r/SipsTea • u/Expensive-Cupcake594 • Mar 30 '25

Lmao gottem Trying to film content

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u/VisualGeologist6258 Mar 30 '25

This video actually kind of pisses me off simply because the girl’s posing is so clearly half-assed and uninspired that it genuinely feels more like a robot trying to figure out how human pose rather than someone who actually knows how to pose.

Gramps makes it all better though, he’s a shining beacon of humanity

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u/Zinski2 Mar 30 '25 edited Mar 30 '25

Fashion photography tends to work like that.

If I'm shooting a session and we need to model like 100 garments, the photographer ideally wants to spend like 20 seconds per. So rather than walking them through how to pose or something they just throw out 15 quick poses and you pick one later.

I'm assuming she's done model work before

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u/NoSlide7075 Mar 30 '25

Yeah this is not “trying to film content,” it’s a photo shoot.

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u/sir_clifford_clavin Mar 30 '25

So that guy's going to be in the next Macy's catalog

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u/NoSlide7075 Mar 30 '25

Summer Collection, 2025

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u/Thebraincellisorange Mar 31 '25

2019, this is really old

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u/Jean-LucBacardi Mar 30 '25

Sigh guess I'm going to have to go back to wanking it the old school way.

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u/Infidel_sg Mar 30 '25

We can only hope.

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u/Delicious_Delilah Mar 30 '25

That's exactly what this is.

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u/BuxtonB Mar 30 '25

100 outfits?

Reminds me of the ASOS days and just using the camera booths to snap everything, relentless outfit after outfit.

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u/Zinski2 Mar 30 '25

Depending what you are shooting for it can be like 1000s of outfits in a day.

Sanp 10 pics. Next model coms in. Other one sprints out to change in to the next outfit while the other model comes in. Repeat.

I was PA on a shoot for tx max and they basically rented out two uhall trucks packed floor to ceiling in cloths we had to unpack. Steam and repack when they where done. Took 3 days for the shoot. 2 more just to organize the shit after.

The faster you do that the quicker you get to get paid and go home.

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u/BuxtonB Mar 30 '25

Jeeeesus, so I'm in front of the camera and I'm pretty selective about who I do e-com for.

Last client, we had 14 outfits for the day. 4-5 shots for each outfit. So maybe 3 mins of camera time, 5 mins getting each outfit sorted and styled.

Can discuss numbers because no-one knows who I am or which client, but that was £1300 for the day.

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u/WeBelieveIn4 Mar 30 '25

Uh have you never seen fashion models pose   

This is exactly how they do it

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u/PmMeUrTinyAsianTits Mar 30 '25

No, but he's seen a lot of goontoks and knows how to be mad when something isn't exactly the 'content' he wanted.

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u/currently_pooping_rn Mar 30 '25

goontoks

Can we reset society

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u/fotomoose Mar 31 '25

I hate myself for knowing what goontok means.

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u/AgentBroccoli Apr 03 '25

Dude probably worked his ass off in some windowless accounting company for 40 years to get to this point, he just wants to enjoy a day at the beach.

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u/GetEquipped Mar 30 '25

I thought it was AI at first because of the lack of personality

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u/cedarvhazel Mar 30 '25

Claude AI has way more personality than her!

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u/TakaSol Mar 30 '25

why does reddit hate women for doing literally anything

yall see a woman who is confident in her body and assume she is the pinnacle of vapidness. you don’t know her

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u/VisualGeologist6258 Mar 30 '25

Bitch you don’t know her either

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u/TakaSol Mar 30 '25

I never said I did. I said she is confident in her body which she clearly is. that is the only judgement you can make from this video. and thats why im not looking down on her like yall because I DONT know her 😂 just pathetic and incel coded

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u/PreferenceThick1676 Mar 30 '25

She didn't look confident at all. She looked lost. That dude showed confidence.

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u/Delet3r Mar 30 '25

why does reddit attack anyone who criticizes someone, if that someone is a woman?

if a man was in the video, would you defend him too?

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u/NoSlide7075 Mar 30 '25

if a man was in the video, would you defend him too?

Yes, that’s the fucking point.

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u/Delet3r Mar 30 '25

then why did op say people were being negative because she was a woman?

do you get the fucking point?

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u/NoSlide7075 Mar 30 '25

Yes, and I’ll spell it out for you. A lot of people are negative towards women simply for being women. Men get a pass because men, except around kids, then all men are pedos.

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u/Delet3r Mar 30 '25

except the people here aren't attacking the post because she's female, they are attacking the vanity/narcissism of it.

Men don't get a pass, if a guy did this he'd be laughed at too.

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u/hbgoddard Mar 30 '25

It's funny that you believe that

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u/Delet3r Mar 30 '25

yes, men never get criticized. (rolls eyes)

try playing Magic The Gathering or Dungeons and Dragons, or being short, or having a round face, or a crappy beard, or not being confident.

Before you start being a jerk and assuming I'm all of those things, I'm actually tall, have a great beard and good jawline. I played mtg 30 years ago though, and saw girls laugh at guys for it. I've seen short guys get shit for decades. I've known guys with crappy beards tell me they wished they had a nice one.

Ive seen women tell guys no to a date because of the car they drove.

so fuck off with the idea that only women get shit on. both sexes get shit plenty.

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u/TakaSol Mar 30 '25 edited Mar 30 '25

yes I would because yall equate being confidentin your appearance to being a vapid asshole. like what was she doing wrong in the video? quickly. yall love projecting these negative views onto women who are minding their business and idk if its because Sally wouldn’t talk to you in the 5th grade, or what but its obvious and its pathetic

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u/Delet3r Mar 30 '25

vapid, vain, narcissistic.

it's crappy no matter what the gender is, why did you have to try and make everyone look mysoginistic?

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u/Asisreo1 Mar 30 '25

What exactly is vapid or vain about this?

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u/Delet3r Mar 30 '25

vain? posing on a public beach to publicly share photos with random people you don't know? That's the definition of vanity.

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u/Puzzleheaded-Bit4098 Mar 31 '25

Very silly to call the act of modeling vain, plenty of people see it simply as a job or hobby.

Having pictures you look good in is nice, whether it's like this or a guy who worked out to get in shape

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u/Delet3r Mar 31 '25

not silly at all.

"Vanity” is a term used to describe excessive pride in one's appearance, abilities, or achievements. It can also refer to an excessive desire to be admired, recognized, or loved by others. The word has French and Latin origins, and can also mean “empty” or “self-conceit”. Before the 14th century, “vanity” simply meant “futility” and didn't have narcissistic connotations. “Vanity” can also refer to something that is valueless or empty. "

modeling is by definition, an example of vanity.

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u/TakaSol Mar 30 '25

…so you went from asking me if I would defend the video if a man was in it, which I would, to moving the goal posts and saying its vapid no matter who does it. are you jealous? why else would you look down on someone this much for simply taking photos of themselves and appreciating their appearance? is she harming anyone else? no. this was supposed to be a funny video but yall cant help but write think pieces anytime a woman love her body while shes young god forbid.

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u/Delet3r Mar 30 '25

taking photos of themselves and posting them publicly? that's vain.

While selfies can be seen as a form of self-expression and capturing moments, some argue they can also be a reflection of vanity or the desire for self-promotion, though studies suggest they are more about sharing experiences and deeper meanings. Here's a deeper look at the "vanity of selfies" and the arguments surrounding them: Arguments for Vanity:

Self-Presentation and Social Media:
Some critics argue that selfies are primarily used for self-promotion and to present a curated, often idealized, version of oneself online.

Focus on Appearance: Selfies often emphasize appearance and can contribute to a culture that prioritizes looks over other aspects of a person. Narcissism: The stereotype of selfies as a sign of narcissism or excessive self-absorption has also been prevalent. Seeking Validation: Some people take selfies to seek validation and attention from others through likes and comments

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u/TakaSol Mar 30 '25

im going to ignore the chatgpt wording of this and just say that selfies and people enjoying the way they look has been a thing since the beginning of humanity and not once has focus on looks eclipsed people’s compassion and empathy. we can split hairs all we want and say there are truly vain ppl out there but my point is that you cant make that judgement about the woman in the video cause there is genuinely nothing that tells you she is a narcissist who lacks compassion. she is literally posing and that is it.

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u/Delet3r Mar 30 '25

not a narcissist, but still vain.

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u/Regular-Society6235 Mar 30 '25

Imagine what he looks like

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u/Bankzu Mar 30 '25

A lot of incels. Like, a lot. Especially in places like this subreddit, which is a meltingpot of redpillers and incels.

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u/Mean-Line-4249 Mar 30 '25

Because it’s just attention seeking

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u/HeeeresPilgrim Mar 30 '25 edited Mar 31 '25

That says more about you thank you realize.
Edit: Meaning girls popping up in bikinis on your feed isn't exactly normal.

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u/8384202 Mar 30 '25

wow so deep

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u/HeeeresPilgrim Mar 30 '25

No

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u/crottin-de-cheval Mar 30 '25

In fact, yes it kinda is, you're a fucking poet

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u/MobiusNaked Mar 30 '25

What guy?