GOOSEBERRY ARCHITECTS BRANDS THAT DARE TO STANDOUT.
A full-service Toronto brand management and commercial photography studio, Gooseberry delivers cinematic photography, imaginative video production and custom branding solutions to provide essential support to your sales and marketing strategies.
DARE TO BE DIFFERENT. DARE TO STANDOUT. DARE TO IGNITE CHANGE.
COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY
Photography is about more than a pretty picture. It's about creating an experience that your clients will love! Whatever your style and vision, we create compelling photoshoots to flawlessly represent your business, products and service.
BRAND MANAGEMENT
You have dreams, but knowing exactly where to start leaves you feeling paralyzed with anxiety or generally foggy? Gooseberry offers comprehensive brand building and management strategies specifically for your business.
VIDEO PRODUCTION
Bring your brand to life with stunning video that clearly communicates your key messages and inspires your audience! Dynamic story-telling, script-assistance and professional casting -- everything you need to elevate your business.
CREATIVE DIRECTOR
ABOUT LAURA
Laura believes in messy hair, red lipstick and puppy kisses. She can usually be found guzzling tea (Earl Grey of course), dancing around the studio, running around after her two fur monsters, biking, baking and sipping rye and gingers with loved ones.
Before creating Gooseberry Studios, Laura worked as a multi-brand Web Editor for Canadian Living, Style at Home and ELLE Canada. She also worked for many years as an Editorial Coordinator for various print magazines, building entire publications from scratch and managing the content as titles became available nationwide.
An avid artist at heart, Laura builds brands of all shapes and sizes — from products, to publications, to personal service based practices — bringing her unique eye and strategic sensibilities to change the marketplace game for her clients.
She is also the creator of PAWSH Magazine, the artist behind Gooseberry Prints and the founder of the photography non-profit program, Lovey Mine.
