How to turn client feedback into actionable revisions

Separate factual corrections, brand preferences and story changes before requesting a new version.

Start with a clear direction

Convert each comment into a specific instruction. Resolve conflicting comments with the approver, then group changes that concern the same scene.

Put it into your edit

Open your edit and find the moment you want to change. Describe the new result in the revision chat. Select an editable element when the preview offers it, and include exact replacement wording for text changes.

An instruction to make your own

Use this direction for my video: Convert each comment into a specific instruction. Resolve conflicting comments with the approver, then group changes that concern the same scene. A new render is a draft for approval. Keep track of which version the client actually reviewed.

Check the detail that matters

A new render is a draft for approval. Keep track of which version the client actually reviewed.

Keep the next change focused

Name the moment, say what should change and describe what you want to keep. For a title, supply the replacement words. For pacing, identify the shot that needs more or less time. Play the surrounding sequence after the revision to hear and see how the change fits.

Questions, answered.

How do I apply this in Shorty?

Open your edit and find the moment you want to change. Describe the new result in the revision chat. Select an editable element when the preview offers it, and include exact replacement wording for text changes.

What should I look for in the result?

A new render is a draft for approval. Keep track of which version the client actually reviewed.

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