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Getting work reviewed, revised and approved
Short, practical guides on the part of the job nobody trains you for: collecting feedback that means something, keeping versions straight and getting an actual decision. We publish when we have something worth saying.
How to get useful video feedback from clients
Ask for feedback in one place, on one version, attached to timecodes — and tell reviewers what kind of feedback you need at this stage.
Read itHow to stop clients commenting on the wrong video version
Send a link to the project, not a file, and stack every new cut as a version behind that same link.
Read itWhat is timecoded video feedback?
Timecoded feedback is a comment attached to a specific moment in the video, so the note and the frame it refers to can never be separated.
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