Using your boards
What the Studio pick means
The Studio pick tag marks the picture the studio would choose, with the reason, but it's only a suggestion and you can always choose differently.
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Where you see it
- On production boards, a Studio pick tag sits on one picture of each shot. Open it to see "Studio pick:" and the reason.
- Some groups of pictures have a Studio recommendation line above them.
- On boards with choices, like directions and people, our pick says "(Recommended)" with a reason.
How we choose
Every picture is checked against your real product photos before you see it. The studio pick is one that passed that check, and the one we'd start with.
Your call
It's only a suggestion, and you can always choose differently. Keep, Change or Skip any picture, the studio pick included, and tell us why in a note. Your notes steer the next round. See writing good notes.
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- Using a boardOn a board, choose Keep to use a picture as it is, Change to remake it with your note, or Skip to drop the idea, then press Send when you're done.
- Step 4, production roundsIn production the studio makes your pictures one asset type at a time, and on each board you keep, change or skip them and choose what happens next.
- Step 3, direction and castPick a creative direction (or several, when your order has enough lifestyle shots) and one to three people, then choose Lock my picks or Show me another round with your notes.