Elizabeth Perrin

Bio: ELIZABETH PERRIN is a Fashion and Portraiture Photographer focused on Editorial and Commercial work. Born in New Orleans to a family of artists, filmmakers, and photographers, she has been involved in numerous aspects of the photography and film worlds for years. After receiving her Bachelor’s of Arts degree in Communications from the University of New Orleans, with minors in art history and philosophy she modeled in New York and Paris before beginning a career in film. Elizabeth has worked as a script supervisor on major motion pictures and television commercials, working with some of the best directors and cinematographers in the world. Elizabeth has worked for the marketing and promotions department for VH-1 as a video editor and directed many public service announcements including anti-smoking campaigns and spots for PBS among others. She has also directed commercials and short films, and has received grants from Women in Film. She has worked on documentary films as a sound person, assistant camera and producer, and her documentary directorial debut, Family Tree, is currently in post-production. Her experience and extensive work in the film industry have helped train her eye toward still photography. She currently shoots for Australian Vogue, Style.com, New York Moves magazine, Swindle magazine, Bust magazine, Spin magazine, 944 magazine, Epicurious.com, the LA Weekly, and Atlantic Records. Her advertising clients include the Ballpark Advertising Agency and the Los Angeles Philharmonic, for whom she shot the 2007/2008 ad campaign which included billboards, advertising, mailers, and a television spot projected in Los Angeles movie theaters. Her portraiture work includes such luminaries as Michael Mann, Walter Hill, Sidney Lumet, Julie Greenwald, Frederick Wiseman, and Charles Grodin. Elizabeth Perrin is based in Brooklyn, New York