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Het Perfecte Plaatje: film poster and enfant terrible

Wednesday 24 November 2021, 23:32 by | 6,779 views | 0 comments

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In this evening's episode of Het Perfecte Plaatje on RTL4, the contestants had to complete two more assignments.

The first assignment was to create a film poster for a film that is actually in production. The second assignment was to take a confrontational photo with a child as the model.

Film poster


The first assignment was to create a film poster for the film Kwestie van Geduld, which is due to be released in cinemas in 2022. The promise is that the winning photo will actually be used in the film's marketing.

The Dutch celebrities were told two days before the assignment what it would be, so they could prepare properly. They were also all allowed to watch the film in advance.

The contestants used the Canon EOS 90D DSLR camera with an EF 24-70 f/2.8 for this shoot. A fine combination for a shoot like this in a studio.

The three lead actors were present all day to give all the candidates time to take their photos. They also received support from all kinds of people involved with the film.

The make-up, for example, was done by the make-up artists who also worked on the film. The graphic designer involved with the film turned the candidates' photos into film posters, and various items of clothing and accessories that were also used in the film were available.

The guest jury member and expert at this shoot was also involved with the film. Producer Marcel de Block and photographer Martijn van Gelder. The latter took photos during the filming and often shoots film posters.

Winning photo by Georgina Verbaan

Winning photo by Georgina Verbaan

Georgina took the winning photo. I had expected Juvat to win this assignment myself. Georgina's photo is rather dark, and I didn't think the direction of Barbara's gaze, with too much white of the eye showing, or the shadow on her neck was particularly neat.

I also thought Patrick's photo, with the pieces of cake, was very successful and original. Though the comment that it was strange that actress Barbara Sloesen appears in it twice was justified.

» View all the photos from this assignment

Enfant terrible


The second assignment was to take a confrontational photo with a child as the model. Each contestant was given a theme to work on with their young model. The location was a great old abandoned monastery.

The guest jury member for this assignment was fine-art photographer Monique Roodenburg.

The contestants used the Canon EOS R6 with either an RF 24-70 f/2.8 or the Canon RF 85mm f/2.0 Macro for this shoot.

Winning photo by Georgina Verbaan

Winning photo by Georgina Verbaan
f/8, 1/125s, 250 ISO

Georgina won again. Quite rightly in my view, as I also thought her photo was very successful, despite the cameraman's shoe.

Georgina forgot during the shoot that the Canon R6 has a handy tilting screen. That is very practical for a position like the one she took, photographing from above.

» View all the photos from the assignment

Eliminated


Patrick was actually supposed to leave the show this week. However, it was decided, not entirely unexpectedly, to let everyone continue. This is new this year, but the jury was allowed to make this choice once.

Next week


Next week, the Dutch celebrities will riot with the riot police, and they will recreate an iconic LP cover featuring one of the other contestants as the subject.

Want to get started with your own photography in the meantime?
Get some more tips from the Het Perfecte Plaatje tip videos from Canon.

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Elja Trum is the founder of Photofacts and online photography course website Photofacts Academy. He has been writing about photography since 2006. Elja is also the author of (Dutch) books on composition, black-and-white photography, flash photography and portrait photography.

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