Plan a listing photo, video, and floor plan shot list

Create a shot list and prep plan for my listing photo and video shoot. Property: [TYPE, SIZE, ROOMS, KEY FEATURES, VIEWS, OUTDOOR SPACE] Best and weakest features: [WHAT TO SHOW OFF, WHAT TO MINIMIZE] Assets booked: [PHOTOS, TWILIGHT, DRONE, WALKTHROUGH VIDEO, 3D TOUR, FLOOR PLAN, VERTICAL SOCIAL CLIPS] Orientation and sun: [WHICH WAY THE FRONT AND BACKYARD FACE] Occupied or vacant, staged or not: [DETAILS] Where it will run: [MLS, PORTALS, SOCIAL, PRINT] Give me: 1. A room-by-room shot list in the order the photographer should shoot, with angles (corner shots at roughly chest height, key detail shots) and the hero image for the first MLS photo. 2. Best time of day for exterior and twilight shots based on orientation. 3. A seller prep checklist by room: declutter, remove personal photos and items, hide valuables and prescriptions, open blinds, all lights on, cars out of the driveway, pets away. 4. A 30-60 second vertical video storyboard: hook in the first three seconds, sequence, captions, and on-screen text. 5. A drone plan if booked, noting the operator must be FAA Part 107 certified and follow airspace rules. 6. Ethics and MLS checks: no virtual staging or edits that hide defects or change permanent features without clear disclosure; follow my MLS photo rules; no people identifiable without consent; don't use any copyrighted music without a license. Format the shot list as a table: # | Location | Shot | Notes.