can
mean to a family beyond the day they are taken.
Has a project ever changed the way you think about your work?
One project that has stayed with me was creating a photo
slideshow for a funeral. I had never met the person, but
through the photographs I got to see pieces of their life
from childhood through their final years. I became deeply
invested in telling their story with care. It reminded me
that photography and video can preserve much more than a
moment. They can help people remember a life.