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62 AHP Indie Stylist Volume 6 Issue 1 Step 4: Execute with Vision On the day of the shoot, make sure your hair, makeup, grooming, and/or nail kits are clean, well-stocked, and organized. It's easy to overpack, but it's always better to have more than you think you'll need. is is your time to shine, so come prepared. If you have an assistant, ensure their kit mirrors yours as closely as possible so they can seamlessly support you on set. Next, share the schedule and creative direction with your team well in advance. is gives everyone ample time to review, prepare, and ask questions. ere's nothing worse than receiving a call sheet at 11:00 p.m. the night before a 7:00 a.m. call time. It's inconsiderate and leaves little room for proper preparation, which can affect the entire day's productivity. Flexibility is your best friend. Be ready to adjust to unexpected challenges—whether it's weather, technical hiccups, a sick team member, or last-minute changes. Visible stress can quickly dampen the mood of the entire project. A calm, solution-oriented approach will keep the team motivated and the energy positive. If you're using brand-specific tools, capture behind-the-scenes content that highlights them. You can post this later on social media. is can help build relationships with brands and open the door to future ambassador opportunities. Brands love to share authentic content, especially from professionals with great engagement. Step 5: Review and Select Images Once the shoot wraps, collaborate with your photographer to review the images. Select shots that best represent your vision and skills. It's important Visible stress can quickly dampen the mood of the entire project. A calm, solution-oriented approach will keep the team motivated. marlene cline