For the last three Sundance Film Festivals, Victoria Will (@victoriawill) created old-time tintype prints to capture celebri...

For the last three Sundance Film Festivals, Victoria Will (@victoriawill) created old-time tintype prints to capture celebrities in their element, but this year at the @esquire portrait studio, she jumped centuries ahead with moving portraits. “This takes a still image and adds a little bit of a narrative to it,” the photographer from Brooklyn, New York, says. “It asks more questions than it answers.” Victoria is drawn to the infectious creative energy inherent in Sundance’s culture, and occasionally, she gets star struck — she has esteemed entertainers like Nick Jonas posing for her, after all. But the butterflies dissipate once the stars say hello. “Every 15 minutes, someone new walks in the door,” she explains. “I say, ‘This is great. It’s so nice to meet you. I’m Victoria. Come on in. Let’s do this.’”
Photo of @nickjonas by @victoriawill