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Start in writing

Send the brief in writing.

Choose the lane. The form asks for the details that change scope, timing, rights, and files.

Business project brief

Send what is known. Missing inputs are confirmed in writing.

Optional when the project begins before a site exists.
Link the current site, brand files, source documents, or relevant folder.
Required pages, platforms, formats, or approvals.

If direct submission is unavailable, this prepares an email with the same details.

Need an initial site read?

Use the free AI-Search Assessment for a written twenty-two-check review before project scope.

Request the assessment

Stream or broadcast brief

Send the current frame and the system it has to work inside.

Optional for a new show. Send it when the current frame should be reviewed.
Link logos, color and type references, or existing overlays.
Known resolutions, aspect ratios, software packages, or file types.

If direct submission is unavailable, this prepares an email with the same details.

Need a frame review first?

Use the free Set Check for a written review of one screenshot or timestamped VOD frame.

Request the Set Check

Campaign production brief

Name the release moment and every place the work has to run.

Advertising, website, event screen, social, broadcast, presentation, or another named use.
Hero film, cutdowns, key art, event frames, titles, social crops, or other known outputs.
Link footage, product files, logos, scripts, music, or current campaign material.
State what must be created and what will be supplied.
Known media, territory, duration, talent, music, and source permissions.

If direct submission is unavailable, this prepares an email with the same details.

What counts as source material?

Footage, images, logos, product files, scripts, facts, music, talent permissions, and existing campaign material.

What comes back

The written reply follows one order.

Every response restates the outcome before it names a rate, so nothing is agreed by implication.

  1. 01

    The requested outcome

    Restated in one sentence so any misread surfaces immediately.

  2. 02

    Recommended scope

    The work that fits the outcome, and the source material still needed.

  3. 03

    Planned outputs

    The named files, routes, scenes, formats, or versions the project delivers.

  4. 04

    Timing and rate

    The timing range and the rate, or the published scope that matches.

  5. 05

    One next decision

    A single written question so the project can move without a meeting.

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