You have to admit that a pretty lady is a powerful sales tool, that's just human nature, or at the least, the demographics of S4's market. S4 L.L.C. has been fortunate enough to have associates help with promotions of their products, and the martial arts style they espouse. The ladies get spokes modeling credentials from S4 L.L.C., and some interesting images for their own use or portfolio. Paid assignments are available on a limited basis, depending on compatibility of model, and complexity of shoot.
The roots of S4 Actually began with a company called Crisis Control Inc. which was forced to dissolve it's firearms assets in 1992 after the NJ Assault Weapons Ban took effect. While the company was dissolved, the concept of women working in Weapons Related Self Defense, and as spokesmodels, was born in spirit in West Milford in the early 1990's.
Sherry as tradeshow model for Crisis Control Inc. in 1991
Anna doing 'Crossbow Sniper' in 1998
Alba in 1999, doing costuming for what would become S4 LLC in 2002.
While Keith has done glamour photography over the years as depicted above, Cristina became the first official Spokesmodel of S4 L.L.C. in 2006. Thank you Cristina, you did the company proud.
As promised, presenting stunning Stephanie from our Wedding Aruba trip. Stephanie did us the honor of being Kathy's Bridesmaid, as well as modeling for S4.
On the resort beach. Picture by Tony.
Stephanie on location. Not only did this South Shore Wreck make a great background, it also demonstrated why having a dive knife and water proof emergency light are so important when working or recreating in this type of environment.
The wreck close up.
Underwater at the rectangular hole, on the Starboard side of wreck.
Kathy's former co-worker Dina, and her husband Richie, came up so Dina could help us illustrate some principles of American Bladewolf. Of course, we couldn't resist sneaking in a few Bladebabe shots as well ;-) Thank you Dina, you certainly spiced up our Martial Blade Craft.
Recently we've had a request for some shot's without knives from our friends in the UK, where knives are so restricted, that they can't even be depicted in advertising, as sad as that is. So... Jen to the rescue, with a SAR themed shoot, featuring our trunk portable ATV, and rescue gear. Sorry about the axe in the third picture Britain, we just couldn't help ourselves ;-)
We welcome Crim as our first remote Bladebabe. We suggested the theme, and her boyfriend did a more than credible job of taking pictures. We hope that as soon as we can work out some of the mess from Keith's fulltime job, we can work with her in person.
Presenting Annabell from our 10/23-29/07 Aruba Trip (we actually only needed the flashlight shot for a friend of S4's in the UK, but Keith had his Emergency Response Kit with him anyway, so... we called the shoot 'Preparedness in Paradise').
