The creator takes the viewer through a full day on set for a Valentine's Day-themed jewelry photoshoot. They show the process of setting up the studio, overcoming a last-minute stylist cancellation, styling the model based on a mood board, and shooting multiple looks against both red and white backdrops. The video also details the creative concept, the use of props like popcorn, the team's lunch break, and the process of shooting still-life product photos before wrapping up for the day.
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Spend the day with us on set working in fashion marketing. So today, we're shooting a Valentine's Day campaign for a jewelry client. We got to the studio and started setting everything up. We actually had an issue because our stylist for the shoot canceled last minute. But luckily, we had another stylist come and assist us, and we figured out all looks the morning of. But basically, we went off our mood board for the shoot, which is a lot of reds, whites, leathers, fur, etcetera. Once our model was done with hair and makeup, we started shooting on our first set of the day, which was this red backdrop. Here's our shoot deck and mood board. Concept for the shoot was it's a date. So all of the props were based around that, which you'll see sprinkled throughout. So popcorn for going to the movies was our first one. For this video concept, we had the model throw the popcorn, and then Val and I had to sweep the entire floor. We shot three looks on this red backdrop before taking it down and switching to the regular white backdrop with some really dynamic lighting. We did three more looks. And by the way, yes, it really does take us many people to better shot. By this time, it was around 2PM, and it was finally time for a lunch break because in the afternoon, we just had our still life shots left. Storytelling is super important for campaigns like this, especially studio. To go along with our date theme, we made a table setting with a fork and a bunch of charms on it. Some mints because you freshen up your breath before your date. For dessert, some Turkish delights, which might sound weird, but trust the vision. We finished up around 6PM, packed up all of our clothes, cleaned the set, and that's a wrap. Stay tuned to see the final results.