Run a video review
Video review in Curtyn collects feedback on the frame, not in a group chat. Comments land at an exact timecode, and everyone reviews the same cut. This guide covers running a review from upload to sign-off.
You'll need a project and a video file in it. See “Upload and organize your media” if you haven't added one yet.
In this guide
Open a video in the review player
Select a clip to open it in the review player. The timeline runs along the bottom, and that is where every comment in this review will sit.
Comment on a frame
Pause on the frame you want to talk about and leave a comment. It attaches to that exact timecode, so there is no describing where in the cut you mean. The reviewer just clicks the marker.
Bring your reviewers in
Give the people who need to weigh in a seat as reviewers, or send a share link. Either way, everyone is looking at the same cut and the same set of comments.
For a client, a share link is usually enough. They can watch and comment without an account. The guide on sharing a project covers it.
Reply and resolve comments
Reply to a comment to ask a question or confirm a change. When a note is handled, mark it resolved. The list of open comments becomes your shot list of fixes for the next version.
Upload a new version
When the edit is updated, upload it as a new version of the same file. The comment history stays with it, so everyone sees what changed and why. The guide on file versions covers this in full.
Sign the cut off
When the feedback is in and addressed, mark the version approved. The review now has a clear, recorded outcome, and the cut everyone agreed on is the one on the latest version.