Forest Fairy & Underwater Pole Shoot

@spinningangie

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Why it worked

The video combines a unique and visually appealing concept (forest fairy & underwater pole shoot) with a personal vlogging style, making it engaging and aspirational for viewers interested in pole dancing, photography, or unique experiences.

Summary

The creator documents their experience at a photo studio in South Korea for a "Forest Fairy & Underwater Pole Shoot." The video shows the studio's facilities, outfit selection, hair and makeup process, and the photoshoot itself, highlighting the challenges and final results.

Structure

1Introduction to the photoshoot concept and travel to Korea.
2Arrival at the studio and tour of facilities.
3Exploring the wardrobe and getting hair and makeup done.
4The forest-themed photoshoot, including challenges with the slippery pole.
5Discussion of pricing and final photo reveal.
6Call to action for part 2.

Product placement

Bluebell Profile Photo Studio: This is a photo studio where the video is filmed. It appears in the background as a sign and is mentioned in the caption. Removing it would not change what happens in the video. It merely appears. Godox: This is a brand of lighting equipment. It is visible in the studio. Removing it would not change what happens in the video. It merely appears.

Call to action

Follow for part 2, the underwater sequel!

Original caption

FLASH WARNING ‼️ this was such a dream come true 💕 thank you to everyone at Bluebell, they were all so kind and sweet!! #poledance #poletok #polephotoshoot #koreavlog #beginnerpoledance

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Forest Fairy & Underwater Pole Shoot Prices + Final Photos Revealed Here's how it turned out Once I got to the studio. I was greeted by the staff and got a tour of the studio. I saw all their different setups, including the ones I was gonna be using. This was the amazing forest scene and the really cool underwater tank. After that, I went to their dressing room and checked out some of the outfits they have available. They have so many options like pole sets, dresses, and I was pleasantly surprised that I could fit in some of these. I'm a US size 8 and I was pleasantly surprised that I could fit in some of these. I chose to hire a hair and makeup artist and I think she did an amazing job. Unfortunately, the makeup didn't last all day since I was sweating and in steam for most of the day, they could fix it in editing. Once I was ready to shoot, I stepped into my heels and into the forest set simple floor poses. The staff was super helpful in giving me suggestions on how to pose and where to look. they do have a monitor so you can view your photos, but I wasn't wearing my glasses and I forgot my contacts so that's why I was squinting so bad. mostly pole tricks, but I quickly realised it was gonna be really difficult because of how slippery the pole is with the fog and water splashing around. So I switched back to floor poses after two pole tricks and also took off my heels because it was getting a little dangerous. The English translator, by the way, when I needed it and handed me my grip whenever I wanted it. I chose a 90 minute session for my photo shoot, which is about 450K won and included five retouched photos. was also 150K won. And here's how my photos turned out. What do you think? I love the lighting and the fog and I'm obsessed with the forest concept. Follow for part 2, the underwater sequel!

Transcript

I flew all the way to South Korea for this once in a lifetime forest and underwater pole photoshoot. Here's how it turned out. Once I got to the studio, I was greeted by the staff and got a tour of the studio. I saw all their different setups, including the ones I was gonna be using. This was the amazing forest scene and the really cool underwater tank. After that, I went to their dressing room and checked out some of the outfits they have available. They have so many options like pole sets, dresses, and I was pleasantly surprised that I could fit in some of these. I'm a US size 8 and I was pleasantly surprised that I could fit in some of these. I chose to hire a hair and makeup artist and I think she did an amazing job. Unfortunately, the makeup didn't last all day since I was sweating and in steam for most of the day, but they did say they could fix it in editing. Once I was ready to shoot, I stepped into my heels and into the forest set and started with simple floor poses. The staff was super helpful in giving me suggestions on how to pose and where to look. They do have a monitor so you can view your photos, but I wasn't wearing my glasses and I forgot my contacts so that's why I was squinting so bad. I planned to do mostly pole tricks, but I quickly realised it was gonna be really difficult because of how slippery the pole is with the fog and water splashing around. So I switched back to floor poses after two pole tricks and also took off my heels because it was getting a little dangerous. The English translator, by the way, when I needed it and handed me my grip whenever I wanted it. I chose a 90 minute session for my photo shoot, which is about 450K won and included five retouched photos. The hair and makeup was also 150K won. And here's how my photos turned out. What do you think? I love the lighting and the fog and I'm obsessed with the forest concept. Follow for part 2, the underwater sequel!