To prepare myself for my final photoshoot, I created a shot list to plan my shots. Shot lists are really good for assisting you in keeping your ideas organized, helping you to save time when taking photos, and will help you to avoid missing any important shots that you planned. So I made one to organize my ideas on possible shots for my photoshoot.
Here is my own shot list:
An eye level close up of a facial serum, face soap, and moisturizer set up on a neutral colored counter.
A medium, eye level shot of a moisturizer in front of 3 glass containers on a reflective carrier. There is a shallow focus.
A close up, high angle shot of a small container of facial moisturizing serum in front of a silver carrier. There is dramatic bright lighting.
An eye level close up shot of a small, clear makeup vanity cabinet with several items placed on top and inside, placed behind a mirror.
A high angle close up shot of two makeup brushes placed side by side on a neutral colored counter.
A high angle close up shot of an open powder container with the top off so that the powder inside is visible. It is placed on a neutral colored counter.
An eye level medium shot of a small container of facial moisturizing serum on a neutral colored counter. Its top is placed to the right of it on the counter.
A low angle close up shot of a clear bottle of facial serum, in front of a light lamp. The clear bottle reflects the light behind it, making it the main focus.
A high angle layout of a facial cleansing soap, a facial moisturizer, facial moisturizing serum and brightening serum, lined with 2 decorative pieces that resemble a feather and a sand dollar.
An eye level close up shot of a small container of facial moisturizing serum in front of a silver carrier, both placed on a neutral colored counter.
An eye level close up shot of a clear makeup vanity with several makeup items placed on top and inside, behind a mirror.
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