VIP Photo Experience Leader Expectations

• Be the host: greet guests, set a positive tone, keep the group together—no one gets left behind.

• Arrive early + start on time: be ready at the meet point with a clear plan and timeline.

• Have a simple route + backup plan: meet point → 2–3 shooting spots → wrap point; adjust for weather/crowds.

• Teach with purpose: share 2–4 key takeaways and give quick demos + shooting time + regroup moments.

• Guest-first pacing: watch the slowest walker, offer options, keep the experience accessible.

• Safety matters: stay in public/approved areas, watch traffic/hazards, use good judgment after dark.

• Be professional + respectful: consent matters, respectful street shooting, model/talent direction stays appropriate.

• No harassment / no drama: inclusive, welcoming environment—issues get reported immediately.

• Communicate clearly: what to bring, where to meet, what the experience includes, and how to reach staff.

• Represent Bedford + PhotoCon well: deliver value, answer questions, and make guests feel cared for.

• Escalate emergencies: call 911 first if needed, then notify PhotoCon staff.

• Wrap strong: quick recap, thank you, and next-step practice tips for guests.