Video Review With Timestamped Comments
Clients pin feedback to the exact timestamp, you stop decoding vague emails, and one click compiles the changes into an edit plan.
'The bit near the middle feels slow' is not a note you can edit from. Video review gives clients a player where a comment attaches to the exact moment they were watching, so 'slow' becomes 'slow at 2:41'.
How does the review flow work?
Upload a cut and share one link. The client watches, clicks anywhere on the timeline, and types. Each note lands in a list with its timestamp, you resolve them as you edit, and the whole thread stays attached to the project. Frame.io charges around £12 a month for this and lives in a separate account your client has to learn.
What is the one-click edit plan?
When the notes are in, one click compiles the open changes into a structured edit plan for the desktop editor: which clips, which timecodes, what the client asked for. The gap between feedback and a new cut gets measured in minutes of setup rather than an evening of transcription.
Frequently asked questions
Do clients need an account to comment?
No. The review link works on its own, which is most of why clients actually use it.
Can I run several review rounds?
Yes. Resolved notes stay in the history, so round two builds on round one instead of repeating it.
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