Templates and outlines

Collect the details a boudoir inquiry needs, including safe contact preferences.

• —Safe channel and safe hours
• —Discretion preference for message previews
• —Self-reported source
• —Session intent and comfort notes

Write down coverage limits before the session so nobody improvises on the day.

• —Wardrobe and coverage boundaries
• —Poses or areas the client has excluded
• —Who may be present in the room
• —Review point before shooting begins

Separate permission to publish from permission to photograph.

• —Named asset and acceptable crop
• —Approved channels
• —Campaign and expiry date
• —Withdrawal instructions

Give an editor, lab, or contractor scoped access with an end date.

• —Scope of material shared
• —Access start and expiry
• —Handling and deletion expectations
• —Named internal owner

Have a written first hour ready before you ever need it.

• —Containment steps
• —Who is notified internally
• —What the client is told and when
• —Record of actions taken

Set a review window for each material type your studio holds.

• —Material type and location
• —Review window
• —Default action at review
• —Responsible role