Source scope
The material we start with.
Agreed together.- ✓ Approved assets and usage rights
- ✓ Source duration and supported inputs
- ✓ One clear audience and message
- ✓ Handling requirements agreed first
Define the production. Then scope the pilot.
A pilot begins with an agreed job. Availability, usage limits and pricing are confirmed separately.
In development · Interactive examples use fictional dataCreative scope
The candidates we need to review.
Let’s define it.- ✓ Opening and caption directions
- ✓ Required destination formats
- ✓ Candidate and revision limits
- ✓ A named creative owner
Handoff scope
The decision and the deliverable.
Agreed together.- ✓ Review rounds and approval context
- ✓ Output and naming requirements
- ✓ Usage notes and next owner
- ✓ Commercial terms confirmed separately
What affects the scope?
| Factor | What to establish | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Source material | Asset types, duration and rights | The work starts with content the team may use. |
| Versions and formats | Candidate count and destination frames | Each version needs a reviewable purpose. |
| Review process | Owners, rounds and approval criteria | A final deliverable needs a clear decision. |
| Processing and handling | Supported formats, capacity and storage terms | Availability and limits must be confirmed before use. |
Define the deliverableOne repeatable job.
One repeatable job.
A scope everyone can review.
A recurring production job needs more than a count of clips. Name the source, the purpose of each candidate, the formats and the decision that makes the package ready to hand over.
Production workspaceIllustrative data
EXAMPLE PROJECT
A decision on the right version.
Lead with the first action.
Type treatmentEditorial / sentence caseReview stateCandidate
No upload, rendering or approval service connected.The production details to agree.
| Part of the work | Question to resolve | Record to keep |
|---|---|---|
| Source ownership | Who can authorize use of the footage? | Source owner and permitted use |
| Input material | Which files and durations belong in the pilot? | Asset list and supported formats |
| Audience | Who should understand this piece? | One audience and a clear question |
| Message | What must stay constant across the set? | The core idea and required context |
| Opening directions | Which creative choices should differ? | Named candidates and intended differences |
| Caption treatment | Which type, placement and language need review? | Approved brand treatment and revision |
| Destination frames | Which aspect ratios need an explicit check? | Frame list and crop notes |
| Review responsibility | Who resolves contradictory comments? | Named owner and review criteria |
| Revision limits | How many rounds belong in the agreed scope? | Revision allowance and change process |
| Approval | What marks a candidate as ready for handoff? | Exact version and approval reference |
| Usage notes | What must the next owner know before publication? | Rights, context and restrictions |
| Final package | Which assets and records are delivered together? | File manifest and next owner |
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Describe the recurring job, the permitted inputs, the desired handoff and the person reviewing the outcome. Do not send passwords, confidential assets or payment details.
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