Here are four points describing the remote collaboration process between a wedding videographer and an editor
1. Getting Started / Material Exchange:
Provide references: Please share examples of work that illustrate your desired style, color grading, pacing, and sound design.
Upload footage: Upload your raw video files, audio, and any additional files to your chosen file-sharing service (My Air Bridge, File Transfer, etc.) and complete the contact form on our website. This notifies us of the upload, providing the download link and any important additional information (e.g., timestamps of key moments, stylistic preferences).
2. Project Discussion:
Using our website or another convenient communication method (e.g., video chat, messenger), the videographer and editor discuss their vision for the final product. This includes video length, style, music selection, and which moments should be highlighted. This step is crucial for clarifying all details to avoid misunderstandings and achieve optimal results.
3. Editing and Feedback:
The editor downloads the materials from the file-sharing service and edits the video according to the agreed-upon specifications. During the editing process, the editor can utilize comment or annotation features on the website to communicate with the videographer—for example, to clarify details or show the progress of the work.
4. Review and Approval:
The editor uploads the completed video to the website (a link will be provided only to you) for convenient viewing. Please review the finished video and provide feedback on any final adjustments needed. After approval, you will receive the final product in your preferred format via the website or file-sharing service. Final payment is then due.