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ABOUT US
Andrew, Meredith, and Noa first met at a job interview on a hot August day in 2009. After about 15 minutes of conversation, it was apparent to all parties that at the very least, we were going to be friends. What we couldn’t have anticipated was that we’d continue to work together in creative collaboration for nearly 13 years (and counting!).
Over the years, we have supported one another in our various creative undertakings: if one is shooting, another is assisting and the third is playing digital tech. This level of seamless cooperation and trust has enabled a workflow that is practically clairvoyant, resulting in beautifully multifaceted visuals for our clients. In our commercial endeavors, we have been very fortunate to travel the world together and share once-in-a-lifetime experiences.
Together, as Bookhouse Collective, we strive to bring this same degree of care and dedication to imagery that is personal, intimate, and precious. We might get a little misty at your wedding, and we’ll definitely laugh with you when your dad tells a joke. It’s because we really, truly enjoy connecting with people and sharing in their experiences.
For more information on our process or to request a quote, please don't
hesitate to drop a line, or simply fill out the form to the right:
hello@bookhousecollective.com / +1-917-806-3720
Feel free to view our commercial work via the links below:
Andrew Zaeh - Commercial Portfolio
Meredith Truax - Commercial Portfolio
Noa Griffel - Commercial Portfolio
Christina Dittmar - Commercial Portfolio
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Photographer
Before hitting his stride as a photographer and VMA-Nominated director, Andrew held creative positions at major record labels where he helmed the visual branding for artists including Jay-Z, Bruno Mars, Janelle Monáe, Shawn Mendes and Nick Jonas. When an opportunity to photograph the SXSW festival presented itself, Andrew's focus shifted to shooting. Since then, Andrew has had the pleasure of lensing campaigns for American Express, AT&T, Revlon, Pfizer, WW, Johnson & Johnson and has directed music videos featuring Fall Out Boy, 2 Chainz, Elton John & Courtney Love. Andrew is a proud member the LGBTQIA community and happiest spending a day on location getting to know a subject while making authentic imagery in the process.
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Photographer
Meredith is a commercial portrait photographer based in NYC. She has been uniquely situated in the heart of the music industry for nearly 15 years. In that time she has worn many hats: photographer, producer, director, digital tech, retoucher, and archivist — to name a few. She enjoys collaborating with musical artists of all variety.
Having begun her photography studies in the darkroom, she has an affinity for working with film and in-camera techniques. She also works extensively with Super 8 motion picture film, and has produced, directed, and filmed music videos for major labels and indie artists alike.
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Photographer
Noa's Photography client list includes but is not limited to Conde Nast, Nike, Atlantic Records, Universal Music Group, Equal Vision Records, Tory Burch. She is currently the Photographer-At-Large for Tory Burch.
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Photographer
Christina Dittmar began her journey in the music industry as a graphic designer and eventually moved up to the role of Art Director. After almost a decade working in music, she transitioned to art directing and producing commercial photography. Throughout this time, she developed a deep understanding of the craft, gaining hands-on experience by participating in numerous photo and film productions. Although primarily self-taught, she benefited from the guidance of her photographer friends.
Christina's love for photography, particularly wedding photography, stems from her enjoyment of being part of a couple’s significant day and her appreciation for the unique pressures involved. Additionally, she has a strong affinity for creating portraits, enjoying the process of crafting beautiful images through thoughtful location selection, wardrobe and prop choices, and collaborative interaction with the people she photographs.
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