The proofing gallery is a genuine review stage, not a formality. Feedback at that point shapes what gets retouched, and any real concerns are worked through before final delivery.
This comes up often enough with gig bookings that it’s worth answering properly rather than in a single line on a FAQ list. Every gig booking (quoted per set length and pit access) covers the full process end to end, so there’s no separate charge for the kind of ordinary back-and-forth this question usually leads to.
See also: How to choose the right gig photographer in London.
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FAQs
Some quick answers here.
Do you cover full sets or just a few songs?
Either. Some bookings only need the pit for the first three songs, others want the full set covered, including crowd shots and the wider room.
Do you work with venues as well as artists?
Yes, on both sides: artists and labels wanting performance shots, and venues wanting a library of room and crowd images for their own marketing.
Further reading
Related reading below.