Erotic/Boudoir Client Questionnaire

Erotic/Boudoir Photo Shoot Questionnaire

Please fill out the fields below. All images are copyrighted to the photographer. Client receives a limited use license. No photos shall be edited without the express written consent of photographer.

Name

Email Address *

How many people will be involved in the session? *

First Name(s) and Age(s) of subject(s): *

What is the purpose of you session? Is this a gift for yourself? Your partner? *

How revealing would you like your photos to be? *

What are you favorite features of your body, and things you want emphasized in your portraits? *

Are there features that you don't love so much and would like de-emphasized in your session? *

Do you have any props or special items you will be bringing to/using in your session? *

Is there anything else you would like me to know about you (or your partner)?

Do you have any inspirational images or Pinterest board ideas for special types of shots you would like?

Do you need products by a certain date?

What type of finished products are you interested in? * Digital Images Prints (others may see your photos in the process) Video (extra costs may incur)

Private or Partially Public Session? * Keep my photos private only! You can use my photos tastefully in your portfolio. My photos may be used to show future clients as long as my face is concealed.

Sessions range from $350 to $600. * Agree (low end shoot) Agree (mid-range shoot) Agree (high upscale shoot)

Comments or questions *

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Regular Photo Session Questionnaire

Rising Storm Photography Client Questionnaire

Please fill out the fields below. All photos are copywritten to Rising Storm Photography and may be used in future advertising, online, or in their portfolio. Clients receive a limited use license for reprints only. No photos/videos may be edited without express written consent of Rising Storm Photography

Name *

Email Address *

Date of Event: * date_range

Time of Event *

Address of Event: *

Nature of Event: *

Approximate Number of People at Event:

Names & Ages of People to be Photographed:

Any hobbies or interests you want incorporated into the photos?

Are you interested in black and white photos? * Yes (you will receive both color & B&W photos) No (you will receive color only photos)

What type of finished products are you interested in? * Digital images Prints (first five sheets are included) Photo albums (add $20 per album) Video Other (please explain in comments below)

Any other details or specifics I need to know about the event or what type of photos/videos you are looking for?

I require a 15% deposit (refunded only if cancelled 48 hours before event) * I agree I do not agree

How did you hear about Rising Storm Photography? * Facebook Internet search Friend/Family Display/Advertisement Other (please explain in the comments below)

Comments

I have read Rising Storm Photography's policies on deposits, refunds, cancellations, and I agree to all terms. * I agree

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Dry vs Wet Sounds

I was quizzed last week on some audio/video terms and I failed miserably. I decided to do my research. Knowledge is definitely power. I like to know what people are talking about, no matter what.

Dry vs. Wet Sounds -- do you know the difference? I do now.

A dry sound is the original, or raw, unprocessed sound. When you tape a live concert, the sound produced before any mixing is done is considered dry. It is "natural" sound.

On the contrast, a wet sound is the opposite. Wet means the mixed, or processed, audio. It is "artificial" sound and usually comprises effects such as:

dynamic-based like limiters, maximizers, and expanders;
frequency-based like distortions, equalizers, and wah-wah;
time-based like reverbs, echoes, choruses, flangers, and phasers

Dry and wet sounds/signals are used together to create a particular and unique sound.