How far ahead should I book a shoot?
For events and game-day coverage, booking two to four weeks ahead is ideal. Short-notice bookings can still work when the date is available.
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Sample answers for common DRobbMedia booking, delivery, and shoot-prep questions.
For events and game-day coverage, booking two to four weeks ahead is ideal. Short-notice bookings can still work when the date is available.
DRobbMedia covers sport, events, commercial imagery, team content, portraits, and highlight-ready social media assets.
Delivery depends on the size of the shoot. A small set of priority images can usually be delivered first, with the full edited gallery following after selection and editing.
Yes. A short shot list is useful for sponsors, key people, team photos, venue details, or moments that must be captured.
Yes. Night games and indoor events are possible, but the final look depends on the venue lighting and access around the action.
Edited images can be prepared for web and social use. Usage terms should be confirmed when booking, especially for commercial campaigns or paid advertising.
Yes. Commercial shoots can be built around staff portraits, product visuals, campaign imagery, location content, or social media content libraries.
Include the date, location, shoot type, approximate coverage time, delivery needs, and any key moments or people that need priority coverage.