Plain view. The same page with the design removed, so you
can read it or select the whole thing and paste it somewhere. Every
photograph keeps a line under it saying what is in it. Use the gate shift,
top right, to go back.
Machine-readable copy: this page as .md
· llms.txt
You found Navigator. This is my site the way it would have
looked in 1996: same pages, same words, same photographs. But just in the
way I remember being introduced to the internet. Memories! Shift into any
gear, top right, to come back to present.
Add your program, sponsors and VIPs. Get a checklist to print, copy or download for any photographer.
Your event
Program
One row per session, meal or moment. Its kind sets the shots.
No rows yet.
Sponsors
Tick what each package includes. Each sponsor gets a checklist.
VIPs
Tick Must photograph for the few who can't be missed.
Logistics
Your shot list
Click a tag to switch a line between Must have and Nice to have.
Nothing is saved. Copy or print before you close the page.
What should be on a conference photography shot list?
The people who have to appear, the moments that happen once, what each sponsor was promised, and the room before anyone is in it. The event photography shot list guide has more.
When should I send the shot list to the photographer?
I'd send it about a week before. That gives the photographer time to ask questions and plan positions. If a group photo or portrait corner needs setting up, say so as soon as you know.
Should I list every shot?
No. Put Must have on the few shots that can't be missed. A photographer covers the general flow of the day without being told. Delete the Nice to have lines you don't need.
