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How to request a specific video revision in Shorty
RevisionsName the moment, the change and what should stay. A targeted instruction is easier to review than a general request for improvement.
How to revise a video title while keeping the edit’s direction
RevisionsSupply the exact replacement title and explain the visual choices that should remain.
How to request a caption placement change
RevisionsIdentify the caption and the subject it obscures, then describe a clearer position.
How to request a different opening shot
RevisionsName the supplied shot you want first and explain what should follow it.
How to give useful feedback about video pacing
RevisionsDescribe where the edit feels rushed or repetitive and which action needs more time.
How to update an event date in a video edit
RevisionsProvide the exact new date and identify every title or closing message that needs updating.
How to replace an unhelpful shot in an edit
RevisionsChoose a replacement from the supplied material that serves the same story purpose more clearly.
How to turn client feedback into actionable revisions
RevisionsSeparate factual corrections, brand preferences and story changes before requesting a new version.
What can you select and revise inside a video preview?
RevisionsSelection depends on how the edit was built. Exposed titles or graphics may be editable, while an object inside a flattened clip may not be a separate layer.
How to compare a first cut with its revision
RevisionsCompare the requested change first, then review the rest of the sequence for unintended differences.
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