Explain the purpose of using the images
Tell us whether the photos will be used for a personal album, business profile, product presentation or other purpose. In the examples you like, indicate whether you like the light, environment or framing. Use the sample photo to find common ground, not as a result to be copied verbatim. Also share the number of people or products to be drawn; There may be many different preparation needs under a single heading.
Get the scope of the shoot day
Ask if the shoot will be in the studio or outdoors and the estimated duration. If you're considering an outfit change, different background, or additional location, mention this in advance. Discuss how to proceed if weather or location conditions change during an outdoor shoot. Calculate transportation and preparation separately from shooting time. Also check if the meeting point and business address are the same place.
Clarify delivery expectations from the beginning
Ask how many images will be selected, the scope of editing, and the estimated delivery time. Find out in what format the files will be delivered and whether printing is included. Talk to the business about your preferences for where photos are shared and read the scope of the agreement. Rather than learning the delivery details for the first time when the shooting day is over, collecting this information in a single note before the appointment provides a clearer process.
Short check before appointment
- Share the purpose of the shoot, number of people or products, and visual examples.
- Discuss location, duration, change of clothing and alternative weather plan.
- Clarify the number of photos to be selected, the scope of editing and the delivery time.
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