Creative Force for Workflows
Welcome to the world of Creative Force! This course is designed to walk you step-by-step through the process of getting your Creative Force instance set up and operational.
Daniel Jester
Creative Force Chief Evangelist
Daniel Jester is an experienced creative production professional who has managed production teams, built and launched new studios, and produced large-scale projects. He’s worked in-house at brands like Amazon, Nordstrom, and Farfetch as well as commercial studios like CONVYR. Creative-minded, while able to effectively plan for and manage a complex project, he bridges the gap between spreadsheets and creative talent.
This course is for those who will serve as the administrators of their studio's Creative Force account. As an admin, you’ll be responsible for working with members of the Creative Force team to get your account configured to the needs of your studio as well as integrating Creative Force into your creative operations. You will also have full access permissions in your Creative Force account, making you the primary contact point within your studio to update style guides, workflows, personnel information, and locations, or make any other changes to your account.
As a Creative Force Admin, you’ll be one of the primary drivers bringing that new way of working to your studio.
That process requires taking your current, physical creative operations and translating them into a digital version inside Creative Force. This is actually a healthy exercise because it forces you and your teams to ask fundamental questions about your ways of working and why you do the things you do.
This course will walk you through part of that process. As you advance through the course, you will simultaneously be building out your Creative Force account. As part of this course, you’ll be required to do the following:
At the end of the course, you’ll have your workflows built to direct Creative Force to where and to whom to send your assets at different stages of the creative production process.
Upon completing this course, you will receive a certificate of completion you can share on LinkedIn or anywhere else you feel like sharing your accomplishment!
Introduction to Your Worksheet
How It Works
Our Recommendation
About This Section
Lesson Objectives
Worksheet Activity: Workflow Questionnaire
Workflows vs. Style Guides
Planning the Journey of Your Assets
Navigating to Workflow Settings
Client Selection
Workflow Name
Production Type(s)
Visual Settings
How Color Reference Works
Orbitvu Connection
Color Reference Availability
Color Reference Option: Request From First Production Type
Color Reference Option: Request From Specific Production Type
Color Reference Option: Request from Product Type
Color Reference for External Post
Visual Settings Use Case
Activity: Configure Your Workflow Settings
Reminder: Mark Your Tasks Complete
Lesson Objectives
Managing Photography Workflows
Production Type Settings
Defining Final Selections
Final Selection Workflows
Final Selection by Photography
Final Selection by Position
Final Selection by Web
Activity: Configure Final Selection
Defining Photo Review
Photo Review Settings
Photo Review with Daniel Jester
Activity: Configure Photo Review
Defining the Cut-Off Step
Activity: Configure the Kelvin Cut-Off Step
Reminder: Mark Your Tasks Complete
Lesson Objectives
Managing Post-Production Workflow
Production-Type Level Settings
Selecting a Post-Production Workflow
Activity: Selecting a Post-Production Workflow
Vendor Selection
Bypass External QC
Separate Mapping
Auto QA Overview
Auto QA Override
Bypass Internal QC
Variants Overview
Fan-Out Step
Maintain File Names for Final Delivery
Activity: Configure Post-Production Settings
Reminder: Mark Task Complete
Lesson Objectives
Navigating to Asset Delivery
Selecting a Delivery Option
Delivering Non-Selects
Activity: Configure Asset Delivery
Reminder: Mark Your Tasks Complete