Modeling Eye Contact

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Summary: Eye contact is important in professional modeling to maintain focus and gain respect. Use proper eye contact with tips from a modeling instructor in this free high fashion video.

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Chita Johnson Chita Johnson has been modeling and teaching modeling for more than 20 years. She is an instructor at the John Robert Powers School of Modeling. read more

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Modeling Eye Contact

OK, now that the men are standing up back into their basic position. What I'd like for you to do is concentrate on eye contact. Eye contact is so important in modeling. It's your focus. So if I'm looking at a camera like I am right now it's very important that I'm focused on the camera and not looking around. Let me show you some really poor off task eye contact. Well I could be looking every direction and just not looking at the person I'm talking to or the camera that's on. If basically you have a camera to the left and you’re not looking where you should be. Now I'm going to bring you back into focus to let you see how valuable it is that I stay focused on camera. So you can really relate to me and feel like this is a personal interview. One on one. It's so personal to have someone focus on you. While your modeling interviewing or just what ever.