Films delivered beside the photos, and notes on the exact frame.
Upload films to the same gallery as the stills, with streaming playback on any connection. When a cut needs a review, clients leave timecoded notes you can drop straight onto your timeline.
In every plan. Exports: DaVinci Resolve EDL, Premiere XML, marker CSV and CSV.
Highlight film, v200:00:25:12TITLE: Ava and Theo highlight v2 FCM: NON-DROP FRAME 001 001 V C 00:00:06:04 00:00:06:05 00:00:06:04 00:00:06:05 |C:ResolveColorGreen |M:1. Emma: Hold on the first look a little longer? |D:1 002 001 V C 00:00:17:06 00:00:17:07 00:00:17:06 00:00:17:07 |C:ResolveColorRed |M:2. Emma: Crop out the exit sign on the left. |D:1
How a film review round works
Open a review on a video
Pick any gallery video as version 1 and set how many revision rounds the package includes.
Clients note the frame
In the review player they pause, step frame by frame, and leave a note at that timecode. They can draw on the frame to circle the spot.
You reply and resolve
Notes thread, so you can answer questions. Resolve each note as you fix it, then export the open ones as markers for your edit.
Post the next cut
Upload version 2. Earlier notes carry over, and the ones you resolved show as resolved in v2, so the client sees what changed.
Every version, side by side with its notes.
Rounds are counted when the client presses Send notes. Each round closes with a clear list, so nobody is answering scattered emails about "the bit near the end". Timecodes are non-drop-frame on the film's own timebase, which is what Resolve and Premiere expect by default.
Import the markers into DaVinci Resolve as timeline markers from an EDL, or open the Premiere XML as a sequence with the notes on it. A plain CSV is there for anything else.
Highlight film, v2Export notes: Resolve EDL, Premiere XML, CSV
Revision rounds that respect the contract.
Set the rounds a package includes. The client sees how many are left. When billing for extra rounds is on, a round past the limit creates a draft invoice through the normal invoice flow, at the price you set. When it is off, Semuko counts but never bills.
Rounds, notes and approvals sit on the same client record as the contract that promised them. The business side is covered on CRM for videographers.
Streaming delivery, private by default.
Each film is encoded into several qualities so playback adjusts to the viewer's connection, and served only to people who can open the gallery. Grid tiles get a poster frame and a short preview loop. With downloads on, clients can save a web MP4, or the original when you allow original-size downloads.
Need slideshows or reels too? Build gallery slideshows set to music you own the rights to, and short reels you can schedule to Instagram and TikTok from Semuko. Semuko never bundles third-party music.
What each plan includes
Video in galleries with streaming playback
- Essentials
- Included
- Studio Pro
- Included
- Agency Unlimited
- Included
Film review with frame-pinned notes
- Essentials
- Included
- Studio Pro
- Included
- Agency Unlimited
- Included
Resolve, Premiere and CSV exports
- Essentials
- Included
- Studio Pro
- Included
- Agency Unlimited
- Included
Included rounds and optional billing for extras
- Essentials
- Included
- Studio Pro
- Included
- Agency Unlimited
- Included
Gallery slideshows and reels
- Essentials
- Included
- Studio Pro
- Included
- Agency Unlimited
- Included
| Feature | Essentials$39.95/mo | Studio Pro$79.99/mo | Agency Unlimited$149.99/mo |
|---|---|---|---|
| Video in galleries with streaming playback | Included | Included | Included |
| Film review with frame-pinned notes | Included | Included | Included |
| Resolve, Premiere and CSV exports | Included | Included | Included |
| Included rounds and optional billing for extras | Included | Included | Included |
| Gallery slideshows and reels | Included | Included | Included |
Video counts toward your storage like photos do. Plans are billed monthly or yearly (10% off yearly). Every plan starts with a 30-day free trial that includes Galleries Pro. Full pricing
Questions studios ask
Can clients leave notes on an exact frame?
Yes. The review player steps one frame at a time, and every note is saved with its frame number and timecode on the film’s own frame rate. Clients can also draw on the frame.
Which editing apps can I export notes to?
DaVinci Resolve (timeline markers from EDL), Adobe Premiere Pro (Final Cut Pro 7 XML with sequence markers), a marker CSV, and a full CSV with replies and status.
Do extra revision rounds charge the client automatically?
Only if you turn on billing for extra rounds and set a price. Then a round past the included count creates a draft invoice you can review before sending.
Can I deliver photos and films in one gallery?
Yes. Films sit in sets next to photos, with poster frames in the grid and streaming playback when opened.
Does Semuko provide music for slideshows?
No. Semuko never bundles or streams third-party music. Upload a track you have the rights to, or use no music.
Related gallery features
Galleries for videographersFilm review rounds with frame-pinned notes, then streaming delivery.
Templates and design12 templates and 8 layouts, light and dark, in your fonts and colors.
Storage50 GB included, simple tiers, or your own bucket at no charge from Semuko.
Photo theft protectionWatermarks that vary per photo, invisible forensic marks and Trace a leaked photo.
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