Eric Ogden is a Brooklyn-based Photographer and Director, known for his captivating visual storytelling. Hailing from Flint, Michigan, Eric's fascination with psychology and the mystery of childhood experiences infuses his work with a sense of wonder and introspection, along with a strong sense of the Midwest.

Renowned for his ability to translate complex visions into uniquely striking campaigns, Eric has collaborated with prominent brands and agencies including Puma, Adobe, Amazon, Nissan, Dick's Sporting Goods, ASICS, Nike, Anomaly, Ogilvy, Saatchi & Saatchi, Vitro, TBWA/Chiat/Day. His work has also been featured by television networks, movie studios and record labels alike, including Paramount+, Showtime, Lionsgate, AMC, NBC, USA, A&E, The Discovery Channel, Capitol Records, Roc Nation, Island Def Jam, Atlantic Records, Sony Music, and Warner Bros Records.

Eric's editorial work has spanned a wide range of subjects, from capturing cultural icons to shedding light on pressing social issues. His thought-provoking coverage includes stories on missing and murdered indigenous women, election day in Flint, and the first Women's March. His powerful images have graced the pages of esteemed publications such as Wired, Entertainment Weekly, The Hollywood Reporter, Billboard, The New Yorker, Esquire, The New York Times Magazine, Fast Company, The Atlantic, The Wall Street Journal, People, The Smithsonian, ESPN, and Men's Journal, among many others.

Eric's visual eye extends into the realm of directing, where he’s written, produced, and directed several short films. Among them, his psychological drama "MOTEL", which received the Grand Prize for Best Editing at the Rhode Island International Film Festival, and the offbeat comedy "The Call," starring Anna Kendrick, which garnered the esteemed American Photography's AI-AP Motion Art Award.

As a passionate advocate for aspiring artists, Eric takes joy in mentoring and has been a guest lecturer at renowned institutions, including the School of Visual Arts, International Center of Photography, Fashion Institute of Technology, and The Cooper Union. For full portfolio see Eric’s site.