Diagram showing my workflow for producing videos from start to finish
A draft can be as simple as a bulleted shot-list to a framed storyboard containing descriptions and shooting angles.
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Here you have a chance to comment on the shots to be made, with the ability to add, remove and modify them.
Rough cuts are a quickly edited cut of the final film for reviewing by stakeholders.
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Placeholder text and graphics are used which can be quickly added and modified according to feedback.
Review cuts contain finished infographics, plus intros and outros.
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Existing shots are tidied up and music is added creating a review copy that contains the production quality of the final product.
A draft can be as simple as a bulleted shot-list to a framed storyboard containing descriptions and shooting angles.
‍
Here you have a chance to comment on the shots to be made, with the ability to add, remove and modify them.
Review cuts contain finished infographics, plus intros and outros.
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Existing shots are tidied up and music is added creating a review copy that contains the production quality of the final product.
Rough cuts are a quickly edited cut of the final film for reviewing by stakeholders.
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Placeholder text and graphics are used which can be quickly added and modified according to feedback.
Trello
Trello is a visual project management tool I use to show production progress from storyboarding, to shooting, editing and review.
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The card for each video moves left to right between the columns as it is completed, with the ability to discuss its progress along the way.
A screenshot of the Trello Project Management Tool
Vimeo
Vimeo is a video hosting website that allows viewers to pause videos during playback and add comments.
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I find this is great way for making quick actionable comments, that can also be marked “resolved” when complete.
A screenshot of the Vimeo video sharing website showing a video with some user comments