Internet and Photo Options
1) Event listings on MM.Com
Send me the information
on your event and I'll add it to the listing on
MostMuscular.Com. If you have an e-mail address or a web
page for the event, I'll add links to those. NO CHARGE.
CLICK HERE
to see the events page.
2) Promotional web pages
I can put together a web
page with detailed information on your event, including
photos of the guest posers, lodging information, etc. This
page will be provided at NO CHARGE for shows I plan to
attend. CLICK HERE
for an example of a promotional page.
3) Event results, photos
If I attend your event,
I'll post the results with photos of the top competitors on
MostMuscular.Com or OK/TX Bodybuilding (depending on the
location of the event), at NO CHARGE.
CLICK HERE
for an example of an event results and photo page. If I am
unable to attend your event, I'll post the results provided
you send them to me by e-mail or conventional mail.
CLICK HERE
for en example of a results-only page.
4) On-stage photo CDs
I typically shoot
hundreds of high-resolution digital photos at events I
attend, and usually have several photos of each competitor;
quite a few of the finalists and class winners. I edit all
the photos and burn them to a CD-ROM, which competitors can
purchase for a modest fee, usually $25 to $30.
CLICK HERE
and scroll to the bottom of the linked page to see examples
of event photo CDs from the Heart of Texas and Red River
Classic.
5) Custom photo shoots
Competitors work very
hard to get themselves in contest shape, and sometimes go
home wishing they had arranged for a portfolio of photos
while in peak condition. To accommodate this, I schedule
outdoor photo shoots with individual competitors before and
after the competitions, usually on Friday afternoons and
Sunday mornings, and sometimes on Saturday afternoons. There
is NO CHARGE to the competitor for the shoot itself, and the
competitor has the option to purchase a photo CD from the
shoot for $30 to $40. CLICK HERE
for details on custom photo shoots.
6) Studio photo shoots
In case you're wondering, we can do the traditional photos using portable studios and lighting that are usually set up backstage during prejudging. When practical, we'll have 4x6 prints available at the evening show for competitors to purchase on the spot. Competitors can also purchase additional prints, enlargements and packages on-line, usually within a week of the show.
Videography Options
1) Backstage/highlight videos
Even if you have a
videographer scheduled to shoot the traditional "show
video," you might want to spruce up the production by
including backstage/pump room footage, or close-up video of
the on-stage competition. This footage can also be made into
a separate production! Charges for this service (if any) are
negotiable depending upon whether you sell the finished
product, I sell the finished product, or we split the
revenues. CLICK HERE
to read about examples of such productions.
2) Evening show videos
It's the "bread and
butter" production of most competitions, and no show should
be without one. Shot with digital video technology and
edited on computer by someone who knows the sport well, the
finished product will have a professional look that
competitors and fans alike will appreciate. As above, the
charges (if any) for this service are negotiable depending
upon how the sales are handled. The link in the section
above also includes information on several evening show
videos we produced and marketed in 2001, including the 2001
NPC Texas State Championships.
3) Custom workout videos
"Look, mom, I'm on TV!" It's a big deal to be on the tube, and maybe an even bigger deal to be the star of your own workout video. There are often top-caliber competitors at local or regional shows who want a quality workout video made at a reasonable price. Under some circumstances, I can accommodate these requests with sufficient advance notice. The cost? Again, it's negotiable, depending upon who does the selling. Recent clients include NPC Nationals overall champion Johnnie O. Jackson, 2001 NABBA national champion Chris Bennett, and the popular Brad Hollibaugh. CLICK HERE for info and previews of these workout videos.
