The Story
A creative director
with an uncommon path.
Most people in this industry take a straight line. I didn't.
I was a Division I All-American volleyball player at Loyola Marymount, studying psychology and on track for a clinical career—until a pull toward the creative world changed everything.
That pivot led me to Los Angeles, where I worked at Theresa Matthews Studio as a celebrity product placement stylist, placing brands with talent like Jessica Alba and Janet Jackson. It was there I learned how to shape perception—how to build a visual narrative around a product, a person, a moment.
But my path didn't move in just one direction. I went on to earn my Master's in Occupational Therapy and spent years working as a behavioral therapist with autistic children. That experience sharpened how I see people—with patience, intuition, and a deep attention to detail.
Today, through Roxanne McClure Creative, I bring a layered perspective to every shoot: a trained editorial eye, a nuanced understanding of human behavior, and an instinct for capturing moments that feel both natural and elevated.
My work is rooted in storytelling—creating imagery that doesn't just document a space or experience, but conveys how it feels to be there. Whether photographing people, places, or brands, the goal is the same: to create images that invite, transport, and resonate.