Is there a charge for the photographer to take the initiative to ask you to shoot a set of films?

A photographer should take the initiative to ask you to shoot a group of films, and should first understand his shooting intention by asking or other means. This is more common if he practices photography with you as a model. You can agree to give you a set of finished films for free first, and you can't use them to your disadvantage. This is a reasonable request. If the shooting requirements are very high, we should also give him appropriate rewards. If it is used for commercial purposes, I suggest you protect yourself properly and negotiate the conditions, including the reward method, the scope of photo use and so on. If you drum up business in this way and ask for money after filming, it seems that there are not many cases. You can completely ignore him and not let him shoot. Your willingness is another matter.