Photoshoot & Imagery Strategy

Creatives are your clients struggling with planning out their project photos, or feel a little lost when it comes to working with a photographer? Use this template to help them strategically plan out their photoshoot or source their own images, to then work with a professional photographer and with yourself the designer . Fingers crossed the photog will be able to point them in the right direction, but it never hurts to educate them to get prepared and have some ideas and foundations in place before reaching out. Sometimes, timelines just don't work. Your client might have booked in for branding a website, or branding another creative project, and the timeline doesn't allow them to have branding down before getting photos for the project start date. That's okay, you'll have them covered! This workbook is geared towards getting a plan in place to get those photos in time for your project together, with thought and purpose built into each shot! Included: - 28 page Indesign template Indd Idml - 4 helpful project management sections dedicated to website planning - Interactive form fields, worksheets, budget sheets, checklists, prompts and considerations - Informative guidance and advice pages filled with prompts and ideas - Image Purpose & Usage - Image Size & Resolution - Target Audience - Get Pinning - Key Words - Setting Deadline/Launch Date - Shot planning - Sourcing own imagery - To DIY or Not - Free/Paid Stock Sites - Professional shoot prep - Hair/Makeup/Outfits - Prop Ideas - Briefing sheets For Photographer - Briefing sheets For DIY - Fully customisable layout to your own branding, fonts, colours, copywriting - Basic help links for editing in Adobe Indesign NOT INCLUDED: - Images. Images are for context only and are not included. Please check out Moyo Studio for fabulous stock imagery or Unsplash for free stock options - Lorem Ipsum. This template includes all copy with prompts to add your business name. Simply keep the copy or replace with your own words - Full on help guide for Indesign editing. This is not a training exercise, you will need to know how to edit an Indesign document or else learn at your own pace using Adobe tutorials/Youtube. Requirements ADOBE INDESIGN or CANVA Features: - No lorem ipsum - Thoughtfully designed layouts and typographic choices - All text, colours and fonts can be easily changed to match the look and feel of your own branding and style - Free fonts that you can download with ease; links included in txt help file How do I use it? Open the template Adobe Indesign and replace the content with your own. Either send it to print or save it as a pdf and email it to the client. These templates include original text too so you have a guide on what to write where! What can I customise? Everything! You can move, edit or change all the elements in the template. You can add, remove or duplicate pages as well as change the order. All colours and fonts are completely editable so you can swap them out for your own branded ones.