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DIGITAL COMPASS CREATIVE STUDIOS LIMITED

Our Storyboarding Process

Contact us for a consultation meeting.

Reach out to discuss the nature of your project, establish the scope and confirm a timeline.
With these elements in place the studio can produce an official quotation. (Google Meets,Zoom or Phone)

Studio submits quotation

Quotations are submitted via email itemizing the components of the project. This is heavily influenced by the scope, quality (detail) and timeline allotted to projects. Submissions reflect any information received up until that point.

Down payment & Mobilization

Down Payments or Mobilization Fees are necessary for all projects. Project scope and duration are just 2 key factors in determining which protocol is triggered. Typically projects require a 50% down payment.

Production of Storyboard

Production on the storyboard begins as soon as the payment is made. This is confirmed in a brief follow up meeting that outlines the objectives especially in the coming days/weeks.

Draft 1

This is typically the rough drafts and representations of the intended direction for the storyboard.

Draft 2

This is where the feedback is critical. At this stage the draft begin to resemble the final. Heavy discussion occurs at this stage which may see draft (2b, 2c, 2d etc) as fine tuning stages.

Draft 3

At this stage we assess the progress made and give final thoughts on tweaks and fine tuning. Any heavy changes beyond this point automatically incurs additional costs which will be reflected in the closing invoice.

Delivery of final files.

Delivery of the final files occur when confirmation of the intended final payment date is secured. All final JPEGs or PNGs will be packaged and delivered via Google Drive or any other preferred secure cloud sharing platform of your choice.

PSDs or formats that retains the original layers and brushworks are available by request only. In the case of print ready PSDs or PDFs, this should be indicated at the consultation phase. This incurs an additional cost and is typically discussed in the per-quotation phase.

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