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PHOTO GUIDE

Music Photo Form.

Musician intake and photo guide, everything we need to capture your band at its best, plus the AI photo guide so your reference shots come out right.

Only your artist name is required. Every other field is optional.

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Your Music Photo Form is on its way to Jon. Expect a reply within 1 to 2 business days. Now go take some photos.

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LIVE WEB STUDIOS · LIVE BAND WEB PHOTOS

Musician intake & photo guide

Everything we need to capture your band at its best, and create professional web images from your existing photos.

Only your artist name is required. Every other field is optional, but the more you share, the better your photos and web content will turn out. Think of this as a creative brief, not a questionnaire.

SECTION 1 · THE BASICS

The basics

SECTION 2 · ON STAGE

On stage

In addition to the photos you'll send us, describe yourself briefly, height, hair, build, anything distinctive. This helps us generate accurate and consistent AI images of you.

Pick the one that best captures how you come across live. This shapes the visual direction of your photos.

High-energy & explosiveCool & commandingWarm & crowd-connectedGritty & authenticSmooth & soulfulTheatrical & dramatic
SECTION 3 · VISUAL STYLE

Visual style

Select all that apply, this shapes the look and feel of your final images.

SECTION 4 · HOW TO SHOOT FOR AI

How to photograph yourself for AI

The photos you send me are the raw material I use to place you into different scenes and stages using AI. Shoot near a window in soft daylight, against a plain background, from lots of angles. Include your instrument. It makes the final images feel real.

BEFORE YOU SHOOTRead the full photo guide: eight tips, each with an example →
Aim for 20 to 40 photos minimum across different angles, expressions, and lighting. The more reference you give me, the more scenes I can create for you. More is always better here.

How to send your photos

Send at full resolution, never via text message or screenshot. Use any of these options:

Google DriveUpload to a folder, click Share, and send me the link. Great for large batches.
DropboxUse "Request files." No Dropbox account needed on your end. We can set up a link for you.
WeTransferFree, no account needed. Drag photos in, enter our email, hit Send.
iCloud LinkIn iPhone Photos, select shots → Share → Copy iCloud Link → paste into an email to us.
Send everything to jonwolf@livewebstudios.com with your band name in the subject line. Never send via iMessage or standard text, compression kills the quality permanently.
SECTION 5 · ANYTHING ELSE

Anything else?

After sending, Jon Wolf at Live Web Studios will follow up within 1 to 2 business days. No spam, just results.