Fashion Shoots: Planning, Behind the Scenes and Hair Flips

How a fashion shoot comes together, from mood board to final frame. Planning guides cover concept, budget, team and schedule; behind-the-scenes films follow full shoots from start to finish, including Lindsay Adler's complete workflow and a ninety-minute production masterclass. The set ends with movement in the studio: capturing hair flips and blowing hair with flash, and a paint-throwing shoot for the brave.

Planning a Photoshoot from Start to Finish

Jessica Kobeissi describes how she plans a photoshoot from start to finish, using the organisational app Milanote, which sponsors the video, to gather ideas and arrange the shoot. The seven-minute talk concerns her preparation process, from initial concept through to the day itself, rather than camera settings or lighting.

Throwing Paint at a Model: Lights, Camera, Splash

Karl Taylor breaks down a shot of model Sophie amid flying red and blue paint, frozen by fast flash duration. Triple speedlight banks fire through scrims either side, a boomed beauty dish lights the upper body, gridded heads edge the face and vertical strip boxes soften the body.

Digital Masterclass: Fashion Shoot and Production

Joanna Kustra's ninety-minute masterclass follows a six-location fashion editorial at a monastery in southern Spain. She explains how an editorial needs dynamic flow unlike commercial work, shares hair and freckled-makeup mood boards, balances strobe with changing sun, shoots on a 50mm, and manages crew and model in intense heat.