The phrase "after a shoot" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to photography, film, or any situation where a shooting event has taken place, indicating a time period following that event.
Example: "We always review the footage and discuss our next steps after a shoot."
Alternatives: "following a shoot" or "post-shoot".
He sprays the nonstick stuff on surfaces that must be restored to their former condition after a shoot.
Ms. Birch's group ogled a towering drag queen — it turned out that the cast of "RuPaul's Drag Race," a reality television show, had come by after a shoot.
Her films depicted BDSM fetishes between consenting adults but which are banend by the regulations - often leaving the recipient with red welts, stripes or bruises that can take "a few days to heal" after a shoot.
After the electrical cords are rolled up after a shoot, many real-life proprietors decide to keep the change, whether it is wallpaper in a Gramercy Park foyer or major renovation in a Harlem church.
Through it all, he offers a bemused sense of his own collecting foibles, relating a supposedly oft-said phrase on the Star Wars movie sets: "Should we burn this or see if Steve wants it?" He introduces the charred remains of a Qui-Gon Jinn costume he collected from the sand after a shoot.
After a shoot when all the rest of the crew were fast asleep, I'd tiptoe into the hotel corridor with a handful of coins and empty the vending machine, or walk out into the dark night to buy supplies for a binge.
In January, two suspected terrorists were killed there after a shoot-out with Belgian police, shortly after the Charlie Hebdo shootings.
Last month violence flared again after a shoot-out between police and alleged drug dealers.
Mr Brenton's suspected killer, Christopher Monfort, 41, remains in hospital after a shoot-out two days later.
On January 8 , 2016 it was announced that Guzmán had been captured in Los Mochis, Sinaloa, after a shoot-out.
