Shot list
A shot list captures every image a photoshoot must deliver. Each entry typically describes the subject, framing (full length, three-quarter, headshot), styling, location, and any client must-haves. The list is grouped by scene or location and is reviewed during the shoot so the photographer can tick off completed shots in real time.
Example
An e-commerce shoot's list might be: SKU-101 front, SKU-101 back, SKU-101 detail; SKU-102 front, three-quarter, model wearing — and so on for every product.
Where it fits in a photoshoot workflow
Use the related entries below to see how shot list connects to the rest of the production process. ShootVision is a single workspace that turns each of these glossary concepts into something you can build, share, and reuse.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is a shot list in photography?
- A shot list is an ordered checklist of every photograph required during a shoot. It keeps the photographer focused, ensures no required image is missed, and helps pace the day.
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