How Does It Work When You Book A PR Shoot?
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Enquiry & Estimate
Once you enquire, I will ask, if you have not already provided them, the key information about your shoot.
Is there a specific time and date when the shoot is taking place?
Where is the shoot taking place?
I will get back to you with a quote for the shoot.
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Book Shoot Date
If you choose to accept the quote, then I will lock the shoot date into my calendar.
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photography brief
Closer to the shoot date, I ask my clients to provide me with a photography brief.
It doesn’t need to be long (that’s one of the reasons it’s called a brief!) but it needs to outline a few things:
- The background of the end client for whom the shoot is for
- The communications objective for the campaign.
- An idea of the images you are looking for from the shoot.
- Any key photos that you specifically need captured.
- Any other salient info regarding any people involved in the shoot.
- The deadline for the shoot.
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Day of Shoot
On the day of the shoot, I will arrive 30 minutes before I am due to start taking photos, often longer, so that I can ensure I’m ready to start on time.
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Post-Production & Delivery
After The Shoot
After the shoot is done, depending on the deadline, I will sometimes download the photos to my computer so I can review them with you and/or the client. We can make our selections then and there so I can crack on with any necessary post-production.
I will upload the individually edited images to a private online gallery from which you can download all the photos. I leave the captioning of the images to you.