Zorz Studios

Zorz Studios is a photography and video production studio working with couples, families, businesses, and event hosts. Its website lists services in New York City, New Jersey, and the Poconos, as well as projects in other destinations. The visual style is expressive, and the portfolio combines personal and commercial assignments, from an individual portrait to coverage of a full celebration.

Weddings and engagement sessions make up a substantial part of the work. The studio offers wedding coverage, couple and engagement portraits, bridal photography, and sessions for anniversaries or destination celebrations. It also presents “trash the dress” sessions, which give couples a less traditional setting after the ceremony. The approach is shaped around each celebration rather than reducing the story to a sequence of formal photographs.

The portfolio includes bar and bat mitzvahs, corporate events, and family celebrations. For these occasions, photography can document the main moments along with details of the venue, décor, and guests. The website also brings together examples of event photography and cinematography, allowing people planning a celebration to review different formats before requesting a proposal. For events with a long schedule, planning the timing and locations is part of the assignment.

In portraiture, Zorz Studios offers family, maternity, newborn, children’s, graduation, model, and professional portraits. The list extends to beauty, ballet, boudoir, and body-art sessions, along with conceptual underwater photography. That range lets a portrait serve different goals: preserving a family milestone, building a portfolio, or developing a personal image with a more distinctive artistic direction.

The studio also takes on commercial and brand work, including fashion, product, advertising, architecture, interior-design, and real-estate photography. For companies and professionals, these images can present products, spaces, or teams through deliberate composition. The official site organizes portfolios by specialty, making it easier to assess whether an assignment aligns with the client’s preferred style and format without confusing commercial imagery with social-event coverage.

Alongside still photography, the studio offers video production and cinematography. Its website gathers resources about session preparation, clothing, permits, and photographic techniques, along with products such as albums and books. This mix allows clients to discuss different finished formats, although specific deliverables depend on the agreed project. The site identifies Ed Hafizov as creative director and lead photographer, with a portfolio spanning weddings, portraits, fashion, and events.

The contact page lists two bases: an address on Fifth Avenue in New York City and another at 167 Lakewood Drive in Dingmans Ferry, in Pennsylvania’s Poconos region. The practical listing uses New York as the primary location; the Dingmans Ferry address helps explain the regional coverage Zorz Studios advertises. The company also says it travels for assignments, so its work is not limited to clients near either base.

For someone looking for a photographer, the breadth of Zorz Studios’ specialties is its most useful feature: one portfolio covers weddings, religious celebrations, portraits, fashion, commercial imagery, and film. Official galleries show examples by discipline, while the published schedule distinguishes customer-service availability from Saturdays reserved for shoots. That organization helps prospective clients make a focused inquiry about the type of images, location, and scope of coverage they need.