Photography Agency & Artist Representation 

Apartment Twenty is an agency built primarily around documentary wedding photography. Our roster is small and deliberately chosen: we represent photographers who work unobtrusively, who catch the moments in the middle, and who each bring a distinct eye to a shared standard.

Our partners work closely with the industry's best planners, anticipating what they need before they need it; we handle the parts that usually create friction—research, booking, invoicing, contracts—so the process is as considered as our photographers' images. The result is a collective of artists who trust one another, and an experience that's as rewarding from the first inquiry to the final frame.

Sarah Schreiber, the former editorial director at national publications including Martha Stewart Weddings and BRIDES, has been in the wedding industry since 2016. Over the course of her decade-long career, she's forged connections with hundreds of creative partners all over the world, reviewed and published thousands of real celebrations, and become a leading voice and educator in the world of weddings. Her true vocation is a one-two punch of championing boundary-pushing, unique, and diverse visual artists and connecting those creatives with clients and peers so they can do their best possible work—which is why she thrives as Apartment Twenty's managing partner. A trusted consultant and brand expert who has advised over 200 wedding vendors, Sarah is committed to her artists, event partners, and their couples alike.

Sarah Schreiber

Managing Partner

Daniel Silbert

Founding Partner

Daniel Silbert, a wedding photographer working in both digital and film, has been capturing weddings for the past 15 years. Over the course of his career, he's been entrusted with hundreds of couples' most significant days, exhibited and published his work widely, and built a reputation for images that feel more like memory than documentation. He shoots primarily on film—natural light where possible, direct flash where the moment calls for it—drawn to the medium's nostalgic, tactile permanence and to photographs that outlast the scroll. What drives him beyond the work itself is community: the conviction that artists grow fastest in good company, which is why he founded Apartment Twenty, an agency dedicated to helping artists flourish in both their craft and their careers.