Standing: Fun with Dress Pose
Lesson 19 from: Fashion Photography Posing and LightingSue Bryce, Felix Kunze
Standing: Fun with Dress Pose
Lesson 19 from: Fashion Photography Posing and LightingSue Bryce, Felix Kunze
Lessons
Class Introduction
15:24 2Sitting Pose #1 & #2
09:46 3Sitting Pose #3
07:22 4Sitting Pose #4
05:06 5Sitting Pose #5
03:54 6Posing Hands and Mouth
04:44 7Sitting Pose #6
13:17 8Sitting Pose #7
12:02Sitting Pose #8
05:01 10Q&A
08:11 11Fashion Lighting Refresher
04:57 12Reclining Pose #1
06:28 13Reclining Pose #2
08:05 14Sitting Pose #9
05:44 15Sitting Pose #10
06:19 16Sitting Pose #11
05:06 17Standing Pose #1
17:20 18Standing Pose #2
08:14 19Standing: Fun with Dress Pose
02:29 20Leaning on Apple Box Pose #1 & #2
10:09 21Sitting Pose #12
07:26Lesson Info
Standing: Fun with Dress Pose
I'm going to go like this with the scared it's going to be like a salsa movement. Okay, I want a little bit of circles. I wanted to do sickles because I wanted to keep the elbow shape in her body. She's gonna lean towards the camera and the first thing she's gonna do cattle lean towards more leaned towards big like do a little circle like this. Like a little like that and do a big laugh. Ha long nick extended long neck. I get elbow back like that. That's a girl let's do one more that's it ha ha ha ha! Ok, that should be enough. All right, so that's all we want to do, we want to just get movement. We want to get dressed. We want toby. Don't drink strong. We want to keep our boy strong. We want to keep them don't make him. And you know I always look at it like this. If you leave people out there on their own, they're going tio get very uncomfortable, particularly when they're moving, moving as one of the hardest things to direct. So you're going to just keep your voice strong and this is...
listen to my voice listen. To my voice I want you to hold the skit here I want you to do a little motion like this so I can still work the shoulders in the thing and I want it like a rolling salts emotion but you know if they can only do this that's okay if they can't do anything sit them in straight blow the phantom they're here and then get them to laugh at you but the whole point is I want you to move the dress I wanted to tip forward I want you to push your chin forward I want you to look at me cassidy on what you just smile good gil keep going we'll make them laugh blow the here make them feel stupid you know like it's like eyes in once they move and then they get the flo you just click click click and you just get a beautiful shot every time I can't somewhere in there but it's the way I hold that space like I'm not like dance well this is not working you know I'm like move shake love keep your albers in, push your chin forward you've got this well hey going I love catching me like I just keep my elevation up and then she doesn't feel stupid and then she's using laughing because I'm like that's terrible and then they laugh because I just told them that they dancing with terrible and I'm dancing. I'm a keep going. Keep going, click, click, click, click. You're going, and then keep the elevation. You'll get really good response and movement.
Class Materials
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Ratings and Reviews
Robin
Spectacular class.!!! This is what it is like on a professional set. Time is money and the director gets the shot, Taking direction is the key attribute for the talent and crew.. That means tempers are high, there is humor and passion while cajoling the set to work together. The energy was amazing on this set. I loved their working relationship. Sue and Felix both have their vison for getting the shot. And they got it. I highly recommend this class.
Barrie
Sue Bryce has what my Thai friends would call a teacher's heart. It is hard to translate but basically means caring, deeply knowledgable, dedicated to constant improvement and possessing the ability to present to students in an easily understandable and accessible manner. "Near enough" is never "good enough'. In a word she is a professional. This course is highly recommended for developing a framework for photographers to work from. Sue Bryce also has many additional pieces of inspirational advice along the way in terms of styling and costume. A talented teacher who presents practical steps that can easily be adopted by others. Impressive!