Plan your studio session
Studio guide · Practical production planning for a smooth shoot day.
Start with the shot list
Identify the setups, camera angles, largest props and number of people attending. Share these details so the studio can confirm whether your layout and access requirements fit.
Allow time for setup and wrap
Allow time for load-in, lighting, set changes, recording and load-out. Podcast sessions also need time for sound checks and file transfer. Recording time and booked studio time are different.
Choose your support
Bring your own team, add selected equipment or request technical crew. Confirm who is responsible for camera, lighting, audio and production coordination. Each role should have a clear scope in the quote.
Plan the handoff
Agree on file formats, storage, delivery dates and any editing you need before the shoot. Need help with the wider project? LOOK AD ME can discuss creative development, production and post-production as a separate scope.
Bring your shot list, preferred timing and the support you need. We’ll help define the next steps.
Plan your studio session
Tell us about the space, timing and support you need for your shoot.