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Pre-Production Process

Learn how the pre-production process works.

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Written by Megan Briggs
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Overview

Pre-production is where you set the stage for success. This is where scripts get drafted, talent gets sourced, and logistics are nailed down. It’s also your chance to align with the brand and lock in the creative vision before production kicks off.

How It Works

Here’s how the pre-production process typically unfolds:

1. Begin Pre-Production Services

You will begin working on pre-production services listed in the project brief. These services will be shows as "Ready to start"

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💡 Pro Tip: Check out our Production Resources to make pre-production services run smoother.


2. Upload for Brand Review

Once a service is ready, upload it to the platform so the brand can review.

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3. Brand Reviews & Requests Changes

The brand will leave feedback in the Brand Feedback section. If updates are needed, they’ll submit a “Request Changes.”

4. Revise & Resubmit

Incorporate the brand’s notes and upload an updated version. You may go through up to three rounds of revisions for each service.


⚠️ Warning: Keep all revisions and approvals within the platform. Work completed outside of QuickFrame Marketplace is not guaranteed to be paid out.


5. Final Approval

When the brand is satisfied, they’ll approve the service. After all services are approved, the project will automatically move into pre-production complete.

Service Status

Each Pre-Production service will show one of the following statuses:

  • No Action Needed: service does not need review.

  • Ready to Start: service is ready for you to begin working on.

  • Sent for Review: services have been submitted for Brand review.

  • Changes requested: the Brand has requested changes.

  • Completed: all pre-production services have been approved.


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