Creative and shot planning
Translate references, product details and brand requirements into a focused shot list and visual direction.
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Commercial
photography.
Commercial shoots and product photography built around where the images will live. Start with the brand, the product and the use case, then shape a practical creative and production plan.
Discuss on WhatsAppWhat we can help with
- Commercial campaign shoots
- Product photography
- Shot planning and image selection
01 / The scope
The support.
In more detail.
A starting point for the conversation. The final scope is built around your brief.
Product and commercial shoots
Discuss the setting, lighting approach, styling needs and production requirements for the planned imagery.
Selection and delivery
Agree image selection, retouching needs, crops and file formats for your intended channels.
02 / How it works
A clear process.
From the start.
Make the important decisions early, then move forward with an agreed direction.
- 01
Frame
Define what the images need to communicate and where they will appear.
- 02
Plan
Align the shot list, products, styling, location and production scope.
- 03
Shoot
Create the agreed imagery with the approved visual direction in mind.
- 04
Deliver
Review selects and prepare the agreed edits, crops and formats.
A little more clarity
Before we
get started.
Can one shoot cover different channels?
Yes, when planned for it. Share the intended website, social, advertising or print uses so framing, crops, resolution and usage requirements can be scoped together.
Final image counts, production costs, retouching, delivery timings and usage rights are agreed for each project.
03 / Your next step
Tell us
what’s next.
A few details are enough to begin. Tell us what you have in mind and where you need support.
Email your enquiry Or start on WhatsAppUseful things to share
- Product or campaign details
- Reference images and shot list
- Where images will be used
- Timing and indicative budget
No complete brief yet? Start with the idea.