The document outlines Paige Moorby's plan to take new photographs for a client's property. The current photographs are low quality with bad lighting and angles. Paige intends to take high resolution photographs with good triple exposure lighting of the property's rooms. The photographs will have a clean, minimal, and welcoming aesthetic. The target audience is tourists and business travelers aged 25+. Paige has budgeted for transportation, props, and potential assistance for the scheduled three day photo shoot between the 6th and 16th, with delivery of the edited photographs to the client by the 18th.

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PITCH
Paige Moorby

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Current photographs: - Low resolution
- Bad lighting
- Wonky angles
- Pixilation
- Not a good use of lighting
- Not very space
complimentary
- Not very welcoming

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What I intend to make:
- Series of photographs showing the three
different types of rooms
- High resolution
- Good lighting (triple exposure)
- Straight welcoming angles
- Clear and clean
- Close ups
- Clean edit
- Cosy but open feelings
- Minimal
- White and light
- Open space

6. Resources

7. Resources

8. Audience

9. Audience
- Age 25+
- Middle to high class
- Male and female but there are more male bookings
- Tourists
- Business people
- Sleek
- Minimal
- Clean
- Welcoming
- Simple
- High quality

10. Budget

11. Budget
- Fuel to get to location
- Fuel to get to client
- Potential lunch for any helpers (not blackmail)
- Any props (wine bottles, tea’s, books)

12. Personnel requirements

13. Personal requirements
- Setting up equipment
- Moving things around
- Staging the shoots
- Taking the shots
- Putting things back
- Editing
- I might need to take
someone with me to speed
up the process and make
sure everything runs
smoothly and just have an
assistant on shoot.

14. Project schedule

15. Project schedule
■ 6th- Shoot day 1
■ 9th- Shoot day 2 (any in-between time used for extra time, interior and exterior)
■ 16th- Shoot day 3
■ Keep up with the editing from the 6th through to the 17th after the shoots
■ 18th- Start evaluation and give the client the photographs