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Wonderful World Of Weird was a British children's television programme shown on BBC Two. Hosted by Ed Petrie and featuring Ortis Deley, Lizzie Greenwood and Jake Humphrey. It ran for three weeks, from February to March It was a game show where contestants tried to find the weirdest thing on their.
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It wasn't the easiest shoot as animals don't like to stay still for too long. I think the best shots in the series came by letting the cats do their thing and not trying to get them to pose with treats etc. Do you have a photographic philosophy? What top tips would you give to budding portrait photographers? Work hard. Do tests and attempt different styles. Try not to repeat yourself.
What has been your most memorable shoot or location? I once did a commercial shoot where the plan was to have two executives of a big company nude for an ad. At the shoot, it came clear that one of them was not happy being nude so we had to find a body double for him and later add the executives head to the body.
The only one about his size was the janitor of the building.
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He was fine posing nude but as soon as he took his clothes off we realised he was totally covered in tattoos. So I ended up removing tattoos before attaching a different head for the body. The end result came out nice but it was funny at the time. Where in the world are you and what's next for you? At the moment I'm working in Helsinki, Finland, in a shared studio with six other photographers. Autumn has been really busy and the same will continue until next year.
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Great projects with great people. The term originally comes from a Facebook group created in after Jennifer Allen founded a group that consisted of people creating 'low-grade euphoria' for others. Since it's taken off, with people dedicating themselves to YouTube videos with the aim to relax the viewer. It's changed a lot over the years, but now you can pretty much find any kind of category that has been done by an ASMR 'artist'.
If you wish, you can have a girlfriend or boyfriend for the evening, as they softly talk into your ears. You can even have a nurse, barber, chiropractor or flight attendant. They all have the same aim and same benefits in that they use positive feelings, relaxation , specific acoustics and sounds, and visual aids to trigger a tingling sensation.
So, what's it all about?
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Why is it so popular, and why are so many people doing it? I had been thinking about making my own YouTube channel [for a while] but was just too chicken. I think it's a wonderful gift you can give to someone, relaxation.
That is after all the reason why I started my channel in the first place. It's strange, because if someone describes what ASMR is to you, you'd be forgiven for labelling the person telling you a bit of an odd ball. But, if you actually watch it, no matter how weird you might think it is, you can find yourself slowly getting into it as it relaxes you. In the beginning, when it was still in its simplest form, it was just about focusing on the noises and what looks satisfying.
Things like a woman folding a towel, or Velcro being slowly ripped apart, the pages of a book being turned, nails tapping a surface, the popping of bubble wrap or a scalp being scratched. Now, after the trend has taken on a life of its own, those things still remain, but with someone demonstrating them in a real-life scenario.
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In recent times it has taken a bit of a turn, with people going as far as to suggest that Kylie Jenner's Snapchat is that big of an ASMR trigger, it could give you an orgasm. In the case with this video, amassed from one of Kylie Jenner's Snapchat stories, the young businesswoman? Laura Stone, an ASMRtist who started out watching the videos to cure anxiety and help her sleep, says that she makes the clips to help people in the same way she was helped. People say I help them sleep. Lonely people who don't have many friends or don't go out, they feel I'm their friend.
There's quite a bit of effort that goes into creating the videos, too. The previously mentioned Isabel does all of her videos from a pretty lush studio, complete with green screen and costume wardrobe. All-in-all it's a curious phenomenon, in the sense that it's odd that it has become so big, and odd that it has such an effect on a person. In some instances it's been known to help sooth anxiety and stress, as Laura Stone alludes to above, as well as help with sleep and general well-being.
A research paper published in aimed to find what it is that triggers the sensation in people, and whether it was the same in every subject. Emma Barratt, a graduate student at Swansea University, and Dr Nick Davis, used people who watched ASMR videos and asked them where, when and why questions, as well as about the consistency of the experiences.
They found that the majority of participants watched the videos for relaxation, sleep or stress-related purposes, whereas five percent used it for sexual stimulation what? In terms of content - whispering, personal attention, crisp sounds and slow movements were most popular.