Before booking a model shoot with us, there are a few key details to keep in mind to ensure a smooth process and the best possible outcome.
Minimum Order Requirements
Per-image projects require a minimum of 20 images for full-body model shoots and 10 images for hand/foot model shoots.
Per-hour bookings have a 4-hour minimum.
If your project includes fewer deliverables, no problem — you can still move forward by covering the difference between your selected image/hour count and the minimum. This helps account for model booking time and pre-production efforts.
On-Shoot Approval Is Required
All model shoots include on-shoot approval. This means you’ll have the opportunity to review content live — either remotely or in-studio — as it’s being captured.
Model shoots involve moving parts — poses, expressions, styling, and product placement — all of which benefit from live input. On-shoot approval helps us align with your vision in real time, reduce the need for reshoots, and ensure the final images meet your expectations before retouching even begins.
Can I combine product and model shots in the same project?
Yes — we can organize model and product shots within one project. There are two ways this can work:
If you need to oversee the product photography:
We’ll structure the project with a model shoot part and a per-hour product shoot part. The per-image product option isn’t suitable here, as this setup requires on-shoot approval for the entire project.Check this article about the difference between per-image and per-hour projects.
If you don’t need to oversee the product photography:
We’ll structure the project with a model shoot part and a per-image product shoot part. In this case, the product portion will be shot separately, according to our internal planning, while the model portion will include your presence.
Not sure how to best plan your model shoot?
Reach out to us — we’ll help you structure your project in the most efficient way.