What pose does a model pose on the catwalk?

What poses do models pose on catwalks

Introduction: In the current sense, models are subjects with strong initiative and strong sense of expression. With the development of society, models have penetrated into various commercial and fashion markets. Models are not only symbols of beauty and fashion, but also commercial representatives. So what is the most attractive pose for a model on the catwalk? Let us find out!

1. Static POSE: the most common POSE guidance method.

The static POSE is first based on the project of beauty and appearance, so that the model has a basic foundation for two-dimensional performance, and then matches the scene and color elements to compose the picture. The model only needs to pay attention to The basic requirements of POSE, natural changes in expression, are sufficient.

For inexperienced models, photographers usually have to lead one by one POSE and explain the tips, precautions, and considerations one by one.

During the audition, in addition to trying to find out the model’s characteristics, giving performance suggestions, and producing publishable audition photos, it also incorporates basic POSE interpretation elements.

The focus of the explanation is to use scene examples to explain the position of the center of gravity of the body, the considerations of matching the limbs with the scene, the way POSE changes, the ways and positions of various POSE limbs, the photographer's composition considerations, etc. .

2. Continuous POSE:

Static POSE will be more monotonous. If possible, use a single POSE. Based on the original beauty and beauty, consider the variability of POSE. Then a single POSE can derive different feelings and differences.

For example, a simple hair POSE can generate 10 different differences and changes, giving the picture more choices and changes.

3. Situation analysis and performance: This is a more advanced and difficult performance method.

Because of static POSE and continuous POSE, the focus of thinking is on the beauty of posture. After the model is positioned, the enrichment of expressions and naturalization of movements often become too fixed and rigid.

Many experienced models will simulate situations and emotions based on the scene after positioning, in order to strive for the naturalness and changes in the picture.

4. Dynamic performance:

Dynamic performance is a continuous body movement and movement in different positions and situations in a larger scene. Body changes. It's a bit like a catwalk on stage, but it's different in many ways.

In addition to mastering the pauses and rhythm of movement, models must also use movement lines to show changes in body and expression. Dynamic performances can sometimes be very helpful in relieving the model's emotions and bringing out a more natural feeling.

On the other hand, dynamic performances sometimes require a little talent, and not every model is suitable. Since moving performances are more challenging to shoot, the proportion of them arranged for general outdoor shooting is not as important.

5. Dynamic actions:

Usually it can be done with props or specific scenes. For example, jumping movements and turning movements. . . wait.

6. Conversations and interviews:

The application level is very wide, including one-on-one shooting, shooting of two models, or shooting models with documentary techniques. This method can be used for any incident brought about by children.

The main purpose usually includes:

a. A more natural picture

b. A more storytelling performance

c. Photography with humanistic thinking.

7. Plot arrangement:

Use the development of a story, cut it into different paragraphs, and then use different scenes, costumes and performances to present the complete story.

You can think of this kind of shooting as an "incomplete" theater. It is loose and does not necessarily have complete dialogue. In planning, you may only finish the outline and plot explanation, and then let the model Let's try to figure out the performance. The photographer also has the roles of director and photographer.

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