Client Success Stories
Sarah Apple
CEO of The World
Sarah Apple
CEO of The World
Sarah Apple
CEO of The World
World’s Largest Big Box Retailer
This retailer’s incredible scale led them to select ShotFlow as the only tool in the world able to automate multiple specialized studios. One studio specializes in fashion/apparel, another in hard goods, another in editorial/marketing content, etc. But all studios share samples, and must provide workflow visibility across the Enterprise in a fully connected and transparent process.
Largest U.S. Department Store
ShotFlow is critical to managing studio operations at this iconic department store chain, with a huge New York metro area production facility serving three corporate brands and dozens of external brand clients across Marketing and E-commerce.
Largest U.S. Fashion Retailer
The parent of four major apparel brands with over $16B USD in annual revenue has utilized ShotFlow to manage production in their enterprise studio since 2017.
Largest U.S. Beauty Retailer
This leading beauty retailer operating over 1200 stores needed a sample tracking solution that could grow over time to a full studio operations platform, supporting both Marketing and PDP workflows.
Multi-Channel Specialty Retailer
This well-known brand family provides tasteful kitchenware and home furnishings through over 600 stores, with distribution to over 60 countries, and over $8B USD annual revenue. ShotFlow is key to managing studios across the US that serve five distinct brand families.
Apparel & Home Lifestyle Retailer
This trend-setting brand family provides apparel and home furnishings through over 200 stores, as well as a thriving wholesale business, with nearly $4B USD annual revenue. ShotFlow is key to managing studios across the US that serve four distinct brand families.
North American Healthcare Supplier
This healthcare giant with over $17B in revenue provides products, education, clinical programs, and services across the continuum of care with offices in 20 countries. ShotFlow has been the tool of choice to automate their in-house studio since 2020.
Guides & workbooks
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Guides & Workbooks
Explore our latest comprehensive guides and workbooks designed to elevate your enterprise content production game. Whether you’re grappling with intricate workflows, navigating complex data structures, or seeking enhanced visibility for your studio, ShotFlow has you covered.
Our resources are crafted to provide actionable insights and practical solutions that align with the dynamic demands of today’s enterprise studios.
99 Problems Report
During a recent industry research project, ShotFlow brought together enterprise content production leaders to collate a catalog of 99 common challenges experienced within their respective organizations. The results where presented and discussed during several panels at ShotFlow Summit 2023.
HOW PROS IMPROVE STUDIO PROCESS
We have seen the good, bad, and ugly workflows for the world’s top consumer brands and retailers over the last 20 years of visual content production. If you are tired of chronic issues with workflows, data, and visibility just to do your job, check out this Pros Guide to Improve Studio process.
2024 Build, Buy, & Compare Guide
This guide discusses the current state of enterprise content production systems and the challenges brands and studios face in managing high-volume production. It outlines the limitations of common solutions like spreadsheets, project management tools, and packaged software in handling enterprise-level volumes.
Articles & News
With a focus on innovative solutions and data-driven approaches, ShotFlow articles and newsletters empower readers to make informed decisions and drive success in the ever-evolving landscape of content creation for retail brands.
Our resources are crafted to provide actionable insights and practical solutions that align with the dynamic demands of today’s enterprise studios.
The End of IEN Photo Studio Ops Conferences
New Samples & Styling mobile app release 1.04!
New SF Capture UI in client beta!
New Calendars Module for 2021!
New Bulk Metadata Editing in Adobe Bridge!
Automatically Process Line List attachments in ShotFlow!
Nested Navigation is a Game Changer!
Workfront & ShotFlow Integration
Shoot for the Moon, Land on a Starr
Automated Capture One Overlays!
Studio Production Management and Black Swans
Author and former Wall Street trader Nassim Nicholas Taleb coined the term “black swan event” in his 2001 book Fooled by Randomness. Black swans are major disruptive events that seem impossible, but are merely improbable. Taleb expanded on his theory in the 2007 book The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable, warning that humans adapt our systems and framings to ignore these variables, creating a blindness to their potential.
Organizations in every industry are currently grappling with the implications of this black swan, including Studio Production Management (what is it?). If brands and studios are to survive, they must adapt to this unprecedented challenge, and emerge with lessons learned for the future.
