Build your business network AND brand all at once!
Countryside Collective
The Countryside Collective runs innovative content creation days combining networking with brand building.
About Us
Our founder is a country girl born and bred. With a family background in dairy farming, and equestrianism the Countryside runs deep in her blood! As a professional photographer specialising in equine portraits, weddings and commercial work she decided to found the Countryside Collective after numerous discussions with fellow small business owners who struggled to find relevant networking opportunities and also to afford professional photography of their products. Countryside Collective was originally launched in Wiltshire in 2015 running a series of successful events before being side lined by Covid! We are now relaunching following our founders' move to Devon and aim to run a range of networking and content creation days focused on Countryside centred businesses.Â
A day full of content
How it works
The content creation days are focused round creating themed styled lifestyle imagery that works for Country aligned brands. Depending on the venue photos will either be focused on outside lifestyle imagery, or studio imagery.Â
Whilst we work away creating photographs to highlight each attendees’ products you have the opportunity to network and build invaluable network connections with like minded business owners. You will also have the opportunity to create a phone full of content to serve your brand for months to come. You will receive chance to create videos with our models in addition to behind the scenes content.
As an attendee you will come away from the day with at 15 high resolution images which you can choose from a short list of at least 40 images. You then have the option to upgrade to larger or all image packages.
Ready to join us?
More information on upcoming dates will be coming soon. We are looking to relaunch in the South West and in particular the Devon area. Check back for details of dates and how to book your date.
