4.1.2 Portrait Shoot Planning & Storyboard

The storyboard consists, of the following 10 shots.

In order of shoot, they will be re-arranged for the storyboard after the shoot (see comments at end of list);

1. Model standing in traditional dress facing forward (for half and half image - both face and full length) - Also capture hard/defined shadow.
2. Model sitting on chair in traditional dress (face forward)
3. Model sitting on chair in traditional dress (side on)
4. Model walking in traditional dress (towards future self) (towards camera)
5. Model walking in traditional dress (towards future self) (sideways to camera - left to right)
6. Model making traditional greeting (towards future self)
7. Model, in traditional dress, holding hands with future self
8. Model disrobing traditional dress e.g. removing headscarf or letting hair down, as she walks towards future self
9. Model standing leaning against white wall, in business dress (face forward and side on)
10. Model walking in business dress (towards future self) (towards camera)
11. Model walking in business dress (towards future self) (sideways to camera - left to right)
12. Model, in business dress, making handshake with future self
13. Model, in business dress, holding hands with future self 
    
14. Model standing in business dress facing forward (for half and half image - both face and full length)
15. Shot of traditional shoes (table required)
16. Shot of business shoes (table required)
17. Shot of business bag (table required)
18. Shot of business phone e.g. Blackberry (table required)

Comments
Positioning for shots 1&14, 6&13 and 7&12 will be critical for matching up. Same focal point, distance from lens and lighting.

The model may choose to start in business dress and then move to traditional dress so the order of shots will need to be flexible (considerations of make-up etc). I could ask in advance of course, however, its part of my plan to help the model feel comfortable on the day by involving her in the shoot. Naturally, I'll be taking advice from her as regards to the 'poses' to be adopted. The model is a passionate member of 'Women In Logistics' and as such is 'surrogate client'.