How do I share a video draft securely before client approval?
To share a video draft securely, send it through a gallery that is password protected, watermarked, and set to expire, with downloads disabled so the unfinished cut cannot leave the review.
To share a video draft securely, send it through a gallery that is password protected, watermarked, and set to expire, with downloads disabled so the unfinished cut cannot leave the review.
Drafts are where leaks and misunderstandings happen. A watermark makes it obvious that the cut is not final and discourages anyone from posting it. Disabled downloads mean the client watches in the browser rather than saving a file that might end up on a hard drive for years. Expiry closes the link once the round is done. A password stops the link from being useful if it is forwarded.
Feedback should live with the media, not in an email thread. Timecoded comments let the client point at the exact moment they mean.
DLVRD supports all of this in one place: enable the watermark and downloads switch off automatically, add a password and an expiry date, and let the client leave timecoded comments without logging in. When the film is approved, remove the watermark and the same gallery becomes the final delivery.
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