When a video uses several scenes or filming days, a recorded hair plan helps the team reproduce the intended look. Product selection and on-set styling are separate decisions.
List the looks by scene
Identify which look appears in each scene or segment and where a change is intended. Use reference images with short annotations for parting, outline and colour. Do not leave the stylist to infer that every reference describes the same look. Keep the agreed version so later changes are visible.
Connect the look to the product
Supply the exact wig or extensions and options. Ask the stylist which construction, fitting or preparation information they require. A product photo cannot establish how the hair should be secured or altered for the shoot. Confirm those details through the appropriate provider and product guidance.
Record continuity practically
After the style is agreed, keep useful photographs and notes with the responsible team, subject to the production’s permissions. Include any accessories or styling work needed to reproduce it. Inspect a newly received item before alterations and do not treat a filming deadline as a reason to overlook an order concern.
A practical detail to record
A continuity note can identify the agreed parting, visible accessories and reference photograph for each look. Keep those notes with the production’s authorised records instead of relying on memory between filming days.
Decision checklist
- Scene-to-look list with annotated references.
- Exact product and styling responsibilities.
- Agreed continuity record and product-care instructions.
Relevant product guidance
Wigs; Extensions; Refund & Returns Policy.
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