If you want to mark that the comment applies to a range of time or a sequence, you can always add a timestamp for the end point. Enter your comment in the box, and voila, you are on your way to providing accurate feedback. When you are in the Screening Room for a project, start playing the video and pause it where you want to make a comment.Ĭlick the stopwatch icon above the comment field to grab the current timecode. How comment timecodes work in ScreenLightĪdding a comment with a frame-specific timestamp is easy. This will help you finish projects faster so that you can spend more time doing what you love instead of chasing down feedback. Time-coded commenting will help you and your collaborators reach consensus and ensure that there is a common understanding of what needs to get done in order to move the production to the next step. You'll get precise feedback and you'll know exactly what the comments refer to because they will be clearly marked on the timeline. ScreenLight solves this problem by providing a centralized place where your collaborators can privately review videos and provide frame accurate time-coded comments alongside each video. Things can get confusing fast as the number of people and comments grows.
This creates new problems because now you are dealing with a growing email thread and a ticking clock. Instead you take a deep breath, send back an email and WAIT for clarification. You want to cry "which shot of you, and where in the video!!" Getting precise feedback is one of the greatest challenges when collaborating on a video production.Īs a video pro, I'm sure you've had to deal with reviewers providing vague feedback like:
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