Shooting basics

Camera settings on iPhone example: Shooting should be done only with the main camera of the phone, do not use the front camera! Before shooting, set up the camera according to the instructions below!

Format tab
- Most compatible
- Apple ProRaw off
- Apple ProRes off

Video Recording tab
- 4k at 60 fps
- PAL format display: off
- Advanced Stabilization: on
- Action Mode: off
- HDR Video: off
- Auto frame rate selection: off
- Camera mode lock: on

Movie Effect Recording tab
- 4k at 60 fps

Saving Settings tab
- Camera mode: off
- Creative: off
- Auto Macro: off
- Exposure Correction: on
- Night Mode: off
- Portrait Zoom: on
- Action mode: off
- Apple ProRaw: off
- Live Photo: on

Important things to consider when shooting:

Image Clarity.
Take your time and don't shake the camera. Choose the right camera settings, make sure you're shooting from the angle you want.

Resolution.
The higher the resolution, the better the image quality. Check your phone settings and set it to 4K, resolutions lower than that will not be accepted.

Light and Color.
Use good lighting from multiple angles to remove shadows. Make the most of available light sources.
Pay attention to the color scheme that the lighting conveys. It should not be yellow or blue, nor should it be green or too “pink”.

1. You can't shoot close up. The model should be in the frame in such a way that there would be a little space above the head, and from below the frame ended no higher than the knee. At this distance should be shot 80% of chronometrorozhom with a review of clothing, in the remaining 20% can be approached to the camera at the waist, but remain with the head in the frame (for example, for lifting). Greetings and farewells can be shot close up if the model is wearing her own clothes.
2. DO NOT touch yourself on your bare skin. You may only touch your clothes or your hands. If you touch yourself out of necessity to interact with your clothes, that is fine.
3. You don't need to stroke or squeeze yourself, even over your clothes.
4. You cannot shake your breasts by bouncing them. You can do it gently by interacting with your clothes (for example, pulling the fabric behind your back).
5. You can't shake your butt at the camera, but elements of the dance with a thigh tizzing are acceptable.
6. You can't even touch your clothes in the bikini area
7. The bikini area should be under the fabric, relevant for bodysuits with a narrow bottom in the pussy area.
8. You cannot allow the bottom of the pussy (pussy lippies) to show through, but you can show through the bikini area on top. Relevant for outfits where panties are not used. Be especially careful in the “underneath” angles.
9. You can't have the camera directly on the nipple if your clothes are transparent on the breast - you need to use a physical nipple bluer (like pads) and there should always be a cloth over the pads as well.
10. You can't use coarse mesh in an outfit, you can only use it over a bikini or underwear.

1. Neatness and minimalism
A clean, even background with no unnecessary details will help to focus the viewer's attention.
Avoid clutter, brightly colored extraneous objects or distracting decor.
A uniform background enhances the viewer's perception, making the video look
professional and aesthetically pleasing.
2. Cozy atmosphere
The background should create a feeling of coziness and warmth, which increases the credibility of the content.
Soft fabrics and natural materials (e.g., sofa, wood paneling) will create a homely atmosphere.
3. Good lighting
Soft light without harsh shadows
Natural light near a window or diffused light from a ring lamp is ideal.
When shooting indoors, use warm light to enhance the feeling of a cozy atmosphere.

*Before shooting, especially the first videos, you can send me a short snippet of what the shot will look like in chat so I can help improve the picture before you start shooting the video. But if possible do it in advance, so that I have time to see and respond :)