How it works
Show your love
Participating in Drummers Love couldn’t be easier. We’ll work around your load-in and load-out schedule. Our equipment won’t interfere with the band’s performance. And once you make a donation to the Ronald McDonald House in New Hyde Park, the photos will be yours. No fees. No hassle.
We coordinate
If you’re a drummer, an agent or a band manager, just let us know you want to participate. We’ll follow up to coordinate the details, site access and any required paperwork.
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We set up
After the kit is set up, we’ll mount remote cameras to cymbal stands, mic stands, the cage—anywhere out of the way. We prefer to test our gear during sound check, but we’ll work within your team’s comfort zone.
You rock out
During the show, we’ll control the remote cameras from the pit, taking between 200 and 300 shots without ever stepping on stage. We’ll even time our shots to catch peak moments in your stage and light show.
We trade
Make a donation to the Ronald McDonald House in New Hyde Park, and we’ll release the best photos to you for commercial use. Mike’s Drummer Love photos have been used for publicity, social marketing, websites, tour posters, merchandise, magazine covers and more.
Let's Shoot.
Follow Us
Follow @corradophotosdrummerlove to support our mission and keep up with the project.