When a model causes tension on set, stay calm and professional to set the right tone. Communicate clearly, providing positive direction and constructive feedback. Address the root cause privately and empathetically to resolve conflicts. Redirect energy into creativity by encouraging movement or improvisation. Take short breaks to reset and adapt your approach with simpler poses or different set-ups. Involve the model in the process to build rapport and foster cooperation. Focus on capturing candid moments, and lean on your team for support. If tensions remain high, consider rescheduling the shoot to maintain quality and achieve the desired results.

Take a break! Talk about something new, something funny, chat with them about something important to them. Refocus things in a more positive light. Maybe even ask them to play around a little with what they think may be fun. Just for a moment - to break up the tension.

It’s crucial to maintain your composure Stay Professional and Neutral: Address the model with professionalism and avoid taking sides in any conflict. Direct the Focus Back to the Shoot: Gently but firmly redirect the model's attention back to the task at hand. Create a Relaxing Atmosphere: Take a short break if necessary. Play some music or adjust the lighting to set a more relaxed tone.

Chaos on the set. Let's start with caring, next analyzing the situation and them re-establishing a safe environment. Instead of letting emotions get heated with a public outburst take a moment. Step aside with the model and his/her representative and address the issue. Chaos isn't always about bad attitudes or behaviors, anyone can have a bad day. If a break is needed take one, hunger and fatigue can create a tense atmosphere. Once the issue is addressed and calm is reestablished, reaffirm proper studio etiquette and expectations of everyone in attendance. Most importantly, respect the models boundaries, play music, stay open-minded to everyones needs.

Ce que je ferais dans ces cas là est de lui parler en privé et lui demander : - ce qui l'a perturbe ? Pourquoi ? et quelles solutions peuvent être trouvées. Le modèle n'est pas un objet, ou un porte-manteau. Maintenir une communication positive et l'empathie est vital. Si le modèle est mal à l'aise avec certaines poses par exemple, elle doit pouvoir l'exprimer dans un cadre serein. Respecter la sensibilité et les limites de chacun est crucial. - Une pause et faire le point permet pour repartir sur de bonnes bases - L'humour (bien dosé) aussi peut aider à faire redescendre la tension. - Parfois il est nécessaire de réduire le nombre de personnes sur le plateau le temps de la séance pour pouvoir terminer la séance.