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With Youmacon 2012 just over a week away, it's time to post my shoot schedule.
If you're interested in booking a shoot with me, PM me with the following information:
1) Day and time(s) you're interested in,
2) Who you're cosplaying as,
3) Contact info (cellphone/email),
3) Preferred meeting location,
4) Shoot location suggestions/preferences (if any), and
5) Desired mood/atmosphere of the photos (if any).
FRIDAY
11am - Booked
3pm - Booked
5pm - Booked
7pm - Booked
SATURDAY
1pm - Booked
3pm - Booked
4pm - Booked
5pm - Booked
I'm still in the middle of editing Otakuthon and Fanexpo photos, so these will take precedence over Youmacon photos until they have all been completed. However, I WILL release previews from Youmacon in a timely manner.
Rates
Returning customers: I offer discounted rates to all my returning customers. PM me for details.
Individual - $40 per session, with each session lasting 30-45 minutes. You receive 7-9 retouched shots.
Two people - $60 per session, with each session lasting up to 1 hour. 5-7 retouched shots per person, and 2-3 retouched group shots
More than two people - $20 per additional cosplayer, 5 retouched shots per person, and 2-3 retouched group shots
What to bring to each shoot
1. Poses! -
I typically do a little research on each character/series I shoot ahead
of time, but no one knows that character better than you! The more
poses/ideas you bring to the shoot, the more I can work with, and the
greater the shots will be. Practice your poses in front of a mirror (or
with a friend), rather than just looking at reference photos/videos.
2. Props! -
Pretty obvious if your character has a weapon. However, for characters
without weapons, a generic accessory that suits your character can also
add to the mood and help tell a story in each photo. Examples of
this include: umbrellas/parasols, books, teacup/saucer, mirror,
baskets, hats, hairbrushes, stuffed animals, scarves/mittens, and so on.
3. Attitude!
- During the shoot, it helps to be in-character. It goes a long way in
making each shot believable, and maintaining a good flow throughout the
shoot.
4. Friends/Buddies! - Whether it be for moral
support, pose coaching, or just someone to keep you company during the
shoot, feel free to bring a friend/buddy.
Any questions, please feel free to PM me.
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