FAQ — Booking an Editorial & Fine-Art Model
Everything you may want to know before reaching out.
- How do I book a shoot?
- Write to afitalis@proton.me or use the booking form on the Services & Rates page with your date, location, concept and budget. I usually reply within 48 hours. A confirmed date requires an agreed brief and a deposit.
- What is your availability?
- I shoot weekdays and weekends, including evenings and night sets. Paris is my home base, and I regularly travel anywhere in France and abroad — travel and accommodation are covered by the client for assignments outside Paris.
- What are your rates?
- Paid assignments only: 80 €/h for fashion, portrait and details, 100 €/h for lingerie and fine-art nude (both 2h minimum), 280 € for a half day and 500 € for a full day. Commercial campaigns are quoted on request. Full details are on the Services & Rates page.
- Do you shoot TFP or collaborations?
- No. I only accept paid assignments so I can fully commit to each project. Rates are listed on the Services & Rates page.
- What types of shoots do you accept?
- Fashion and editorial, portrait and beauty, lingerie and boudoir, topless and fine-art nude — always within an artistic, respectful frame agreed in advance. Levels, mood and references are defined together before the shoot.
- Do you bring your own styling?
- Yes. I have a wide wardrobe of alternative, gothic and editorial pieces, plus lingerie and accessories, and I do my own hair and make-up unless a team is provided. Designers and stylists are welcome to supply looks.
- How are image rights handled?
- Personal and portfolio usage for photographer and model is included. Commercial and campaign usage is quoted separately and defined in a written agreement before the shoot. No image may be sold or relicensed without written consent.
- How should I prepare for our shoot?
- Send a moodboard, references and the intended usage at least a few days ahead. I confirm the brief, styling and any specific limits in writing, so we can spend the session creating instead of negotiating.