btsit is jungkook showed his meticulous attention to detail during his Me and Jungkook “Jet Lag” photoshoot in a BANGTAN TV Youtube channel.
Jungkook’s talents go beyond singing, dancing and composing music. He was praised for his outstanding efforts as a videographer and director for his “Life Goes On” MV, which was released in four versions, all directed by Jungkook. This time, for his Me and Jungkook “Jet Lag” photo folder, Jungkook took a very active role in making sure the vampire concept he chose for the photobook went smoothly.
He oversaw the plans closely to ensure they were in line with his visual concept.
It was his idea to do a concept photo shoot, sharing that he wanted to do a fantastic concept. He entered into the vampire concept with a hands-on approach, paying attention to every detail.
Her idea was to use glitter on her skin for the “daytime vampire” photos, as she said a vampire’s skin glows when exposed to sunlight.
Jungkook asked his stylists to change his look and style to show his transition from a weak vampire to a stronger vampire. When he took on his strong vampire personality, his hair was longer; her eyes were in a different shade of contact lenses. At night, her vampire persona was given a more alluring and mysterious vibe.
His lips must have looked bloody and a little swollen. The stylists used lipstick tricks to depict Jungkook as a vampire who just feasted on human blood.
Jungkook shared other vampire undertones he included in the shoot, such as the yellow tint to the eyes of a vampire who hasn’t drunk human blood yet, as opposed to the red eyes of a vampire who does. has already drunk. It’s exciting to have such incredible detail appear in your photo folio.
He experimented with different contact lens tints to see which tint would be most appropriate for a scene.
Of course, the mysterious and sexy vampire turned cute at the end of filming.
Jungkook worked hard for this photo folio and was pleased with the results. He thanked everyone involved in this project with him for working so hard. I was hoping ARMYs would like the concept.
Watch the full video to better appreciate his directorial approach to filming here: