Santucci & Co. is a management agency representing photographers, set designers and art directors.

Gemma Booth
Photographer
Gemma's playful and unpretentious images have regularly graced the pages of the fashion and music press over the last decade. Her distinctive approach to fashion has recently won her clients such as Paul Smith, American Eagle and Roxy. Gemma's work is part of the permanent collection of the National Portrait Gallery.

Tomo Brejc
Photographer
Having gained a reputation in the worlds of fine art, fashion and commercial photography in his native Slovenia, Tomo moved to London in 2008, looking for fresh challenges. He has created fashion spreads for GQ Style and The Sunday Times Style amongst others.

Elaine Constantine
Photographer
Elaine's career spans 15 years working for some of the most prestigious titles in fashion. Recent projects include work for American GQ and Kidswear. Her dance portraits, shot for Let Them Eat Cake, are to feature in a major exhibition entitled, Beauty in the 21st Century, at the Deichtorhallen in Hamburgh from September 2008.

Venetia Dearden
Photographer
Venetia Dearden's intimate portrait of Somerset gained international acclaim when it was featured in Art & Commerce's PEEK show in 2007. Since then it has been published as a book, Somerset Stories: Fivepenny Dreams by Kerher Verlag. Recent clients include W magazine and Save the Children.

Finlay MacKay
Photographer
When not tending to his rabbits in London, Finlay has spent much of the year traveling on assignment for the New York Times Magazine and their sports supplement, Play, for which he recently shot Michael Phelps, Steve Nash and Nastia Liukin. Recent clients have included Nike, Lavazza and KesselsKramer.

Clare Shilland
Photographer
Clare's understated use of natural light and relaxed approach to directing her subjects has made her many friends in the world of fashion publishing. Her stories and portraits regularly feature in i-D, GQ Style, Lula, 10, Big Man, Arena Homme+ and Teen Vogue. Recent clients include Hardy Amies and Warner Music.

Scott King
Art Direction & Design
Recently described as the bastard child of Karl Marx and Coca Cola, Scott's graphic work often combines a sense of the momentous with the formal immediacy associated with the visual language of consumerism, to absurd effect. His work has been widely exhibited, most recently at MoMA NYC and the Palais de Tokyo, Paris.

Sarah May
Props & Set Design
Ranging from hand-made faux landscapes to subtle interven-tions into real environments, and from fashion to still life, Sarah May's crafted set-designs and customised props have graced the pages of Arena Homme Plus, Vogue, Rubbish and Esquire Magazines.