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Super easy. From anywhere on the platform, spot the orange “+ Create Project” button located on top of the left-side navigation bar. From there, you can start by adding details about your project, such as title, client, and description.

Well first of all, congrats! To create a shotlist, start with a new project. First, spot the orange “+ Create Project” button located on top of the left-side navigation bar. Next, give your project a title in the “Basic Info” tab. You can skip forward to the “Creative” tab in the Project Builder flow to create a shotlist for your project.

Most definitely. First, simply select one or more images from in your phone’s gallery. Next, tap the “Share” button located in the bottom left corner of the screen. The iOS Share Sheet will appear. In the “Share and action extensions'' pane, locate the Shotlist app icon. Selecting the Shotlist app icon will upload the selected images to the “Default Board” in Boards where you can access via iOS or web.

Sure thing. To get a bird’s eye view, click on the project’s “Overview” tab, scroll down to where the “Moodboard” section is located and click the “View Full Moodboard” button. A large popup will be displayed presenting all uploaded images inside the project grouped by shotlist. Additionally, users can click the “View Shotlist” button beside each shotlist title to get more details.

Boards are used to streamline media organization. You can create folders and subfolders to categorize photos for future use, making them easy to find, especially when taking a project from concept to completion. Boards gives you the power to add images to Shotlists or other folders directly from the image itself. For each image—you can add notes and tags, or view the key image info and stats.

Projects in Shotlist have four statuses: Draft, Pending, Active, and Completed. Draft status signifies that the project has not yet been “Published” and that all invited collaborators have not yet been sent project invitations. This is where you can freely work on finalizing any project information until ready. Pending status signifies that the project is awaiting further action to proceed with the project in Active status. Active status signifies that the project is live and allows the completion of shots in each shotlist. Shotlist allows the user to automatically change the status from Pending to Active in the event that a user needs to start completing shots while on set (In the project’s menu, toggle “Status Assistant'' to turn this feature ON or OFF). Completed status signifies that the project has been completed in its entirety with all shots having been checked and completed. If “Status Assistant'' is turned OFF, the project owner will need to manually complete the project in the status menu.

On a desktop, locate the desired project and select the (•••) options button in the top-right corner. Next, click “Edit Project” in the popup menu. A window will appear allowing you to edit the project’s title, description, date/time, along with the project’s location. This project editing functionality is currently Web only, but not to worry—iOS coming soon.

First, locate and click your "Profile" image in the bottom left-handed side on the Home view. Click "Settings". Once in Settings, Click "Change" within the Password field. Shotlist will ask you to enter the "Old Password" as well as enter a "New Password" and repeat the new password to double-check any inconsistencies. To save all changes, Click "Change Password". Congrats! A popup will appear to confirm that all information has been successfully changed. Click "Return To Settings".