Or in english: “Great images!”

That’s priceless! Both James and I are pretty new to the whole “capturing BTS of an editorial photo shoot” deal, so that is definitely a great suggestion. And we all know that you, Fstoppers’ guys, know it better than anyone else!

Thank you again for everything (you know what I mean!) :)
Julia

I think it depends on what your audience is.I like the video first of all, the only thing I would say is that since it is a behind the scenes video, you will get more feedback if it’s informative. At least from other photographers (the people who would probably be more interested in the video in the first place.) Have the photographer/videographer ect… speak about the project, explain what they’re doing and how they are going to achieve it. Include lingering shots of the equipment they used and perhaps even the LCD screen of her camera while she is reviewing a shot. There are a ton of BTS videos that are just music videos which is fine, but you won’t receive much feedback from those from other professionals. You can still be artistic in even the most informative videos. Remember you can also do a voice-over, as well. We at Fstoppers would love it if people included more information in their bts videos. We’d be posting them like mad. So, I always encourage everyone to make their bts videos as informative as they can.

If this is for a wedding or portrait client, then of course that’s different. 

Keep up the good work, dear. 

But will certainly show the component parts.