Dinesh and I are here today at FD Photo Studio, stage A. We are shooting three different looks, two commercial for her acting submissions and one fencing. I'm using my A7R2 and Sony 85mm f1.8 lens along with the flashpoint eval 200 and westcott 36 inch wrap-a-box double diffused and a traditional c-stand. We are using the window light as the key light and the flash to fill the camera left side of her face. Now switching it up I'm still using the window light as the key light moving the softbox behind her. It's going to act as a rim light which will create a beautiful soft light accentuating her neck and jawline. It's really nice commercial look for her. All the photos you'll be viewing today are raw screenshots and straight out of camera. I would say Denise did an excellent job delivering her commercial look to the camera. The casting director that brings her in for the audition has to believe that she can play the role through the look she's portraying in the photo. Maybe it's the girl next door, the best friend, the leading lady, there's so many factors that come into play for this to work and both the actor and photographer bust both know their craft and be prepared. The actor must be confident, focused, have good posture, hair makeup on point, the right wardrobe, and she's counting on the photographer to do his job right by knowing his lighting, framing, optimal camera settings, how to help the actor feel comfortable and then finally editing the photo to meet industry standards. Please remember to subscribe below.