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Builds a complete shot list for photography sessions, event coverage, or commercial shoots to ensure every required image is captured and prevent missing deliverables.
npx claudepluginhub jeffreytse/grimoire --plugin grimoireHow this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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Build a complete shot list that ensures every required image is captured during a photography session without on-site improvisation gaps.
Plans and executes event photography coverage using shot lists, backup equipment, and structured delivery workflow. Useful for corporate events, conferences, weddings, or live performances.
Provides guidance on shot composition, album narrative structure, and brand photography direction for planning shoots and creating shot lists.
Generates a detailed, numbered B-roll shot list from a video script or outline, organized by section, with shot type, subject, and purpose for each shot.
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Build a complete shot list that ensures every required image is captured during a photography session without on-site improvisation gaps.
Adopted by: ASMP recommends shot lists as a core professional practice; used universally in commercial, editorial, and wedding photography Impact: ASMP Professional Business Practices (9th edition) cites shot lists as the primary tool for preventing client disputes about missing deliverables — the #1 source of post-shoot conflict
Shot lists transform a creative assignment into a manageable production. They align expectations between photographer and client before the shoot, prevent missed shots under time pressure, and serve as a post-shoot audit checklist. A shot list also enables assistants and second shooters to work independently without needing constant direction.
Corporate headshot session (4 hours, 10 subjects): Shot list includes per-subject: (1) full-length standing, arms at sides; (2) three-quarter, arms crossed; (3) close-up portrait, natural expression; (4) close-up, smiling. Plus group shots: (5) full team, wide; (6) leadership trio, medium. Total: 46 individual shots + 2 group shots. Sequenced by lighting setup (morning window light → portable strobe for afternoon). Time: 20 min/subject × 10 + 30 min group = 230 min. Session: 240 min with 10 min buffer.