Pose Rescue
Pick a position, a part of the pose or a type of shoot, and get one small thing to try. Tap “Another idea” for the next one.
Everything here is optional. Skip anything that is uncomfortable, and use a seat or support whenever you need one. Ask the photographer to show you if you are unsure.
Build My Shoot Bag
Choose the kind of shoot and tick things off as you pack. Always check the brief too, because it comes first.
Your ticks stay on this device. Nothing is sent anywhere.
Expression Playground
Keep your body still and change only the thought. A mirror or a phone camera is handy, but you do not need either.
Practising in private is completely fine. Prompts do not repeat until you have seen them all for that type of shoot.
My Boundaries, My Words
Pick the situation, pick the tone, and copy the wording. It works for any shoot and any level of experience. Change it to sound like you.
These are suggestions, not legal advice. Read any release or contract before you sign it, and ask for time if you need it.
What Did They Mean?
Type or pick what the photographer said. You will get the likely meaning, what to try, and something you can say if you are still unsure.
Photographers do not all use these words the same way. When in doubt, ask. It helps them as much as it helps you.
What’s That Then?
Search a word you have been given. People use some terms differently, so check what it means for your shoot.
This explains words. It does not review contracts. Read any agreement carefully before signing.