Dean Mullings Email & Phone Number

London, England, United Kingdom

QUEST Studios London is home to three innovative and bespoke photographic studios offering a range of different features to ensure we fulfil your creative and production needs. At QUEST our slogan is "Think Big, Create Big" and so our every day goal is to provide an expansive, attentive service to all clients, with a commitment to help support bringing their creative ideas to life.Our studios include features such as an infinity cove (painted daily), natural light, an in-studio equipment hire store, a hair dressing backwash basin and styling chair, a changing room with full length Hollywood mirror, 3 Phase power and so on.

London, United Kingdom

Dean Mullings is a fashion and beauty photographer based in London, combining classic and modern photographic techniques to form his own photographic footprint. Dean’s photographic personality borrows from certain aspects of his actual personality in real life such as his intensity, attention to detail and depth which can be seen conceptually within the layers of his work.He has 11 years experience with photography and has worked with numerous brands and creatives meeting briefs, producing concepts, and ultimately delivering visual art that compliments, intrigues and influences. This has helped Dean establish himself as a high quality photographer with a sought after unique style and identity.

London, United Kingdom

Implementing and maintaining the highest standards of customer service and product knowledge throughout the team.Being proactive in assisting in the day to day running of the studios, through reporting to the Studio Manager.

London, United Kingdom

Organised, shot and edited all of Next Model Management’s photo and video coverage of the SS16, SS17 and AW17 London Collection Men’s shows for their blog, Instagram and Twitter.Provided Next Model London’s Viber footage from February 2015 to July 2015.Arranged and executed videos of specific models to assist their portfolios when clients viewed them.

My project "A Birth of No Nation" was published in the British Journal of Photography's migration issue.