Prysm Note for photography shoots
Photography work is a small project per shoot. The creative part is unpredictable; the logistics are not, and they are what a checklist is for.
What matters here
- A project per shoot
- A shot list by location
- Client preferences in the note
- A delivery deadline with a reminder
- A reusable kit checklist
Before the shoot
Confirm the location, the time, the access and the client's must have shots. The must have list is the part that causes trouble when it is only in an email.
The shot list
Grouped by location so you are not walking back and forth. Ticking items off is faster than remembering them under pressure.
After
A delivery date as a task, with the edit estimate. Clients remember late delivery longer than they remember a good photo.
Frequently asked questions
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Turn talk into a plan
Capture a thought in plain language and let Prysm Note shape it into tasks and a timeline.
Disclaimer
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