Slow Review Process?
stefgo
6 Apr 2010 15:16
@LUXOR
I had this idea before, but now I do honestly think that if we start with preferred review requests in the general P5 gallery we would only have more discussions, after those regarding keyword spamming and mis-categorization. The line between normal editorial content and urgent editorial content is often not only hard to draw but also very subjective. Fortunately, natural catastrophes do not occur every day...
The only way I could imagine a fast installation of highly newsworthy editorial content to work is that
-P5 create a separate platform, e.g. called P5 Editorial
-clips uploaded to this section do not get reviewed at all, nor is there any P5 tech support for those clips.
-a disclaimer saying that the clip is strictly (not maybe) for editorial use is automatically added, regardless of the content
-clips uploaded to the editorial section must not be uploaded to the general gallery, in order to avoid the abuse of the editorial section
-artists get disabled from uploading to the editorial section if customers repeatedly complain about their footage
In short words: P5 only provide the servers, the rest is our job. That might work.
Just my 2 cents.
Cheers,
Stefan
I had this idea before, but now I do honestly think that if we start with preferred review requests in the general P5 gallery we would only have more discussions, after those regarding keyword spamming and mis-categorization. The line between normal editorial content and urgent editorial content is often not only hard to draw but also very subjective. Fortunately, natural catastrophes do not occur every day...
The only way I could imagine a fast installation of highly newsworthy editorial content to work is that
-P5 create a separate platform, e.g. called P5 Editorial
-clips uploaded to this section do not get reviewed at all, nor is there any P5 tech support for those clips.
-a disclaimer saying that the clip is strictly (not maybe) for editorial use is automatically added, regardless of the content
-clips uploaded to the editorial section must not be uploaded to the general gallery, in order to avoid the abuse of the editorial section
-artists get disabled from uploading to the editorial section if customers repeatedly complain about their footage
In short words: P5 only provide the servers, the rest is our job. That might work.
Just my 2 cents.
Cheers,
Stefan
dnavarrojr
6 Apr 2010 17:41
I've sold a number of clips directly to news agencies in the past couple of months... So I am seeing a market here... There are a few sites dedicated to Editorial only footage, but I don't see them advertised much and most news agencies I've talked to are unaware of the sites.
So a dedicated site that does a HUGE advertising push to news agencies would be AWESOME.
So a dedicated site that does a HUGE advertising push to news agencies would be AWESOME.
khaledmaaa
8 Mar 2012 10:55
I uploaded and submitted some clips for review on 2012 Feb 5 haven't gotten approval why It takes All this Time ??
JADesign
17 Mar 2012 12:01
Compared to the 12 weeks from IS this is still really fast! That and after a month all your junk gets shoved to the back of the pack. I have been seeing adverts for P5 everywhere too. I like them!
suhail_inayat
17 Mar 2012 16:45
I uploaded an AE project and P5 approved in 7 hours :) .
vadervideo
17 Mar 2012 18:27
Patience... I have had stuff ready for several weeks... sometimes the curators are super busy.
JavierP5
19 Mar 2012 03:05
Hello Everyone
We had a very busy week @SXSW and it has slowed us down on the approval of clips but we will catch up this week with 3 curators working hard.
Thanks for your patience!
We had a very busy week @SXSW and it has slowed us down on the approval of clips but we will catch up this week with 3 curators working hard.
Thanks for your patience!
suhail_inayat
19 Mar 2012 17:33
Another AE project reviewed in approx 6 hours