Moonshine Production
Motivation, Depth & Conviction...
I was about 14 years old when I went on my first business trip with
my dad to NYC. My father was a very sharp & classically well
dressed man & truly a loving father.
While we were in the City dad set aside two days for us to go sight
see & shopping for suites, shirts & ties. We stopped at a number of
incredible stores. Thats when I learned how everything went together
& what fashion was all about, not just picking up a bunch of things &
buying them it was creating outfits for different times of the day. Dad
had a true sense of style. And at one of the stores we were
assigned a stylist & when he tried on the suites & the other items
that were picked out he posed & walked, this made such an
impression on me & the rest was history.
my dad to NYC. My father was a very sharp & classically well
dressed man & truly a loving father.
While we were in the City dad set aside two days for us to go sight
see & shopping for suites, shirts & ties. We stopped at a number of
incredible stores. Thats when I learned how everything went together
& what fashion was all about, not just picking up a bunch of things &
buying them it was creating outfits for different times of the day. Dad
had a true sense of style. And at one of the stores we were
assigned a stylist & when he tried on the suites & the other items
that were picked out he posed & walked, this made such an
impression on me & the rest was history.
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| Be asymmetrical. For a more interesting shot, make sure that you're doing something different with each side of your body. You can be dramatic and do something totally different with each of your limbs and tilt your head to the side, but you might look like a puppet. Being asymmetrical can be as simple as dipping one shoulder or hip, making sure that your arms are at different heights, and bending one leg a little (or a lot) more than the other. |
| Point your nose away from the camera. Looking at the camera straight on can work in some dramatic shots, but generally it's better to put your face at an angle, and look at the camera from that angle. Tilt your nose a little up or down, a little left or right, but keep your gaze on that camera. These are a few pointers that were given to me when I first started. They should stay in your head & when ever you look in the mirror tilt your head , smile, angle your body, hey mirrors do not lie *POSE* Keep in your mind P.M.A (positive mental attitude). |
Strong Body Strong Mind |
It's all about the look With a great attitude &a strict regiment!!! |