18:527 Posing Mistakes You NEVER Want To Make
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If you freeze when a camera comes out, the left photo looks familiar, arms hanging and hands spread. The right is the same person, seated and relaxed. You click to see which of your habits are on the list.
'NEVER' in capitals makes these sound like the mistakes that ruin a shot, and '7' promises a checklist, which suits photographers who direct clients as well as people being photographed.
Keeping the person, outfit and grey backdrop the same isolates the pose, though nothing marks which is wrong, and a cross and tick would read faster when small.
When your lesson fixes something people do without noticing, show the same person doing it wrong and right, with everything else kept identical. Add a cross and a tick so the difference reads at feed size.
Change one thing between the photos, and label which is wrong.
Apply this pattern to your next video.
Bring the reference into a packaging brief, then decide what your title and thumbnail should each communicate.