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April 22, 2013

WIBBLY WOBBLY PANDA PARKER Whoop whoop a new fashion film in its making! Yesterday, I spent the whole day in a creative & lovely studio close to London filming Chanie for Panda Parker’s newest collection. The energy was great and we all had a good time. See some behind the scene pictures below!

WIBBLY WOBBLY PANDA PARKER
Whoop whoop a new fashion film in its making!
Yesterday, I spent the whole day in a creative & lovely studio close to London filming Chanie for Panda Parker’s newest collection. The energy was great and we all had a good time. See some behind the scene pictures below!

Panda Parker (7 of 10) Panda Parker (6 of 10) Panda Parker (5 of 10) Panda Parker (2 of 10) Panda Parker (9 of 10) Panda Parker (4 of 10)

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April 15, 2013

The One Minute Date Fashion Film. First things first, we have to get the models ready. While Marketa was getting her final touches… …we had a look around and found fishes! We also found amazing Thai food that we could use as props. Yum Yum Restaurant is probably one of the prettiest indoor locations that we’ve had for a shoot. Our amazing make-up artist, Chloe doesn’t leave out any details, let’s not forget the nails! Lets also not forget to include some pretty cocktails to the shoot. Here is one last sneak peek of the fashion film. Its called “ONE MINUTE DATE”, has been already edited and submitted to a competition. I will keep you up to date! Follow NICISEOUL on Facebook! See the stills via David! Good night, all you lovebirds out there. Nicole x

The One Minute Date Fashion Film.

oneminutedate (2 of 9)
First things first, we have to get the models ready.

oneminutedate (9 of 9)
While Marketa was getting her final touches…

oneminutedate (3 of 9)
…we had a look around and found fishes!

oneminutedate (6 of 9)
We also found amazing Thai food that we could use as props.

oneminutedate (1 of 9)
Yum Yum Restaurant is probably one of the prettiest indoor locations that we’ve had for a shoot.

oneminutedate (4 of 9)
Our amazing make-up artist, Chloe doesn’t leave out any details, let’s not forget the nails!

oneminutedate (5 of 9)
Lets also not forget to include some pretty cocktails to the shoot.

oneminutedate (7 of 9)
Here is one last sneak peek of the fashion film. Its called “ONE MINUTE DATE”, has been already edited and submitted to a competition. I will keep you up to date! Follow NICISEOUL on Facebook! See the stills via David!

Good night, all you lovebirds out there.

Nicole x

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August 27, 2012

10 tips for making fashion backstage videos. 1. Show up, start filming and stay in the background. Your goal is to make your backstage video as authentic as possible, therefore make yourself invisible and the team will work naturally. 2. Use a small camera. For instance, I use a mirrorless camera: Sony Nex 5N. If you work with big cameras, you won’t be that flexible and the team will find it impossible to ignore your mega HD professional camcorder. 3. Get some “peak a boo” shots. Don’t try to get the best view, let people stand in the way, shoot through clothing racks, between people, etc. 4. Film from strange angles - from the ground, in the corner, from the top of a ladder etc. 5. If you have a spare flip camera (or iPhone), place it somewhere safe and press record. That footage can be used to create a quick stop motion clip. Turn it black and white, et voila. 6. Capture little moments for 30 secs-1 min on film. It will be easier to review your footage afterwards, rather than having 20 minute shots. 7. If possible, avoid music during the shoot. Otherwise you’ll have to mute out the real audio and use another song for the video. 8. Use external microphones if you want to add interviews to your video. Even your iPhone is good enough to be used as a microphone. Anything is better than the microphone of your camera. 9. Don’t set up scenes. Like I already mentioned, just show up, start filming and stay in the background! 10. The shots you don’t want to miss: - the Makeup-artist applying makeup - the team fiddling around the model putting her dress on, straightening her hair etc. - the team from the models point of view - the photographer directing the model - the model posing with a clear backgroundCheck out the tiles of backstage photographs above for inspiration. Some of them are linked to the actual backstage video. Please note that all those tips regarding making fashion backstage videos are based on my own experience and style. If you have any questions, please ask me! Happy filming, Nicole x P.S.: For more tips, click here.

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10 tips for making fashion backstage videos.


1. Show up, start filming and stay in the background.
Your goal is to make your backstage video as authentic as possible, therefore make yourself invisible and the team will work naturally.

2. Use a small camera. For instance, I use a mirrorless camera: Sony Nex 5N.
If you work with big cameras, you won’t be that flexible and the team will find it impossible to ignore your mega HD professional camcorder.

3. Get some “peak a boo” shots.
Don’t try to get the best view, let people stand in the way, shoot through clothing racks, between people, etc.

4. Film from strange angles - from the ground, in the corner, from the top of a ladder etc.

5. If you have a spare flip camera (or iPhone), place it somewhere safe and press record.
That footage can be used to create a quick stop motion clip.
Turn it black and white, et voila.

6. Capture little moments for 30 secs-1 min on film.
It will be easier to review your footage afterwards, rather than having 20 minute shots.

7. If possible, avoid music during the shoot.
Otherwise you’ll have to mute out the real audio and use another song for the video.

8. Use external microphones if you want to add interviews to your video.
Even your iPhone is good enough to be used as a microphone. Anything is better than the microphone of your camera.

9. Don’t set up scenes.
Like I already mentioned, just show up, start filming and stay in the background!

10. The shots you don’t want to miss:
- the Makeup-artist applying makeup
- the team fiddling around the model putting her dress on, straightening her hair etc.
- the team from the models point of view
- the photographer directing the model
- the model posing with a clear background

Check out the tiles of backstage photographs above for inspiration. Some of them are linked to the actual backstage video.

Please note that all those tips regarding making fashion backstage videos are based on my own experience and style.
If you have any questions, please ask me!

Happy filming,

Nicole x

P.S.: For more tips, click here.

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July 16, 2012

Superheroes in London - Backstage #3  June 2012

Superheroes in London - Backstage #3 
June 2012

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May 31, 2012

Thats Avantgarde - The video! Yesterday, I shared the backstage photos with you, today it’s the video! We did it for the Papercut Magazine… There’s a competition going on to get the official photographs published in their June issue.. When we saw they wanted a short video to come with it, David and I decided to officially collaborate! Well, David came up with the whole concept, he also got this awesome team together and shot some amazing photographs. All I had to do was show up, take some footage on film and edit this video ^_^ Wish us luck! Nicole x

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Thats Avantgarde - The video!

Yesterday, I shared the backstage photos with you, today it’s the video!
We did it for the Papercut Magazine…
There’s a competition going on to get the official photographs published in their June issue.. When we saw they wanted a short video to come with it, David and I decided to officially collaborate!
Well, David came up with the whole concept, he also got this awesome team together and shot some amazing photographs.
All I had to do was show up, take some footage on film and edit this video ^_^
Wish us luck!

Nicole x

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Filed under: avantgarde photoshoot video videography behind the scenes male model model makeup red david sheldrick 
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