Ian Leake
How many of you have worked with large groups of models? Before yesterday I've done twos and threes, but yesterday worked with five models for the first time. It was very fun, and VERY hard work... Thankfully Heather helped lighten the load - including bringing home made cookies (which keep models happy) and fixing my Holga which jammed mid-roll (which keeps photographers happy) - thanks Heather 
I've not developed the film yet (I've run out of developer) but will post some things here if they come out as well as I hope. (If you can't wait then there are a few digital shots on my MM profile page, #420949, and some of the models' pages.)
I thought it would be interesting to hear people's experiences of working with groups of models. The top lessons from my limited experience so far are:
Does anyone else have any suggestions?

I've not developed the film yet (I've run out of developer) but will post some things here if they come out as well as I hope. (If you can't wait then there are a few digital shots on my MM profile page, #420949, and some of the models' pages.)
I thought it would be interesting to hear people's experiences of working with groups of models. The top lessons from my limited experience so far are:
- Every model you add doubles the difficulty... (try watching 5 pairs of eyes, 5 mouths, 10 hands, and 5 people breathing all at the same time!)
- Good preparation is essential
- Matching multiple models is really difficult unless you've worked with every model before (and even then mistakes happen)
- Have a spare of everything to hand (yes, even a spare Holga!)
- Worry more about depth of field
Does anyone else have any suggestions?