A disciplined process makes ambitious creative work more consistent, more understandable, and more useful.
AI assistance can speed up exploration. It does not replace review, direction, or honest communication about the limits of a deliverable. These are our production review standards and the expectations we aim to establish when scoping a project, not a guarantee that every service or output is identical.
Check face, costume, proportions, accessories, and recognizable details against approved references. Document which traits cannot change.
Make scene intent, shot relationships and character locations understandable from panel to panel and across a sequence.
Review the specific errors a client identifies, protect the approved elements, and avoid gratuitous changes outside the brief.
When video is in scope, plan duration, aspect ratio, scene order, transition points and key visual locks before final output.
Confirm dimensions, formats, source-file availability and agreed usage. Commercial rights and ownership terms must be documented for each project.
Disclose material AI assistance and explain the production process when quoting a project. Avoid making unsupported guarantees about copyright or exclusivity.
Agree on the audience, reference materials and intended result.
Clarify price, turnaround, rounds of revision and rights before commencing.
Develop approved concepts and refine against the agreed brief.
Check details, finish the agreed revisions and validate deliverable specs.
Supply files in the agreed formats with the agreed usage terms.
It is an outline of our intended quality-control process, not a promise of a particular legal outcome, fixed timeline or unlimited revisions. Project-specific terms are defined in writing before work starts.