Alex - My first fashion shoot!

[Dominick Pietrzak]

This was my first fashion shoot. Inspired by Ketch Rossi's "Carly."

Please check it out! I'd love to hear your feedback.





Shot on the Scarlet with Arri Master Primes.

UPDATE:

Just uploaded some stills on this Facebook page.

[Robert L. Mickles]

Great work. Did you use any HDRX on that?

[KETCH ROSSi]

Very nice Dominick, and very happy to have inspired talented filmmaker like you, this for me is what is also about, do what I do and love doing most, while entertaining educate and inspire... ;)

[Dominick Pietrzak]

Great work. Did you use any HDRX on that?

Thanks! No HDRx, all shot in 4K at ISO 800.

Very nice Dominick, and very happy to have inspired talented filmmaker like you, this for me is what is also about, do what I do and love doing most, while entertaining educate and inspire... ;)

Thanks so much Ketch! :)

[Rodney stewart]

Awesome work! great job and beautiful shots!

[Dominick Pietrzak]

Awesome work! great job and beautiful shots!

Thank you! It was a great experience.

[Rob Ruffo]

Some tips;

Watch hard lighting and hard clipping on skin.

Be more careful with makeup.

For video you need a story (can be abstract story, but still), a message, a beginning, a middle and an end.

[Clint Engler]

Good start: Need to be careful around the window with the exterior light readings combined with your model. Some parts are overexposed too white looking. Makeup and hand shots: When showing hand shots the hands should have longer nails, which give your model a more feminine look

Keep it up

[Dominick Pietrzak]

Some tips;

Watch hard lighting and hard clipping on skin.

Be more careful with makeup.

For video you need a story (can be abstract story, but still), a message, a beginning, a middle and an end.

I tried not to clip the model at all, mostly tried to blow out the windows. I do remember that in one of the shots she did get a bit clipped.

What would you recommend for makeup? Or maybe you can direct me to some place I can read more into it? I didn't have a film makeup artist, she did it herself along with the stylist.

I was actually planning on turning it into a small story, and I still may... by adding something at the beginning and end. But I did get some good stills from it, which I will put up soon.

Good start: Need to be careful around the window with the exterior light readings combined with your model. Some parts are overexposed too white looking. Makeup and hand shots: When showing hand shots the hands should have longer nails, which give your model a more feminine look

Keep it up

Will definitely keep that in mind for next time. I was going for a light feel to it, with lots of white and light colors, maybe I went a bit too far, haha.


Thank you both for the feedback!!

[ryanpostas]

i guess im the only one not seeing a link?