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Tips on how to arrange successful photo shoots using models
The first thing any aspiring model needs is photographs. A portfolio of 'test shoots' or promotional shots is an essential component of the model's CV for finding jobs.
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At least a few days in advance of the shoot, speak to the photographer to discuss the plans for the shoot and what it will involve, in case there is any preparation required on your part. Ask whether you need to bring anything of your own - props, clothes. It's particularly important to check what the situation is regarding make-up. If you've to provide it yourself, it will save the photographer a great deal of time if you're already made up before you arrive. Put it on (or have it done) freshly just before you leave for the shoot for the best results. If the photographer will be providing the make-up, it's best to arrive without any make-up on, to save the make-up artist time - so that they don't have to first remove your existing make-up to get a clean base.
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When the photographer is ready, get in front of the camera and listen carefully to their instructions. You'll need to pay attention constantly as the photographer will be snapping away rapidly and will expect you to be able to change pose or position in an instant.
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After the shoot, check with the photographer when the photos will be ready and say goodbye politely. This is also a good opportunity to check other upcoming projects and whether there may be any work for you. Don't linger too long though, as the photographer may have to tidy up in order to rush off to another job and could be pushed for time.
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