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By N2H

How to create a great portfolio

April 21st, 2007

When you plan to attend any interview for a job, the first thing you would look for is your resume. Without that hardly anyone would go for an interview. Your resume includes all your information about your background, education and experience, right? Similarly for modeling assignments you need a model portfolio.

Once you’ve chosen modeling as a career, you need to begin with creating your model portfolio. First of all, what is a model portfolio? Model portfolio is nothing but a collection of your best photographs which can fetch you great modeling assignments. Remember first impression is the best impression and you are making your first impression through your portfolio.

Post Shoot Stress

April 21st, 2007

Some models tend to burn out after a shoot. Other will be very excited and raring to do more work. Whatever way you react, you must bounce back to normalcy real fast. Learn to calm yourself. This will get easier as you go along. Staying up late or bouts of tension will make you more stressful and this will reflect on your face. Stress always takes it toll on the body. You have to be able to unwind and get back to normal with a few hours as tomorrow is a new day and a new shoot!

After the shoot

April 21st, 2007

Once the photo shoot is over, it is time for everybody to pack up and leave. If you are in the initial stages of your modeling career you can hang back and chat with others, ask questions about modeling, request more work etc. But don’t be a clinger. Remember that the photographer and others on the set may have to go for another shoot so don’t overstay your welcome. On the other hand, don’t run out the moment ‘pack up’ is declared. Somebody on the set may want to discuss work with you but may not be comfortable in front of everybody eg. the end client. This is not to confuse you but you should know the nuances of the modeling industry. One important point, try not to leave anything behind.

Now, that the shoot is all done and over, when will your pictures be ready? You are definitely dying to see them. Take the photographers advice on the turnout – sometimes this can be a real bruiser, but will be helpful for you in the long run as you can learn from your mistakes. A photographer is the best person when it comes to judging a profile. He is one who makes a good face look great! Take all his comments with a pinch of salt and keep them in mind for future.

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