I use my Leica M5 without a meter to shoot candid B&W photos of the moments off the set of the models.  Like putting on make-up.   Going to the bathroom.  Intimate moments.  I use Tri-X with available light. I develop the film in D-76 or use Rodinal developer.
   I use my Nikon FE2 with a 55mm macro lens and my Hasselbad with an 80 mm lens for shooting formal shots of models.  I use a Polaroid back on my Hasselbad body.  I preserve the Polaroid 665 by sticking the exposed Polaroid negative in sodium sulfite solution for up to ten hours (the shorter the better, with a minimum of fifteen minutes).  I wash the 665 negative for 15 minutes in running water, then dip it in photo flo and hang it up to dry in a dust free area.  I take off the excess photo flo with a fine sponge.
   I take hand strobe shots with a Vivitar 283 flash.  I do formal studio shots with a thousand watt Luz pack with three heads.  I use 50% of the light in a medium-sized chimera.  I use a hair light with 25% of the light bounced into an umbrella and 25% of the light into an umbrella for side lighting.
   I print my B&W photos on Polyfiber F double weight paper in Dektol developer 1 to 1.  I use Fuji 100 35mm film and Ektachrome EPN for 2 1/4 color shooting.  I use Ilford FP4 B&W film for my 2 1/4 camera.
   I videotape my shootings with a Canon LP1 camcorder and I light the scene with Lowell Omni hot lights.  I use Fuji 60 minute HP Hi 8 videotapes.