The Registry

Richard Gary is a commercial photographer who recently relocated to the Hudson Valley from NYC. His editorial clients have included German Harper's Bazaar, Amazing Magazine and Smithsonian Magazine. Advertising clients have included BBDO, Skinnygirl, Tea's Tea, Our Man In Havana and Zimmer Design.

Shannon Greer was born a poor hillbilly in the Ozark mountains of Arkansas then raised on the mean streets of 1970's New York City. He is one of the few Americans to have a European airport and a river named after him. He loves Indian Cuisine, Napa Valley Reds and Dark Chocolate. When not photographing, he likes nothing better than body surfing in the ocean and training for his future black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.

Built in 1855 and fully restored in 2017, Hudson Hall offers the best in 21st century technology and comfort with the charm of a 19th century setting. Situated two hours north of New York City in the picturesque Hudson Valley, Hudson Hall boasts a 4,000 square foot theater, a grand staircase, staging area for caterers, florists or wardrobe, and adaptable private and open-plan first floor break out spaces accommodating groups from 5 to 300*. Hudson Hall is also one of the few venues in Hudson that has invested in high-speed fiber internet with a dedicated network for private events. With direct Amtrak service from Penn Station, your guests will enjoy the convenience of a car-free experience as they take in one of America’s most vibrant, walkable small towns. With its world-class farm to table restaurants, unique shopping and accommodation options, dynamic arts scene and charming day trips in close proximity, Hudson is a perfect location for energizing your staff, impressing your clients or hosting a weekend to remember. Hudson Hall is a non-profit multidisciplinary arts and performance center presenting theater, dance, music, film, exhibitions, events and free workshops for youth and adults. Housing New York State’s oldest surviving theater, our building is listed on the National and State Registers of Historic Places.

Richard Hall produces photography/video shoots for retail fashion & advertising clients - with 25 years of experience! "Richard is a flawless producer. He manages large productions, with numerous locations and varied personalities with ease. He is a pleasure to work with!"

I have been designing and building simple, elegant websites since 2000. Specialities include photography and or media led websites, websites with editorial value, and websites for creatives, boutique retailers, start-ups and professionals seeking to represent themselves online.

A Collective of Hair Artists located in Hudson New York ranging in levels of expertise and chic creative style. Check out our website for all of our Artists' bios, websites and instagrams www.Createcollectivehudson.com.

One of the things I love most about my job is that each day and job bring a unique challenge and a new story. My days range from producing, designing sets, scouting locations and art directing along with styling shoots for a diverse list of clients. I grew up in a creative household with a mother who was a puppeteer and a father who was a photographer and owned a movie theater in a church in Woodstock NY. I literally grew up in the movie theater watching art films every night with my dog, Harpo. I have been designing for as long as I can remember—first creating clothes for Barbie and later for myself, as well as constantly redecorating my room. Never imagining it would all lead to this career. At 20, while studying fashion and display design at Parsons, I started Woojee Wear, a line of kids clothing sold across the country in boutiques and department stores. From there I grew to realize that my true interests were in creating images and began my work as a freelance stylist.

From the early age of 10, Marie-Josée has been fascinated with makeup. Using a blend of coloring crayons and her mother’s makeup, she began adding shapes and color onto famous people’s images, making this her very first makeup assignment. “She couldn’t wait for her father to finish reading his newspapers so that she could redesign all the printed faces”. Influenced by her mother’s artistic sensibilities ~ a trained classical pianist who would often bring her along to enjoy rehearsals of classical recitals, she fell in love with the colorful costumes, the extravagant wigs and the over-the-top makeup looks. Marie-Josée began working as a makeup artist whilst studying Fashion Design/Fashion Merchandising in Montréal. At age 16, designers would seek her creativity to created makeup looks for their upcoming fashion shows. Known for her flawless dewy skin with an edge of color, Marie-Josée’s signature style has gained her considerable recognition in the industry. She understands the need to achieve perfect beauty, to be glamorous while celebrating a radiant skin. It is not surprising that she added her own skincare line to the mix. She believes that a healthy glowing skin is the first step toward achieving her signature look. Her French skincare line Odièle is 100% natural, organic and cruelty-free. It’s the functional indulgence for a girl on the go – effortless, effective, and dripping luxury and in conjunction with her makeup, it creates a finished dewy look that last for hours without ever looking dull or dry. An art, music and nature lover, an outdoor enthusiast, conservationist and an animal activist, Marie-Josée’s friendly personality and witty sense of humour along with her exceptional talent are the key-ingredients that will continue to bring her success in beauty, fashion and life. Marie-Josée resides in New Paltz and NYC.

Matt Lester, Executive Creative Director & Film Director, is known for his broad global experience as an accomplished brand builder and storyteller. Matt has pioneered campaigns for brands such as Avon, Bacardi, Brooks Brothers, Coca-Cola, Ernst & Young, Gillette, Kohl’s, L’Oreal, Nestlé, Tiffany, US Polo Assn., Vera Wang and many more. As Creative Director with agencies as large as McCann to mid-sized Pedone and Partners and Peppercomm to his namesake shop, Matt masterfully creates and executes fully integrated campaigns based on true insights. Be it traditional advertising, digital ads or content; programmable or social media; web strategy, design and implementation; or experiential marketing, Matt creates a consistent brand voice, tailored to each touch-point along the customer journey. Having created hundreds of campaigns with the world’s best talent around the globe, Matt has received many accolades from the prestigious Clio Awards, the Art Director’s Club of New York, Communication Arts, ADDY and EFFIE. Additionally, his work resides in the permanent collections at both the Museum of Radio and TV and the Smithsonian Institute. Matt has given back by serving on the Board of Directors of the Naked Angels Theater Company and helming campaigns for Avon Breast Cancer Institute, Arms With Ethics, Caring Kind, Abod Shelters, Lunch Box, Vow to End Child Marriage, the new York Blood Bank and the Army Cyber Institute at West Point.

Stephen Mallon is a photographer and filmmaker who specialises in the industrial-scale creations of mankind at unusual moments of their life cycles. Stephen has been featured in publications and by broadcasters including The New York Times, National Geographic, NBC, The Wall Street Journal, The Daily Mail, MSNBC, The Atlantic, GQ, CBS, the London Times and Vanity Fair. Mallon has exhibited in cities including Miami, Los Angeles, Philadelphia, St. Louis and New York, as well as in England and Italy. Event clients include the Brooklyn Public Library, Tata Consulting Services, Teneo, and Weeks Marine. In 2009, Mallon produced Brace for Impact: The Salvage of Flight 1549, a series of photographs recorded the salvaging of the passenger aircraft which captain Chesley “Sully” Sullenberger landed on the Hudson River. In 2010, his solo exhibition Next Stop Atlantic documented the disposal of New York subway trains at sea to form artificial coral reefs. He was commissioned by the New York Times Magazine to shoot the film Behind The Curtain, a time lapse movie documenting two days behind the scenes of the Metropolitan Opera in 2013. Mallon’s projects often require months or years of production. His short film about the transportation and installation of the new Willis Avenue Bridge was created from over 30,000 still images. The film, “A Bridge Delivered,” was reviewed by the Wall St Journal, New York Magazine, GQ, PDN, andWIRED. It was then screened in five festivals in New York, Los Angeles and Bristol, England. Stephen’s project following the MTA’a artificial reef project where over 2000 subway cars were placed in the Atlantic was shown at The New York Transit Museum’s Grand Central Terminal Gallery. Over 60,000 people experienced the exhibition and was featured by Gothamist, Artnet, Yahoo, Fox News, and numerous other outlets. As David Schonauer wrote in Pro Photo Daily, “Mallon’s word harkens back to the heroic industrial landscapes of Margaret Bourke-White and Charles Sheeler, who glorified American steel and found art in its industrial muscle and smoke during the Great Depression.” He has also been compared to photographers including Edward Burtynsky, Thomas Struth and Chris Jordan. “Machines Of Interest”, a curated selection of Mallon’s workt was on display at the National Museum of Industrial History for over nine months and is now at the Johnstown Area Heritage Association until spring of 2022. Mallon served as a board member of the New York chapter of the American Society of Media Photographers from 2002 until 2020 and served as president from 2006 to 2009. He is represented by Front Room Gallery in New York.