Client Brief
What is a brief?
An overview of what is wanted/ expected of you. Offers you information about what is required.
Brief.
A brief is a document/ request outlining what needs to be produced- the requirements.
Types:
Formal- based on a schedule meeting between client and producer. Client outlines their requirements for the product. Written documentation is provided for the meeting setting out the rules and regulations to be followed. The meeting allows detail to be looked at and follow up meetings to be arranged. Also done by video conference.
- Advantage: detailed, every detail can be discussed
- Disadvantage: time consuming, initial meetings aren't paid
Informal- The client will discuss their requirements during a telephone call. There will be no documentation provided, with the client and the producer coming to a verbal agreement about the product to be produced.
- Advantage: quick
- Disadvantage: no documentation, no proof of agreements
Negotiated- The client and producer work together to develop a brief for the project and digital media product. Discussions take place where the various aims and objectives are agreed before anything is formally written down.
- Advantage: have input for the brief
- Disadvantage: time consuming, lots of back and forth
- Advantage: legally protected
- Disadvantage: cannot alter the agreement
- Advantage: variety of ideas and creativity
- Disadvantage: difficult for those pitching, there is more competition
- Advantage: good relationship
- Disadvantage: no input from your team, fixed
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