Give the editor a clear change
Keep feedback from your manager and brand partner on the draft. A timecode makes it easier to find the right shot when the editor returns to the timeline.
Get feedback before you post.
Share a draft with your editor, manager or brand contact. Keep their feedback on the video instead of spread across messages.
Compare plans
Make brand feedback specific.
Choose a note to jump to that point in this sample clip. A brand contact can point to the shot it wants changed, instead of describing it in a direct message.
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Choose a note to pause at its timecode.
Sintel © Blender Foundation, under CC BY 3.0. Demo revisions include excerpts, a portrait crop and a color adjustment.
A review round, from start to finish.
A brand asks for a shorter product shot. It leaves a note at the shot, your editor uploads the new cut and everyone reviews the same version.
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Upload the draft
Put your video in a project before you send it for review.
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Ask for specific notes
Share the review link with the people who need to check captions, product shots or the edit.
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Review the final cut
Keep each revision in the project so you can check what changed before publishing.
Keep the next step clear.
Keep each sponsor's work together
Use a project for the collaboration, then add revised cuts to it. You can find the feedback without scrolling through an inbox.
Send a branded review
Studio includes Custom Branding, so the page can carry your logo and brand colors when you share work with a sponsor.
Before your first review.
Does this publish to social platforms?
Make the changes in your editor, then publish through your usual tools. GradeVideo is where you review the draft before it goes live.
Can the brand contact leave feedback for free?
Yes. Reviewers do not need a paid seat. Send them the review link with the access settings you choose.