Source-material review
Identify the recordings, permitted uses and moments to consider. Keep enough context to avoid changing what the speaker actually said.
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Make your existing footage easier to discover.
Long interviews, speeches and event recordings can become concise social clips. Start with footage you have permission to use, then agree the editing brief, publishing scope and reporting method.
Request a scoped quote anthony@election.orgCustom quote. Availability and deliverables confirmed before work begins.
Confirm what is included, what is not and who approves it.
Identify the recordings, permitted uses and moments to consider. Keep enough context to avoid changing what the speaker actually said.
Agree duration, aspect ratios, captions, thumbnails and the number of versions. Editing and revisions must be explicitly included in the quote.
Confirm channels, publishing accounts, approvals and campaign dates. Do not assume every platform or account is included.
Define a counted view, the reporting source and whether repeat views are included. Views are not the same as unique audience reach.
Share source links, permissions and the formats you need, rather than uploading large files to an inquiry.
Confirm the deliverables, contextual accuracy, review rounds, distribution and view definition.
Approve the included work before publication and compare reporting against the agreed measurement method.
Not necessarily. A platform may count repeat views or use a short viewing threshold. The quote should name the source and counting method instead of treating a view target as unique reach.
Do not assume it is. Specify source length, clip count, captions, formats and revision rounds so the written scope distinguishes editing from distribution.
Only after the relevant permissions and intended use are confirmed. A public URL alone does not establish permission to reuse, edit or distribute someone else's footage.
Tell Anthony what you need, your timeline and what is ready. Pricing and availability are confirmed in a written quote.
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