I did a photoshoot for Zagg which was a really fun photoshoot. I got to work with Duston Todd from Box On Fire again and I always enjoy working with him.
Photoshoot with Morinda
I did a shoot for Morinda(a.k.a Tahitian Noni) which they used for posters and marketing materials for their convention back in 2012. I know it always takes me about 2 years until I’m not as bashful or embarrassed to show you guys my modeling jobs, but I promise I’m trying to be better!
I didn’t tell anyone about it but then my husband’s cousin’s husband(what do you call that?) who works for Morinda went to the convention and was like, “Wait a minute, is that Sarah?” and took these pictures to send to Jay.
Thanks Cody and Charlene for snapping these pictures! And below are the images from the shoot. By Duston Todd from Box on fire.
Red Mango Photoshoot
I did a photoshoot with Red Mango over 2 years ago. Yes, I don’t know why I always feel so bashful and awkward posting my modeling jobs and post them a year or two later. So here it is. Unfortunately I didn’t take any pictures on set and this is the only picture I have! It was a very fun shoot though, and the owner Dan(who is also Korean like me) was very nice.
The Workshops with Jessica Peterson
My dear friend Jessica who takes my beautiful DIY pictures is holding two workshops in February. She is an amazing photographer and if you’re looking to learn her tips and tricks on being a better photographer, this is for you! The information can be found below or at her website.
THE WORKSHOPS
I will be holding two workshops in February. The first of the two will be held Saturday the 8th. This day will be a crash course intro to photography, you will learn to use your camera manually and gain control to get the look you desire. Come to understand depth of field, motion, light, posing and the importance of composition.
The second workshop will be held on Saturday the 15. This will be crash course in Studio/lighting and Creativity. Learn to get the most of natural light, strobe lights, continuous light, on-camera flash as well as some fun alternative lighting methods. We will also be playing with different lenses from tilt shift, zoom, fixed and even the lens baby. I will be sharing methods on ways to transform any room into your own studio.
Saturday Feb 8th
INTRO TO PHOTOGRAPHY AND BEING RAD AT IT
-Get to know your camera better, you will never want to shoot anything other than manual after class
-Learn the ins and outs of different lenses, hands on look at the effects of shooting with a long lens vs. short and get the depth of field you want for your images
-Understanding light better and make any situation work with you instead of against you
– Styled shoot with model and some quick tips for posing and getting your subjects to relax
-Talk of the creative process and getting beyond the norm
-Delicious Breakfast and lunch provided
-Fun give-aways and a booklet of the information you will learn
Saturday Feb 15th
LIGHTS, CAMERA AND STUDIO
-Strobe lights vs. continuous light sources
-Making your on-camera flash work for you instead of against you
-Alternative lighting methods, getting creative with light and finding something new to play with
-Learn simple and inexpensive tricks to making your home/garage into your own personal studio
-Making natural light your best friend
-Styled shoot to get to see the studio in action and get hands on experience with all of the equipment
-Backdrops and props
-We can chat all you want about any questions you have
-Delicious Breakfast and lunch provided
-Fun give-aways and a booklet of the information you will learn
To sign up for a workshop please email me at [email protected]
Classes are 350.00 each or 600.00 for both days. This will an investment truly worth making as you will come away with a much deeper understanding of the art of photography which will come through in every image you take from then after. Classes will be taught in my downtown SLC studio. Classes will start 9am and end at 5pm.
*payment must paid in full to hold your seat in the class
Color by Amber photo shoot
I worked for Color by Amber before I had the baby(obviously) and it was such a fun photo shoot. I told you in a previous post how it’s super awkward for me though? Well, I still don’t tell people about it and get awkward talking about it(blogging is not as bad since I’m not talking face to face with anyone), but what’s more awkward for me are the auditions I go to.
When I auditioned for this commercial, I was feeling a little mortified. When I walked in to the audition, I couldn’t have felt more intimidated by all the other models I saw. Not only were they drop dead gorgeous, the shortest one there was 5’11”. Yes, 5’11”. They were all very fit and wearing really cute yoga wear with sports bras and here I was wearing a short sleeve t-shirt and black leggings. Along with my two kids since it was a late notice and I couldn’t find a babysitter. And here I am at 5′ 3.5″ tall, and did I mention it was my very first audition ever? I was feeling so out of place and intimidated. I didn’t think I had a chance at all, and wondered why my agency would even think of asking me to audition. “Is this a cruel joke?” I even thought to myself. But I had driven 45 mins. to be there with my two toddlers, so I wasn’t going to go home without trying my best. I had to memorize a script beforehand and while I was holding my younger daughter and my other daughter hanging onto my legs, I auditioned for the role. I was so shocked when my agency called me a few days later and told me not only did I get one of three roles, I got the main role! I still can’t believe that happened.
Moving onto the audition for Color by Amber. I didn’t see any other models at the audition and only met with the owners and the casting director. But forward to the day of the photo shoot. I walk in and once again, I felt so out of place and intimidated like no other. Everyone was so beautiful, and the shortest model there was 5’9″. I wondered why they even picked me. They had hired me to shoot only for one day, and the other, taller models to shoot for 2 days so I figured okay, that makes sense why. Anyway, it was such a fun photo shoot and towards the end of the photo shoot, the casting director pulled me aside and asked me if I could come shoot the next day also. That they were going to tell one of the models to not come shoot the next day, and that I was going to replace her spot. I felt bad for the other model, but was happy to do it again the next day, since they were such great people and a great company.
Here are some of the photos from the photo shoot!
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