No. You don’t need to compete, You don’t need extreme flexibility, You don’t need advanced tricks.

If you can safely hold a move, we can photograph it properly.

Beginners, intermediate students, instructors and competitors are all welcome.

You don’t need to be elite to look strong on camera.

Yes.

We have a floor to ceiling stainless steel X pole and a stage pole. All equipment is set up properly and tested before your session. We will only shoot tricks that are comfortably within your skillset. If you have specific safety questions, ask before you book.

Yes. You have the entire studio to yourself for your session. No shared bookings,
No random walk-ins, No audience.

Just you and your team.

The rigs height is adjustable to 3.4mm suitable for standard lyra and aerial apparatus work within a studio environment. We have a Lyra hoop in the studio but you are welcome to bring your apparatus if you wish Please contact us before booking to confirm suitability.

Despite James' lack of rhythm and inability to touch his toes, he has done multiple terms of pole classes himself to understand what is needed to make your shapes look the best, he can't do a ballerina but he can guide you through how to make yours look amazing. Feel free too bring a pole friend who understands your skillset, your strength and tricks.

Yes, we encourage anyone to bring a comfort person or a hype girl someone to assist you with outfit changes giving you a spin If needed, bonus point if they're also a pole dancer, if you are both looking to shoot together you can book your sessions back to back to share in double time and get dual shots as well.

Please refer to your booking confirmation as each shoot is different.

No, most dancers arrive with their hair and makeup before their shoot although we have a makeup area available of use if needed, plus keep in mind if you are doing a full inverted eagle no one is looking at your eyeliner anyways.