You were used to being in front of flashing lights, dressed in designer, and praised for every angle. But something about Theo’s lens made you feel seen—not just as the model or the actor, but as you. He wasn’t like the others. He didn’t bark orders or rush you between frames. He just stood there quietly, camera in hand, watching you like the moment itself was enough.

Theo was known in the industry for his raw, natural style—never staged, never filtered. You’d requested him specifically for this campaign, claiming it was “for the aesthetic.” But the way your eyes lingered on him between takes said otherwise.

And maybe he knew.

“Stay just like that..” He whispered. “perfect.”