Which item is listed as an example in a concept/program proposal alongside basic message, intended audience, equipment needed, and target shooting date?

• A. Budget
• B. Casting choices
• C. Sample shooting locations
• D. Risk assessment

Answer: (C)

Locating where you’ll shoot is a natural part of a concept/proposal because it turns the idea into a practical plan. Alongside the basic message, intended audience, equipment needed, and target shooting date, listing sample shooting locations shows the spaces that will carry the project and helps planners assess feasibility, permits, travel, and logistics. This keeps the proposal grounded in reality and clarifies what environments the project will require. Casting choices, risk assessment, and budget are important, but they belong to different sections of the plan; the locations item best fits with the listed planning elements.