Uploaded February 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I recently worked with an aerial hoop artist named Alexane Mezzorana. She needed some pictures and I obliged. We quickly booked the shoot at a place called Caravan Coop in Quebec city and went out to shoot some photos. While doing the shoot, I realized all the different types of challenges that exist when doing circus artists photography and decided to talk about them in a Youtube video.
To make a long story short, here are the challenges
Getting a place is not the easiest. You need tons of space vertically and horizontally
One must find a space where you can actually rig your stuff in the air. Not all studios will allow you to shoot when it comes to hanging people of their ceiling
Lighting can be a great challenge. If you decide to use flash lighting, things can take quite a while
The trial and error rate is very very high
To see Alexane's stuff go to her Facebook artist profile here:
facebook.com/alexane.mezzorana
For all your rigging needs call Jean Sebastien Fortin:
Jean-Sébastien Fortin
Rigger, stunt coordinator
jsfortin.com@outlook.com
jsfortin.com
To know what I use, you can also go to my KIT page
kit.com/JacquesGaines
My Amazon recommends page
amazon.com/shop/jacquesgainesphotography
To follow me:
instagram.com/jacquesgainesphotography
facebook.com/jacquesgainesphotography
jacquesgaines.com
behance.net/MovingIcon
twitter.com/JacquesGaines
patreon.com/JacquesGaines
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Please watch: "Behind Martin Luther King’s “I Have a Dream” Speech. Why was it powereful?"
youtube.com/watch?v=Fcns7kUZtOQ
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I recently worked with an aerial hoop artist named Alexane Mezzorana. She needed some pictures and I obliged. We quickly booked the shoot at a place called Caravan Coop in Quebec city and went out to shoot some photos. While doing the shoot, I realized all the different types of challenges that exist when doing circus artists photography and decided to talk about them in a Youtube video.
To make a long story short, here are the challenges
Getting a place is not the easiest. You need tons of space vertically and horizontally
One must find a space where you can actually rig your stuff in the air. Not all studios will allow you to shoot when it comes to hanging people of their ceiling
Lighting can be a great challenge. If you decide to use flash lighting, things can take quite a while
The trial and error rate is very very high
To see Alexane's stuff go to her Facebook artist profile here:
facebook.com/alexane.mezzorana
For all your rigging needs call Jean Sebastien Fortin:
Jean-Sébastien Fortin
Rigger, stunt coordinator
jsfortin.com@outlook.com
jsfortin.com
To know what I use, you can also go to my KIT page
kit.com/JacquesGaines
My Amazon recommends page
amazon.com/shop/jacquesgainesphotography
To follow me:
instagram.com/jacquesgainesphotography
facebook.com/jacquesgainesphotography
jacquesgaines.com
behance.net/MovingIcon
twitter.com/JacquesGaines
patreon.com/JacquesGaines
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Please watch: "Behind Martin Luther King’s “I Have a Dream” Speech. Why was it powereful?"
youtube.com/watch?v=Fcns7kUZtOQ
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