What information does the production team need?

The audience, learning objective, scope, subject contact and current status of the script and source material.

Are captions and graphics included?

Only if you agree them as part of the scope. Specify formats, languages and review responsibilities.

Assign a subject expert and review stages before recording or publication.

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Align scripting, recording and post-production with the audience, learning objective and subject review.

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An unclear audience
Without a shared learning objective, scripting, presenting and design lack a common starting point.
Additional outputs
Captions, graphics and language versions need an explicitly agreed scope.
Subject feedback
Late changes can affect recording and post-production. Review responsibilities and stages need to be established.

Find suitable freelancers
Use CueFlow to find freelancers for the agreed production tasks and request their availability. Describe individual modules and handovers so that each contribution remains clear.
Request dates
Check displayed availability and request the time window you need.
Agree changes
Discuss changes to timing, location and scope with the freelancers involved.

Establish the context
For learning videos and digital learning content, everyone involved needs a shared understanding of the audience and learning objective. A subject expert should review terminology, examples and statements. Record which script version is approved for recording and who authorises changes.
Agree the tasks
Describe the tasks required, such as presenting, camera, sound, editing or animation. Include captions, graphics and additional language versions explicitly in the scope if you need them. Also agree who supplies source material and which output formats are required.
Plan review and handover
Plan subject reviews at useful handover points, such as before recording and after the first edit. Decide who collects feedback and how corrections will be identified. A production assignment alone does not establish teaching quality or compliance with particular accessibility requirements.

What information does the production team need?: The audience, learning objective, scope, subject contact and current status of the script and source material.
Are captions and graphics included?: Only if you agree them as part of the scope. Specify formats, languages and review responsibilities.
Who checks factual statements?: Assign a subject expert and review stages before recording or publication.

Find suitable freelancers and agree the dates you need.

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