Give feedback students can find
Attach the critique to a moment in the video. Use a drawing when you need to point to framing or a detail within the shot.
Put the feedback on the frame.
Review film assignments, class projects and campus videos with comments that show students which moment needs work.
Compare plans
Turn a critique into a clear next edit.
Play the sample, then select an instructor's note to jump to its moment in the clip. Students can see the shot being discussed before making the revision.
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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.
An instructor leaves a note on a jump cut. The student revises the sequence and brings both versions to the next critique.
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Set up the project
Group videos by assignment or production, with access managed by the school.
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Review the work
Leave comments at the frame you want to discuss, from an audio cue to an edit.
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Discuss the revision
Compare the next version with the earlier cut and use the notes to guide the critique.
Keep the next step clear.
Discuss the revision in class
Keep the first submission and its revised cut in the same project. Compare them during a critique and discuss how the edit changed.
Set access before sharing student work
Choose who receives review links and manage access through the school. Obtain the permissions your school needs before uploading student recordings.
Before your first review.
Is this a learning management system?
Use your existing learning system for enrollment, grades and assignment administration. GradeVideo provides the video review and feedback workflow.
What should a school check before using it?
Review the Privacy Policy, Terms of Service, student permissions and your school's data requirements. A school administrator must authorize access; children under 13 must not create accounts.
Schools manage access and required permissions for student work. Read our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service before adding students or sharing their content.