Separate files by source
Keep camera files, phone clips, audio, logos, captions, and references in separate folders. Avoid renaming files randomly if the original names help preserve camera order.
- Footage folder
- Audio folder
- Logo and brand assets folder
- Reference videos or examples
- Notes with timestamps and required deliverables
Write notes like an editor will read them
Use timestamps, file names, priorities, and platform requirements. Instead of saying make it pop, explain the intended audience, runtime, format, captions, music direction, and deadline.
The clearer the upload, the cleaner the edit process.


Gear links for this workflow.
These product links are managed from the BRV product JSON catalog so exact B&H Photo and Amazon URLs can be updated without touching the article template.
Samsung 2TB T7 Shield Portable SSD
Rugged portable SSD for field backups, client transfers, and post-production organization.
Portable SSDs keep project files organized from capture through edit, delivery, and archive.SanDisk 128GB Extreme PRO UHS-II SDXC Memory Card
Fast SD card option for high-resolution stills, 4K capture, and reliable on-set media handling.
Reliable media keeps production moving and lowers the risk of transfer or capture delays.Related Services
Relevant FAQ Pages
Article FAQ
Should I compress files before upload?
Avoid compression when possible. Send original files or the highest-quality export available.
Can I send references?
Yes. References are helpful when paired with notes explaining what you like about them.
Ready to turn the plan into production?
Send the date, service type, location, and deliverables you need. BigRichVisuals will help shape the next step.


