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Once upon a time, a good friend of mine organized a splendid birthday party for her tight circle of friends. Being an introvert, I was not too excited about attending but out of curiosity I found myself there. I noticed a gentleman with a digital camera, flashing all around the place. Three days after the party, I visited my friend. In the course of our conversation, I asked about the pictures from the party; I wanted to see what shots the photographer got of me. When she brought the pictures, I wished I hadn't asked her! The photos were the most terrible of its kind! All the persons in the photos were tilted left or right, the images were skewed toward left or right, there seemed to be no co-ordination at all in the photos, as if the  camera was wielded by a mere child. I then asked my friend who did that shoddy job n she told me; she added the huge amount she paid too. I was disappointed!

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The above could happen to any one of us. We want to keep photos of treasured moments. On account of that we must have professional people who will handle our photo and video coverage during such programs. One name that comes to mind when issues of coverage of events come up is Studio One Photography. Having been born ten years ago by the late Dan Kermah, Studio One has moved up the ladder of audio and visuals to be the most preferred choice in terms of photography, videography, filming and production.

Studio One Photography focuses on delivering the best shots of your events to you, paying attention to even the tiniest details at your events. They seek to please their clients and therefore are time conscious.

What They Do
Studio One Photography is into general photography. They cover various events such as weddings, funerals, church functions, birthday parties and every other function where you would like to keep treasured memories in the form of images. They also make and edit video clips for artistes. Concept production is a strong area for Studio One.

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Clients
Studio One Photography is behind the following:
Documentary for T-Havannah Parks.
Movies and series productions like Jonathan, J's Court, Under the Baobab tree, etc.
Music videos and concepts for Eye Judah and Flip Merdack
Various models

Ownership
Mr. Dan Kermah initially began Studio One ten years ago. He pioneered the making of Amazing Ghana, the documentary on all tourist sites in Ghana; Susubiribi, a comedy series; Lucky Dube in Ghana; among others. At his demise in 2015, his son Ebenezer Kermah took over and has been handling it with assistance from elderly members of the company.

Contact
For all your photographs and video coverage at any event and at any time, contact Studio One Photography on:
Facebook - Studio One Wedding n Events
Instagram - Studio__one_gh
Phone - 0249036901, 0209601717
Location - Regimanuel Estate, Lashibi

Your MEMORIES are well-made and secured. Our doors are always open. #StudioOne.
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