Colin Egglesfield is turning into a movie star. At least that's what I'm told. He's in a new movie called Something Borrowed but since I'm pretty much a 12-year-old boy I didn't know what it was until I googled him.
(It's a romantic comedy by the way.)
I spent all my time getting set up in one room, only to be told at the last second that I would actually be photographing somewhere else (wicked, love when that happens) oh and yeah, "you have five minutes."
I will say this though - I love shooting celebrities only for the fact that they know how to move in front of a camera. No awkward, weird faces, they never ask "why do you want me to do that?" and you don't have to give them a ton of direction.
Sadly, most of the time with normal people I spend the first five minutes of a shoot trying to undo their strange impulses when being photographed (which normally include wanting to stand against a wall, under a sign or holding whatever it is they want to promote, putting their arm around their buddy like it's a facebook photo or staring at me awkwardly like they're being executed).
(It's a romantic comedy by the way.)
I spent all my time getting set up in one room, only to be told at the last second that I would actually be photographing somewhere else (wicked, love when that happens) oh and yeah, "you have five minutes."
I will say this though - I love shooting celebrities only for the fact that they know how to move in front of a camera. No awkward, weird faces, they never ask "why do you want me to do that?" and you don't have to give them a ton of direction.
Sadly, most of the time with normal people I spend the first five minutes of a shoot trying to undo their strange impulses when being photographed (which normally include wanting to stand against a wall, under a sign or holding whatever it is they want to promote, putting their arm around their buddy like it's a facebook photo or staring at me awkwardly like they're being executed).