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Prepare the current cut
Export the version intended for this client decision.
Filmmaker client review
Run a client video review workflow for filmmakers from the first exported cut through timecoded feedback, resolved corrections, and final delivery.

Quick answer
Run a client video review workflow for filmmakers from the first exported cut through timecoded feedback, resolved corrections, and final delivery. GalleryDock organizes review of exported cuts and final delivery; it does not edit footage, manage production tasks, provide formal legal acceptance, or transfer comments into an editing timeline.
Workflow
Keep each handoff explicit so the client knows what to review and the filmmaker knows what happens next.
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Export the version intended for this client decision.
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Let the client pause and comment at the relevant moment.
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Keep follow-up questions in the same thread and track status.
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Check the corrected export and complete the final handoff.
Review focus
Ask for decisions that belong to the current export instead of collecting vague reactions across several channels.
Confirm the message and narrative order.
Review pacing, transitions, and shot choices.
Check speech, music, mix, and visual treatment.
Verify names, titles, logos, and calls to action.
Quality control
A reliable review needs a tested client path and an honest boundary around what the software does.
Open the client view on desktop and mobile, play the intended export, and check that the next action is clear without horizontal overflow.
Use client-facing language and state what kind of decision is needed in this round.
GalleryDock organizes review of exported cuts and final delivery; it does not edit footage, manage production tasks, provide formal legal acceptance, or transfer comments into an editing timeline.
Resolve every open point, verify the corrected export, and only then deliver or share the next version.



Comparison
Use this matrix to keep filmmaker client review specific, actionable, and tied to the current export.
| Approach | Best for | Tradeoff |
|---|---|---|
| Story | Narrative and message need client confirmation | Discuss the exact scene in context |
| Picture edit | Pacing, order, and transitions need clear notes | Keep the request attached to the saved time |
| Sound and look | Speech, music, and color need client-facing review | Use one shared cut instead of scattered messages |
| Graphics and delivery | Titles, logos, and the final handoff need verification | Close open items before delivery |
The company checks interview statements, lower thirds, brand message, and final call to action.
The couple comments on speeches, music transitions, and selected moments.
Product and marketing reviewers check detail shots, pacing, graphics, and end card.
Frequently asked questions
It is a repeatable path from an exported cut to contextual client notes, clarified decisions, completed corrections, and verified delivery.
No. Invited clients can review the export through the private gallery path.
Yes. Each note stays attached to the relevant moment while the wording explains which production decision needs attention.
Use open and completed status to separate unresolved requests from corrections that have been checked.
No. The filmmaker applies the agreed changes manually in the chosen editing application.
Yes. The branded gallery can support the review and the final client handoff.
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