Heyo! I recently found a provider who offers filming as part of her session. For anyone who has done this before, do you have any tips for a first time film-fucker? Thanks!
Tips for filming
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Set yourself up to film around the house in a no pressure way.
See what works and what doesnt and know how to remedy things best as you can when things dont work.
Close the sheer blinds for more even lighting and less deep shadows etc.
Before the pressure of a paid situation arises.
You may see that you do not like the way you look in the recording.
So then just enjoy yourself without a filming twist in the SP encounter.
See what works and what doesnt and know how to remedy things best as you can when things dont work.
Close the sheer blinds for more even lighting and less deep shadows etc.
Before the pressure of a paid situation arises.
You may see that you do not like the way you look in the recording.
So then just enjoy yourself without a filming twist in the SP encounter.
In those instance, the provider will film with her own phone so I guess you could discuss that with them and see if they have any recommendations
Cloudy days with north facing windows is the best soft light source. So embrace this often winter daylight condition.
I have done a few photo shoots with civilians for fun. If you are not an experienced photog and she is not an experienced model it is best to prepare. My first photo shoot was just fooling around, I prepared for the one after and got much better photos. I put together a binder of poses I wanted to shoot and when she did the pose tell her to hold the position and not move. Take several shots doing an arc around her, shoot wide. These days with digital cameras and video you can extract a bunch of good shots with editing. As far as equipment goes, you have to work with what you have. Plain LED light bulbs work well with digital cameras.
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