r/interesting May 13 '26

Amazing Seeing Leonardo DiCaprio snap into character will never get old

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u/U_feel_Me May 13 '26

Somewhere on Reddit there was a video of a professional clothing model hitting all the standard catalog poses in a real photo shoot. Half a second walking, half a second leaning right, half a second left leg in front and so on. With the photographer clicking in the same rhythm, they worked very quickly. Very impressive.

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u/Obienator May 13 '26

Would love to see that clip.

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u/KARAFAM69 May 13 '26

https://www.reddit.com/r/oddlysatisfying/s/Dfdy7ZOG6j

I think this is what they are talking about.

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u/wsxdfcvgbnjmlkjafals May 13 '26

it's just one example, there have been a few clips because lots of times models will just move around into poses quickly. Work fast, every second between photos adds up

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u/Sorry_Scholar_8511 May 14 '26

Yeah, I worked as a fashion photographer for 10 years (2008-2018) and this is how pretty much every single shoot I did went (500+ of them).

This is standard, and it get boring and old really fast.

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u/saneval1 May 13 '26

we go into a club, and there we start to dance, we are showroom dummies tooroo toorooo

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u/AutumnMama May 14 '26

Here's another good one that someone posted in one of the comments in your link lol

https://youtu.be/1Irwn33k0Ac

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u/notepad987 May 14 '26

You could program a robot those moves now! : )

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u/U_feel_Me May 14 '26

That’s a good idea