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A ''' | A '''photoshoot''' is generally used in the fashion or glamour industry, whereby a model poses for a photographer at a studio or an outdoor location where multiple photos are taken to find the best ones for the required brief. The "model" is not always a person, however; for instance, advertising in print often requires a photographic depiction of advertised goods, and food can be the subject of magazine articles (often in very elaborate presentations). | ||
In the context of [[SM-201]], a | In the context of [[SM-201]], a photoshoot generally indicates a model dressed in street clothes, [[Fetish clothing|fetish attire]], lingerie or possibly nude. He or she will be shown as a [[Dominatrix]], a [[Damsel in Distress]] or other situation. | ||
== People involved == | == People involved == | ||
In a typical | In a typical photoshoot. there are quite a few people involved. That may include: | ||
;Primary personnel | ; Primary personnel | ||
* Director - in charge of keeping everything on time and under budget | * Director - in charge of keeping everything on time and under budget | ||
* The model - the person in front of the camera | * The model - the person in front of the camera | ||
** The | ** The makeup person | ||
** The | ** The hairdresser or stylist | ||
** Costume designer or dresser | ** Costume designer or dresser | ||
* The photographer - whether bondage, fetish or glamor, each has special qualities that they bring to the shoot. | * The photographer - whether bondage, fetish, or glamor, each has special qualities that they bring to the shoot. | ||
** Assistant to the photographer to handle a B-camera, etc | ** Assistant to the photographer to handle a B-camera, etc | ||
** A [[Rigger]], if it will be a [[Bondage photography|bondage shoot]] | ** A [[Rigger]], if it will be a [[Bondage photography|bondage shoot]] | ||
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* Directors assistant to keep track of hiring, scheduling, 2257 reporting, etc | * Directors assistant to keep track of hiring, scheduling, 2257 reporting, etc | ||
It should be noted that a lot of these tasks can be done by three or four people, but in | It should be noted that a lot of these tasks can be done by three or four people, but in today's environment, all of the tasks need to be completed to make for a successful photoshoot. | ||
{{sa|Filmmaking}} | {{sa|Filmmaking}} | ||
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{{cat|Photography}} | {{cat|Photography}} | ||
Latest revision as of 18:36, 17 June 2021
A photoshoot is generally used in the fashion or glamour industry, whereby a model poses for a photographer at a studio or an outdoor location where multiple photos are taken to find the best ones for the required brief. The "model" is not always a person, however; for instance, advertising in print often requires a photographic depiction of advertised goods, and food can be the subject of magazine articles (often in very elaborate presentations).
In the context of SM-201, a photoshoot generally indicates a model dressed in street clothes, fetish attire, lingerie or possibly nude. He or she will be shown as a Dominatrix, a Damsel in Distress or other situation.
People involved
In a typical photoshoot. there are quite a few people involved. That may include:
- Primary personnel
- Director - in charge of keeping everything on time and under budget
- The model - the person in front of the camera
- The makeup person
- The hairdresser or stylist
- Costume designer or dresser
- The photographer - whether bondage, fetish, or glamor, each has special qualities that they bring to the shoot.
- Assistant to the photographer to handle a B-camera, etc
- A Rigger, if it will be a bondage shoot
- A location manager
- A Gaffer
- A person in charge of lighting
- Security personnel
- Safety personnel
- Other on-site support personnel as needed
Off-site personnel might / should include
- accountant / book-keeper
- Directors assistant to keep track of hiring, scheduling, 2257 reporting, etc
It should be noted that a lot of these tasks can be done by three or four people, but in today's environment, all of the tasks need to be completed to make for a successful photoshoot.
See also [ Filmmaking ]
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