About this video

• Video Title: Building Numeris: Raw BTS Photoshoot
• Channel: Numeriś
• Speakers: Not explicitly named, but implied to be a team working on the photoshoot.
• Duration: 13:43

Overview

This video provides a behind-the-scenes look at a photoshoot for the brand Numeris. The team is in Bath, shooting their best-selling products to refresh their Instagram and social media presence. The video captures the process of setting up shots, directing models, and making minor adjustments to achieve the desired product imagery.

Key takeaways

• The photoshoot is taking place in Bath to capture updated images of Numeris' best-selling products for social media.
• The team is working without their "boss," Henry, who is in Italy.
• Various shots are being set up, including close-ups, full body shots, and different poses with different models.
• There's a focus on styling details, such as laces on shoes and the fit of clothing.
• The team is managing their time effectively, prioritizing certain shots and products as requested by Henry.
• They encounter minor issues like lighting and model coordination, which they resolve as they go.
• The video concludes with the successful completion of the photoshoot.

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Here are a few behind-the-scenes moments from the transcript that could be great for YouTube Shorts:

Short 1: The "Solo Shoot" Vibe

• Content: The initial setup and mention of shooting without the boss.
• Transcript Snippets:
  • "Okay, so we are on shoot today. We're actually in Bath, which is great because it was only an hour and a half drive." (0:00 - 0:05)
  • "Henry is in Italy, so he's not here again. This is our second solo shoot without the boss." (0:06 - 0:10)
  • "We are shooting all of our best sellers just because we need refresh of the Instagram, the socials. So come along with us and you can see everything." (0:14 - 0:21)
• Why it works for Shorts: Establishes the context, location, and a touch of lightheartedness about working independently.

Short 2: Styling and Posing Adjustments

• Content: Demonstrates the practical, hands-on aspect of directing models and adjusting products.
• Transcript Snippets:
  • "Annabelle's just prepping it? Do you want to get some Tik Tok of Barney?" (0:54 - 0:55)
  • "You okay? She said you can move it. You just just drag. Obviously, the marble's going to be the heaviest." (1:00 - 1:04)
  • "Face full. Knee down. Close up. Done. We could do some doubles at one point just to mix it up." (1:23 - 1:28)
  • "Just trying to loosen these." (3:51 - 3:54)
  • "Yeah, maybe some more closeup standing. Maybe at the top of the set." (3:57 - 3:59)
• Why it works for Shorts: Shows the active process of creating the shot, highlighting the details and decisions involved.

Short 3: Navigating Product Details and Requests

• Content: The team discusses specific product details and relays instructions from Henry.
• Transcript Snippets:
  • "Looks like you're strangling the shoe." (3:40 - 3:43) (Referring to tying laces incorrectly)
  • "So that new logo is like in the center. Just his trouser." (3:11 - 3:18)
  • "Henry's now messaged me to say that he wants to focus on a certain pair. So, if we we'll do them all and then we'll do we'll go over some others again." (7:50 - 7:58)
  • "We've got acrylic black to do and then four more shoes as well. No, no, no. Four more shoes we we've already shot. We need to go back over them." (9:22 - 9:32)
• Why it works for Shorts: Offers a glimpse into problem-solving and adapting to client/boss requests mid-shoot.

Short 4: The Time Crunch and Wrap-Up

• Content: The team acknowledges the time pressure and works towards finishing the shoot.
• Transcript Snippets:
  • "I'm a bit worried on time. I may not I may leave Thrash down if that's okay. Till last in case we run out of time." (8:56 - 9:03)
  • "We'll get some like quicker shots if possible because we need to go over some more other shoes in some other outfits." (9:16 - 9:20)
  • "Perfect. All good. That's a wrap, guys. Thank you so much." (13:10 - 13:15)
• Why it works for Shorts: Creates a sense of urgency and then relief with the successful completion of the shoot.

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