The signing process of the Douyin shooting contract is as follows:

1. Determine the intention of cooperation: The two parties determine the intention of cooperation through communication, including details of the shooting content, shooting time, shooting location, remuneration, etc.

2. Prepare the draft contract: Draft the draft contract according to the cooperation intention reached by both parties. The draft contract should include detailed information of the partners, description of the shooting content, shooting time and location, payment method and amount of remuneration, validity period of the contract, etc.

3. Negotiate and modify: The two parties negotiate and modify the draft contract to ensure that the rights and responsibilities of both parties are fully protected. Negotiations can be conducted by phone, email or offline meeting.

4. Sign the formal contract: After the two parties reach an agreement, the draft contract will be converted into a formal contract document. Both parties should sign or stamp the contract and indicate the signing date.

5. Save backup: Both parties should keep an original copy of the contract as a voucher for subsequent cooperation and a basis for resolving disputes.

6. Performance of the contract: Both parties shall shoot in accordance with the content and time agreed in the contract and pay the remuneration in accordance with the method agreed in the contract.

Please note that the above is only a general signing process. The specific operation methods and processes may vary depending on the specific content of the contract, regional laws and regulations, and other factors. It is recommended to consult a professional lawyer or legal institution before signing the contract to ensure the legality and validity of the contract.

The signing of a Douyin shooting contract usually requires the following steps:

1. Negotiate and determine the details of the cooperation: Both parties should fully negotiate and reach a consensus on key details such as the scope, time, location, cost, copyright, etc.

2. Prepare a draft contract: The draft contract should clearly record the terms and conditions agreed by both parties. It can include the purpose of the cooperation, specific content, time arrangement, cost allocation, intellectual property ownership, etc.

3. Both parties review the draft contract: Both parties should read and review the draft contract to ensure that it is correct and in the interests of both parties.

4. Sign the contract: Both parties sign the contract and can choose to add a company seal or witness signature confirmation.

5. Contract effectiveness: After signing, the contract should be legally binding under the effective legal framework, define the rights and obligations of both parties and provide a dispute resolution mechanism.

Please note that contract signing involves legal matters. It is recommended to consult a professional lawyer or relevant legal advisor before signing to ensure that the content of the contract complies with legal requirements and protects the rights and interests of both parties.