For Liam · the hand-in
Eight excerpts, one email. Paste a link (Drive, Dropbox, WeTransfer — anything) or just a timecode per film; if you go timecodes, grant download access on the Vimeo account and we pull them ourselves. The one rule: 6–8 seconds, a single unbroken camera move — no cuts, no ramps, no titles. Full spec on the directions page; how the demo works on the demo page.
The checklist
Prefer to just text? Timecodes in a message work fine — e.g. "Odus Ep1, 01:12–01:19".
What happens next · and where you'll see it
Nothing goes public on your word. Here's the exact path from the excerpts you send to a live site, with your sign-off as the gate in the middle.
The eight excerpts above — one email, or timecodes plus Vimeo access. That's your whole part.
Each film gets sliced into ~180 frames and dropped into the scroll-scrub engine you already scrolled in the demo — on your chosen homepage and on the matching format page (VW on Commercials, Odus on Venue, Diageo on Short-Form, and so on). Every page re-checked against the speed bar it holds today.
We update this same preview site — 93m.sellmyservice.com.au — with your real footage in place of the demo, and send you the links. You scroll the actual pages, on your phone, and tell us what to change. The whole site stays hidden from Google the entire time.
Once you're happy, it ships to ninethreemedia.com. The demo bed disappears; your cinematography is the site's motion. Change a film later? Send a new excerpt and we swap it.
Where it lives while you review
93m.sellmyservice.com.au — your private preview. No email gate, no login, nothing indexed by Google. The public site (ninethreemedia.com) doesn't change until you say go.