How it works
An introduction, not a marketplace.
The Supercar Media Syndicate is a curated network. We review the people who apply, then we make introductions: photographers and videographers on one side, owners, collectors and event organizers on the other.
There's no app to sign up for. The hard part of this work is knowing who's good, who's reliable and who's free that weekend, and that's the part we handle.
Aperture Insight Request an invitation
Tell us who you are, where you work, and where we can see your portfolio. It takes a few minutes and there's no fee.
Aperture Insight We review your work
Someone here looks at what you've shot, for technical control and consistency rather than follower counts. If your work fits, we'll say so. If it doesn't yet, we'll tell you that too.
Aperture Insight You get introduced
Once you're in, we connect you directly with owners and organizers looking for what you do. From there it's your rates, your contract and your client, with nobody in the middle.
The terms
What membership does and doesn't mean.
- We don't take a cut.
- Work that comes to you through the Syndicate is yours. Rates and terms are between you and the client.
- Your images stay yours.
- Membership grants us no rights to your work. If we want to feature a photograph on this site or on social, we ask first, every time, and we credit you.
- We're regional by choice.
- The Mid-Atlantic is the focus, Pennsylvania and the states around it. A network that means something in one region beats a thin one spread across the country.
- Membership can be declined.
- Not every application becomes an invitation, which is what makes one worth having.
Range
Within a morning's drive.
Harrisburg sits in the middle of it. Most of the region's shows, tracks and collections are within about three hours of it, close enough for members to be there on the day.