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001\ \ Photography 002\ \ Video 003\ \ 3D Visualisation 004\ \ Floor plans & Virtual Services 001\ \ Drone - Aerial

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This supporting page is derived from the Urban Angles knowledge base and should be read with the current service pages and confirmed project scope.

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Current published team roster

The Urban Angles About page retrieved on 18 September 2026 publishes the following current roster:

• Jules Tahan — Director
• Lena Gospel — Operations Manager
• Ben Joyce — General Manager
• Michael “Mick” Downes — Partner / Photographer
• Felix Kim — Project Coordinator 3D Visualisation
• Dan Moodie — Senior Retoucher - Team Lead
• Milos Vojvodic — Senior Account Manager
• Will Carr — Field Team Manager
• George Chang — Post Production Manager
• Amy Von Willigh — Retouching - Team Lead
• James Newton — Photography Manager
• Shaun McCarthy — Senior Production Coordinator
• Kimberley Scammell — Customer Experience
• Joyce Lee — Post Production Coordinator

Profiles outside this roster are retained as historical references and state their current-source status individually. Contact Urban Angles for current availability and project assignments.

Knowledge-base context

Current Urban Angles position

Urban Angles emphasises the combined use of creative judgment, photographic craft, experience and technology. Its stated aim is to help properties stand out, communicate their identity and value, and give marketing campaigns stronger visual impact. Its homepage connects effective property imagery with context, emotion and storytelling, in addition to technical image quality.

The website presents visual production and customer service as complementary parts of the offer. It describes a dedicated Customer Experience team, attention to detail and a collaborative approach that adapts to different clients. This is the company's stated positioning, rather than independent evidence of service quality or a promise of a particular sales result.

The website describes three broad customer situations: launching a development, listing a home and building a brand presence. These explain why the offer extends beyond standard residential listing photographs.

Source: Homepage — positioning and clients.

The homepage explicitly identifies the following customer groups:

• Real estate professionals, including agents and agencies.
• Builders.
• Property developers.
• Advertising agencies.
• Brands.
• Private or solo vendors.

It describes customers across Australia, ranging from large national operators to boutique studios and individual vendors. The enquiry form separately offers Property Developer, Real Estate Agent, Builder, Private Vendor, Advertising Agency and Other as role choices. These options corroborate a broad property marketing audience, but the form is not an exhaustive eligibility policy.

Most named groups are business customers. Private vendors are also explicitly addressed, so Urban Angles should not be described as exclusively business-to-business. Nor should its audience be reduced to real estate agents alone.

Source: Homepage — clients and project enquiry form.

Relevant capability

The closest documented service pathway for this page is property and architectural photography. Archived offers, tests and campaign references remain historical; this section supplies current KB context without reviving an expired promotion or inventing availability.

Urban Angles offers property photography for real estate professionals and agencies, home builders, architects and developers. Its photography offering covers residential listings, commercial spaces, architectural work, locations and people. The service page describes support from shoot planning through to retouching and delivery, with the approach tailored to the project and the customer's branding.

The company positions photography as a way to attract attention and support property marketing. Claims about stronger engagement, competitive advantage or better campaign performance are company marketing claims; the source does not provide measured outcomes or establish a guarantee. Source: Photography service page.

The photography FAQ describes shoot planning around the property's strengths, prospective buyer profile and campaign strategy. Composition, lighting, lens selection and the sequence of images are factors in developing the final image set.

For customers with multiple listings or offices, Urban Angles says it works with defined shooting standards, colour profiles and editing processes to maintain visual consistency. It also says it can follow agency style guides, including composition preferences, colour treatment and delivery specifications. These details support the company's stated ability to serve both individual projects and customers who need repeatable presentation across several campaigns.

The page describes photographs as retouched and suitable for marketing delivery. It does not specify an image count, download method, resolution, file format, usage licence, revision allowance or standard inclusions. Those details should be confirmed for the particular booking. Source: Photography introduction and FAQs.

Briefing and next steps

This is a practical synthesis of the process, FAQ and service pages, not a mandatory Urban Angles form.

1. Identify the purchasing business, account contact, finance contact and decision-maker.
2. Describe the audience and purpose: sale, rental, display home, off-the-plan development, commercial documentation, brand or portrait use.
3. Record property address, occupancy, access method and on-site contact; the FAQ requests access details 24 hours ahead.
4. Specify products, image quantities, proofing preference, shot priorities and any exclusions.
5. Supply logos, style guide, reference imagery and required aspect ratios or publication platforms.
6. Agree the budget, applicable quote, GST, optional add-ons and licence scope.
7. Check bookings separately for video, weather constraints, drone feasibility and preferred times.
8. Confirm the delivery trigger: shoot completion, submitted selections, complete plans/material schedules or approved draft.
9. Nominate who approves proofs, edits and factual accuracy, and which portal handles each.
10. Confirm download, storage, publishing and any hosting arrangements. Save final assets locally rather than assuming indefinite portal availability.

Sources: Process, FAQ, Onboarding.

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