How do production companies deliver final files to clients?

Production companies deliver final files through a branded delivery gallery that groups every deliverable for a project in one place: the master, the cut-downs, the social versions, the stills, and whatever else the statement of work requires.

At this level the delivery is part of the client relationship. A marketing director who receives twelve files in a shared folder has to work out which is which. The same director opening a gallery with the hero film at the top, versions labelled by aspect ratio and duration, and a download-all option sees a company that has its act together.

Practical requirements matter too: multiple stakeholders on the client side need access without accounts, legal or brand teams may need password-protected review versions, and the agency needs to know when files have been collected.

DLVRD handles the whole cycle. Deliver the final set from one link, keep the gallery live for as long as the project needs it, and when the job is closed, move the delivered media into The Vault for long-term archive storage, available to paying subscribers, so your active storage stays free for the next production.