Product Photography Creative Brief - Harsh Designs – Creative Branding & Digital Solutions Agency

Step 1: Basic Contact Details

Your Name

Your Role

Company / Brand Name

WhatsApp Number

Email Address

City / Location

Website (if available):

Preferred Communication Method
WhatsApp Call Email Google Meet

STEP 2: Project Requirement

How many products or variants need photography? (Example: 1 product, 3 flavours, 5 variants, 10 SKUs)

Do you need transparent background images?

STEP 3: Product Details

Product Category

Product Type

Is the product ready for photography?

Do you have a physical product sample?

Explain your product in simple words (It is a 200g organic spice pouch, matte finish, used for e-commerce and Instagram)

STEP 4: Product Size, Quantity & Condition

Product Quantity for Shoot (Example: 1 piece, 3 pieces, 5 variants, 10 SKUs)

Product Condition

Are all variants the same size and shape?

Any handling instructions? (Handle carefully, keep upright, do not open seal, avoid fingerprints, keep refrigerated, shake before shoot.)

STEP 5: Photography Style & Visual Direction

Preferred Photography Style

Background Requirement

Brand Color Preference (Example: Black and gold, green and white, earthy brown, red and yellow)

Props Requirement

STEP 6: Product Angles & Shot List

Required Shot Types

How many final photos do you need for each product?

STEP 7: Reference Images & Competitor Links

Upload Reference Images (Allowed Files: JPG, PNG, PDF, WEBP) Choose a file

Max. size: 256.0 MB

Reference Links (Paste Amazon, Flipkart, Pinterest, Instagram, website, or competitor product links)

STEP 8: Image Size & Final Output

Image Size / Ratio Required

Required Final Files

Do products need to be returned after shoot?

Step 9: Budget & Timeline

Estimated Budget for This Project

Any final notes for our team?

Confirmation
I confirm that the details shared above are correct to the best of my knowledge. I understand that Harsh Designs may contact me for missing product details, references, shoot planning, or final output requirements before starting the product photography work.