DIRECT ANSWER
How does a WhalePoint short-form video project move from brief to delivery?
You share the brief and available materials first. WhalePoint then confirms the deliverables, price, revision allowance and delivery schedule in the quotation. Direct-client production begins after full payment and receipt of the required materials. You review the draft, submit consolidated feedback within the agreed scope and receive the approved final files.
1. Share The Brief And Materials
Explain what you want to promote, where the video will be used and your preferred timing. Send the product information, images, footage, logo, final wording and references available for review.
2. Confirm The Quotation
The quotation confirms the production type, deliverables, total price, required formats, revision allowance and delivery schedule. For direct-client projects, full payment is required before production begins.
3. Production And Internal Review
WhalePoint produces the agreed content and reviews it internally before sending the draft. The production method depends on the service, source materials and confirmed scope.
4. Customer Review And Revisions
Review the draft against the confirmed brief and send consolidated feedback. The included revision allowance is stated in the quotation. Additional concepts, major creative changes, substantial rework or requests outside the agreed scope may be quoted separately.
5. Final Delivery
Approved final content is delivered in the formats confirmed for the project. Editable or source files are not included unless agreed in writing.
How Long Does Production Take?
Standard small-volume projects typically target one to three business days after payment, the brief and all required materials are complete. Bulk, multi-page and more complex work is scheduled separately. The quotation provides the applicable timing for the specific project.