Uploaded May 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Aaron Anderson wants mood and emotion in his shots. Giving his model backstory as a director or screenwriter would, Anderson and his model create scenes you wouldn’t be surprised to come across in 'Stranger Things' or a similarly-stylized film. This video examines five different shots taken in a quirky, vintage hotel, where heavy color saturation, light manipulation, tight focal range, and a slight uneasiness were the orders of the day. Learn how Anderson executed his vision in a cramped interior, setting scenes where the model is either contemplating the past or worries about what’s to come. A vintage, cinematic photoshoot, indeed.
Aaron Anderson wants mood and emotion in his shots. Giving his model backstory as a director or screenwriter would, Anderson and his model create scenes you wouldn’t be surprised to come across in 'Stranger Things' or a similarly-stylized film. This video examines five different shots taken in a quirky, vintage hotel, where heavy color saturation, light manipulation, tight focal range, and a slight uneasiness were the orders of the day. Learn how Anderson executed his vision in a cramped interior, setting scenes where the model is either contemplating the past or worries about what’s to come. A vintage, cinematic photoshoot, indeed.
