Emilie Sandy
2020 Self-Portrait – an homage to Lynn Goldsmith
Emilie Sandy is a renowned photographer and Creative Director of Sama Creatives. Her diverse portfolio spans captivating portraits, thought-provoking experimental pieces, and collaborative projects that explore the power of visual storytelling.
Emilie's unique perspective is shaped by her multicultural background, including a childhood in Iceland and studies at Central Saint Martins. Her formal training in both fine arts and communications equips her with a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of visual storytelling.
As a commercial photographer, Emilie seamlessly collaborates with marketing teams to create compelling imagery that aligns with brand goals. Her portraiture work, in particular, captures the essence of her subjects, revealing their unique personality and character.
Emilie also holds a Post Graduate Certificate in Therapeutic Photography, which deeply informs her approach to societal commissions. This specialised training allows her to work with individuals and communities facing sensitive, often challenging issues, ensuring that her portraiture process is both respectful and empowering. By integrating therapeutic techniques, she creates a safe and supportive environment for her subjects, capturing not just their likeness, but their stories, with compassion and care.
At Sama Creatives, Emilie and her team offer a range of creative services, including branding, design, project direction, and curation. They are passionate about creating visually stunning and practical solutions that resonate with their client's target audience.
To book a portrait, discuss a commission, or hire me and my lens for your next project, please visit the Contact page.
Selected Clients
Lloyd’s Register Foundation, BBC, Channel 4, The Times, Clash Magazine, Serco, French Connection, Lily & Me, Good Housekeeping, OK! Magazine, You Magazine, Elite Business Magazine, Boom Radio, and numerous television production companies.
INTERVIEWS + FEATURES
2 METRES APART: BBC Points West Interview