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Photoshoot Backstage: the making of “The sunhat portraits” with Giulia. EDSA Content

Original was uploaded on 2026-08-25

Welcome to the backstage of BareVision Studio. In this video, we explore how to create a video by editing sequences so they harmonize with the accompanying music. The video was made during the “Sunhat portraits” photo shoot, and was published with the aim of showing how an artistic nude photo shoot is created in a photography studio. In this video, you can see backstage footage from the shoot, including moments from the creative process. Unlike some of our shoots using natural light, this session was created using the artificial lighting setup of the studio.

For questions about the shooting, collaborations, or photography proposals, please email me at: [email protected]

This video is designed with an emphasis on Artistic intent. The purpose is to explore the creative potential of nude art through the lens of fine art photography & videography. Every aspect of its creation, from the poses to the lighting shining on the body, was thoughtfully crafted to celebrate the artistic qualities of the human form in a manner that remains tasteful and non-sensational. This video has been carefully age-restricted to maintain its focus on art and education while discouraging any form of objectification. By celebrating the artistry of nude photography, we aim to foster a deeper appreciation for the beauty and creative possibilities of reflective light shimmering on the human body.
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👥 CREDITS & WORKSHOP
📸 Photo workshop with Giulia. Backstage of our photo shoot “Sunhat portraits”.
🔹 Model: Giulia
🔹 Videographer: Alberto
🔹 Location: Torino, Italy (July 2026)
🛠 TECHNICAL DETAILS
🔹 Video editing software: Wondershare Filmora
🔹 Main Camera: CANON EOS 2000D

The video follows Giulia posing nude in a studio while holding a large sunhat as a prop for the portraits. She stands barefoot against a white backdrop with studio lights visible, shifting the hat from her lower body up to frame her face. The footage shows natural adjustments and direct eye contact with the camera during the session.