Utama, Rival Putra (2023) Komunikasi Interpersonal Antara Photograper Dengan Model Pemula Dalam Proses Pemotretan. Other thesis, Universitas Islam Riau.

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Interpersonal Communication Between Photographers and Beginner Models in the Photoshoot Process Rival Putra Utama 169110028 This research was conducted to explain, analyze and find out how interpersonal communication between photographers and novice models is in the shooting process. This study uses a qualitative research method in which this study aims to describe what happened in this study. and is descriptive in nature which only contains the incident situation and does not test hypotheses or contain predictions. In this study, researchers used the technique of checking the validity of triangulation data. The data triangulation used was triangulation of data sources to make the data found valid, reliable and useful as a tool in analyzing data contained in the field. In this study there were 2 photographer informants who had experience in shooting models. The results of this study indicate that the interpersonal communication used by photographers towards novice models during the shooting process is carried out in several ways, first using good language so that models do not feel nervous or afraid of photographers, then also approaching novice models so that there is familiarity. between both. And the photographer must also understand the character of the model he will be photographing because this aims to communicate what kind of communication they can use to the model. Then the photographer also uses non-verbal communication to the model if the model does not understand verbal communication. Meanwhile for the obstacles found there was miscommunication or miscommunication between the photographer and the novice model where this miscommunication did not match the pose that had been directed at the direction before the shooting process took place.

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