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2006-03-23, 11:52 AM
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Juggernaught hits on the other important issue: Digital cameras means that more shots don't cost more money. It isn't "hold the button until the memory card is full" but it certainly is shoot pretty much as much as you can.
The web also tolerates more amateur looking sets as well. Don't always go for the glam - just toss a chair, a light, and a girl, and shoot like mad. You can use these intermediate sets to cover the time you are paying for. You may also find that having a second shooter would help you out. You shoot the glam glam stuff, and they shoot the girls in a secondary area in between bigger shoots. Whatever it takes to turn it into "most content for money spent". The higher end places might not buy the B-roll stuff, but you can jam the leftovers into a $99 download package and sell it 100 times. It all depends on where you are going with this. Alex |
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What we usually do is have one shooter, and one person preparing the next scene and dumping cards. It makes everything run very efficient and helps us to get the maximum value out of our girls. |
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