BIOGRAPHY – Wanderlust

BIO

Jack Hutch – 650-814-1153 / jackhutchphotovideo@gmail.com
Born in Ann Arbor Michigan / Plays Ice Hockey on the Pond/ Makes art in dads darkroom/ Sells lemonade on U of M golf course/ Family moves to California/ Works in high school at family printing Shop before macintosh/ Dad buys 1st Mac Portable Computer/ Begin working on computers/ Swim 100YD butterfly in 50 seconds/ Tired of swimming/ Move to Paris at 17/ Works as model for Missioni & Gautier/ College in Santa Barabara/ Travel 6 months every year to Japan, Spain, Milan, England, New York, and Paris/ Buys camera in Japan/ Shoot lifestyle clients while in college/ Hires college talent & produces shoot from college dorm/ Surf-Swim-Work-Dance-Laugh-Study-Create/ Drives 1961 caddy/ Parties with Elton John, Bruce Weber, Sting/ Works relentless/ Road trips & images/ Open studio / Shoots super model Marcus Schenkenberg/ Shoots Jerry Rice, Joe Montana, Charles Schwab/ Shoots Chateau in France/ Shoots All over the World/ Shoots still life/ Advertising/ Editorials/ Fine Art/ Still plays hockey/ Enjoys wine, family, and laughing/ Always fun and optimistic!!!

MOBILE STUDIO:
Since 2010, Photographer Jack Hutchhas been driving to shoots notfromhis studio, but in it. His customized Mobile Studio van (a sleek Mercedes Sprinter) has spring folding shelves that hold 600 pounds of equipment, a power inverter, portable fridge, quick release seats for assistants (or lack thereof) and two portable generators.

Why the Studio -to go? ” A few years ago I noticed clients needs for a Library of images for there business,” says Jack. “My clients don’t have time to travel to a shoot. Now I can come to them. With the power source, we can view and edit anywhere on the fly. And since I have everything with me we can accomplish so much in one day. Interior on seamless, exterior lifestyle, we just jump around.

The Sleep and Shoot…sometimes it’s the only way. Jack and his Van have shot up, down and throughout Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Oregon, Washington into California and Beyond covering everything from quick headshots to big scale productions with 20+ talent, full crew and client tagging along. He’s even slept in it on occasion, like when a shoot required a 4am call time up dark and treacherous backroads. “I call it the Sleep and Shoot,” he says. “Sometimes it’s the only way.