Photoshoot Preparation
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The document provides guidance for a model preparing for an upcoming photoshoot, including facial expressions, poses, and hair and makeup styles to practice. It notes that a variety of photos from different angles and expressions will be taken over the one hour session. Direct eye contact will be important. Props and clothing will be provided. Examples are given of practical, sexual, and carefree facial expressions as well as standing and sitting poses reflecting an alternative style. The goal is to achieve a punk/alternative look through the hair and makeup.
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The document discusses plans for a photo shoot for a music magazine. It describes initially wanting to shoot a model against a white wall in a medium shot, but issues arose with equipment and lighting. Additional photos were taken experimenting with facial expressions. The best photo is an extreme close-up that draws attention with effective eye contact and a professional, attractive look suitable for the magazine's pop genre. Minor edits will be made in Photoshop, like converting to black and white with a red tint, to match the magazine's style.
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Photoshoot Preparation
- 1. PHOTOSHOOT PREPARATION In order to help you prepare for the upcoming photoshoot I have put together these slides which outline a range of facial expressions, poses, hair and make up possibilities for you to practise and help you understand the look that I want you to have for the images. Over the course of the 1 hour photoshoot, I will require many photographs taken from different angles with a variety of different and interesting poses/expressions. It would be helpful if you practice the ones in this PowerPoint by replicating them, in order to allow the photoshoot to run rather seamlessly and more images to be taken. The majority of the photographs will have direct mode of address, which means the camera will be level with your eyes. Any additional props or clothing that you do not have will be provided for you.
- 2. FACIAL EXPRESSIONS I understand that you have not had a photoshoot previous to this one so here are some facial expressions for you to practice for the day. Practical • Closed mouth • Rather serious or business-like expression • Eye level with camera • A slight frown or raised eyebrow This expression gives off a stoic, rebellious and edgy vibe which will fit well with the alternative genre of my magazine. Sexual • Slightly open mouth • Possibly a smirk • Main focus of eyes, can be wide or squinted • Direct eye line This expression has an air of mystery and sexuality which will attract the target audience. Also it is used very often for female models in music magazines of the alternative genre Carefree • Relaxed face • A slight smile • Lips closed • Eyes wide open and in line with the camera This expression allows you to look more natural rather than very posed which will work with the theme of the magazine. Also tis would be a rather easy expression for you to do.
- 3. POSES I understand that you have not had a photoshoot previous to this one so here are some poses/stances for you to practice for the day. These stances will range from you standing and sitting so that the images look more diverse throughout the photographs. They will be taken from different angle so that the best one is found and selected for the final images. All the poses are rather laid back to reflect the alternative style of the magazine.
- 4. HAIR AND MAKE UP The overall look that I want to achieve with these photographs is a combination of the punk and alternative genre of music. These make up and hairstyles are the type of look I would like to go for so that you fit in with the magazine genre. Hopefully we will be able to change you hairstyle so that the images look more unique throughout the magazine.