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Before filming, the script is agreed between you and the creator. Reviewing it early prevents reshoots later.

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Who provides the script

The script can come from you or from the creator. You choose:
  • You provide it. Write a script, generate one with AI, or upload a file on the video page, then approve it. The creator follows your approved script, and the scripting phase is complete.
  • The creator provides it. Wait for the creator to join and read your brief. They write, generate, or upload their own script and submit it for your review.
Look for Pending Approval on the Scripts column of the campaign page, or a script waiting on the video page.

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Review the script

  1. Open the video page.
  2. Open the Script section.
  3. Read the script and compare it to your brief.

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Approve

If the script is right, approve it. The video moves to Filming, and the creator follows the approved script.

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Request changes

If something is off:
  1. Choose Request edit.
  2. Select Script as the type.
  3. Describe what you want changed — be specific.
  4. Send. The status becomes Changes Requested and the creator revises and resubmits.
Script edits before approval are free. There is no fixed limit on revision rounds, but clear, complete feedback in one message gets you there faster. Once a script is approved, changing it becomes a paid edit, with a price based on the video type.

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Why approve the script carefully

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Frequently asked questions

Yes. If you provide the script, you approve it so the creator follows it. If you leave it to the creator, they submit their own and you review it before filming.
Ask for changes. Mention the dialect, tone and any example phrases. You can also add them to the video brief for next time.
Yes. Use the project chat to clarify before you approve or request changes. See Chat with your creators.