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How to Take Before and After Photos
To teach TSG Skincare players how to take professional, consistent, and impactful before-and-after photos that accurately represent their work and meet TSG judging criteria.
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Understanding TSG Photography Requirements
Equipment and Setup
Model Preparation
Photo Management and Organization
Ethical Photo Practices
Before and After Photos
How to Make TSG Videos
To guide TSG Skincare players in creating engaging and professional videos that showcase their skills, treatments, and client transformations.
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Video Planning and Storyboarding:
Video Equipment and Setup
Video Content Ideas
Video Editing and Production
On Camera Presence
How to Secure Sponsorships
To teach TSG Skincare players how to identify potential sponsors, create compelling sponsorship proposals, and build mutually beneficial partnerships.
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Identifying Potential Sponsors
Creating a Sponsorship Proposal
Building Relationships with Sponsors
Negotiating Sponsorship Agreements
Delivering on Sponsorship Promises:
Measuring Sponsorship Success
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Effective photo management and organization are crucial for ensuring your case study submissions are clear, accurate, and easy to review. This section will guide you through the best practices for organizing and managing your before-and-after photos.

1. Labeling and Organizing Photos for Easy Comparison:

  • Consistent File Naming:
    • Use a consistent file naming convention that includes the model’s initials or code, the date, and the photo angle (e.g., “AB_Day1_Front,” “AB_Day56_Left”).
    • This makes it easy to quickly identify and compare photos.
  • Creating Folders [Applicable Only for those Sharing Google Drive or Dropbox Folders]:
    • Create separate folders for each model or case study.
    • Within each folder, create subfolders for “Before” and “After” photos.
    • If you have photos taken on other days, create folders for those days as well.
  • Sequential Numbering:
    • If you have multiple photos from the same angle, use sequential numbering (e.g., “AB_Day1_Front_01,” “AB_Day1_Front_02”).

2. Maintaining a Consistent Filing System:

  • Digital Storage:
    • Store your photos on a reliable digital storage device, such as an external hard drive or cloud storage service.
    • Back up your photos regularly to prevent data loss.
  • Date-Based Organization:
    • Organize your files by date to maintain a chronological record of your case studies.
  • Easy Retrieval:
    • Make sure that your filing system is easy to understand, and easy to navigate.

3. Understanding the Importance of Metadata:

  • Metadata Information:
    • Metadata includes information such as the date and time the photo was taken, camera settings, and location data.
    • This information can be crucial for verifying the authenticity of your photos.
  • Metadata Verification:
    • Ensure that the date and time settings on your camera or smartphone are accurate.
    • Where possible, check that the metadata is still attached to the photos.
  • Metadata Preservation:
    • Avoid using software that strips metadata from your images.

By implementing these photo management and organization practices, you’ll ensure that your case study submissions are well-organized, accurate, and easy to review, enhancing your chances of success in the TSG competition.”

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