Doug McConnell · Founder
Experience, preparation, and a calm set.
Doug McConnell leads McCo Media’s commercial photography, video, and podcast productions from the studio on Haddon Avenue in Collingswood — working with brands, executives, and organizations across South Jersey, Philadelphia, and beyond.
Since 2019
We don’t just frame images. We tell stories.
McCo Media started in 2019 to fill a gap Doug kept running into: business owners doing excellent work that their audience never quite understood. He built the studio to act as the bridge — showing what clients have to offer under an experienced lens, and catching their market’s interest enough to take the leap toward working with them.
That purpose still guides every assignment. Today, the studio produces commercial campaigns for brands, executives, organizations, conferences, and hospitality clients while keeping the same high regard for each client’s satisfaction.
“We turn our clients from timid to excited and fully confident. That’s the goal every time. We want people to love the way they look, or the way their brand looks.”
The approach
The assignment comes first.
Planned before the day
Every production begins with the audience, use, schedule, and final deliverables. That preparation keeps the day focused and gives every frame a job to do.
Directed on the day
Whether the work involves one executive or a full organization, Doug builds a practical production plan and leads the room with steady direction. That calm is deliberate — it's what turns camera-shy subjects into confident ones.
In studio or on location
McCo Media works from a dedicated studio on Haddon Avenue and on location across South Jersey, Philadelphia, and wherever an assignment requires.
One partner, every format
Photography, motion, and audio can be planned together, giving teams one coordinated partner for campaigns and ongoing content needs.
Selected work
The range behind the story.
From people at work to the spaces, food, and details that define an organization, each frame is made to communicate something specific.
