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It was a pleasure to collaborate once again with Kingsley Peters to create shots for Motorpoint. For this job, I was responsible for location scouting, wardrobe, and set dressing. The technical challenges and complications we faced on set only added to the excitement and satisfaction of the project.
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One of the most exhilarating aspects of this project was experimenting with wardrobe. Kingsley gave me free rein, but with a very tight budget, which pushed me to be even more creative. I thrive under these constraints, as they compel me to find innovative solutions. Once the wardrobe was approved for each model within the budget, I selected key pieces and coordinated with the cast to incorporate items from their own wardrobes. This not only saved costs but also personalized the looks.
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Building a warm rapport with the cast before the shoot is something I always prioritize, as it helps get the best performance from the models. The spontaneous collaboration on set, working with a rough idea of what the models would wear, kept my creativity and problem-solving skills sharp. Navigating these technicalities and complications, such as ensuring continuity, maintaining the integrity of the brand's image, and adapting to unexpected changes, is where I truly excel and find the most fulfilment.
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