Client Consultation – Rock Carter

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CALL RECORDING NOTIFICATION

Before we begin, do you mind if I record this conversation, just to be sure that I dont miss anything when I am customizing your Boudour Session?

Have you ever done anything like this before?

My main goal is to make sure you have all of the information that you need, and that you have a good understanding of how this all works. There is a lot that goes into giving you a really good boudoir experience and I want you to have all of your questions answered so that you are comfortable.

So, Before I start asking you questions, do you have any specific questions for me about how this all works or what you should expect?

Ok. Well, feel free to chime in along the way if you think of anything (else) that you want to ask ok?

Tell me a little about your main motivation for having a boudoir photoshoot...

IF THIS IS A GIFT... (Giftee's Favorite Features)

What would you say are your best physical features? Like, your favorite body parts that you definitely want to show off in your photos.

This can be anything that you like about your body or what you get the most compliments on from people.

Do you have any physical imperfections that you would like me to minimize or hide as much as possible in your images?

Whenever possible, I like to prepare for shoots by gathering ideas and creating a workflow of the best poses that compliment your body style. Are you ok with giving links to some social media accounts that have some recent pictures?

Instagram Handle, Facebook Information, Others. (She can also send me pictures)

Have you seen my work? Were there any particular images that you have seen in my work that appeal to you. Like something that you might see yourself wanting to do.

Do you have any inspiration images of your own that you would like me to see? If so, you can send them to me thru text or email.

Do you already have clothing ideas or particular types of lingerie that you think look best on your body style?

(Shoot Preparation Guide convo) - Once you are booked and have a shooting date, you will receive a welcome email. It contains all of your booking information, the studio address, and also some useful tips to help you get ready for your shoot.

It also will have a link to our Shoot Prep Guide. This guide contains tons of useful information about how to prepare for your boudoir shoot including some really good tips on things like "skin preparation", “what to wear”, “how to choose the best outfits for your body style”. It even has information on places to find good clothing for boudoir shoots.

I also have some accessories at my studio that clients can borrow to go with the outfits that they bring. Things like lace robes, large button down T-shirts, Ripped jeans, Jewelry pieces, scarves, etc.

Bras and Undies, Corsets, Bustiers, Lace Night gowns and robes, or even casual attire like a simple white button down with nothing on under it, jeans, or even thick knee-high or thigh high socks with shorty shorts, etc. There are a lot of options available.

If you are interested in booking today, I can check the schedule for you to see what we have. (I may also be able to save you up to $150.00 on your session fee, since we are running a special promotion for new customers. This gives you a discount on your session fee when you book during your initial phone consultation.)

I take a limited number of shoots per month to be sure that each client can get 100% of my attention which allows me to give them the most personalized experience possible

Most women who shoot with me are usually a bit nervous and have absolutely no idea how nice their images will turn out. The confidence level changes almost immediately as soon as I show them one of their shots on the back of the camera during the shoot. After that, the facial expressions in their shots become more and more confident and there is slightly more "attitude" in their images as well. Seeing that change in them makes me feel pretty good about the work that I do.

Misc. Notes/Comments

Chaperone Discussion: You are welcome to bring a chaperone with you but it is limited to one person. Males are asked to wait in studio waiting area and females are sometimes allowed on-set, unless I feel that having them there is interfering with the photoshoot.

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