Studio round trip
The Studio round trip opens a brand asset in the Studio with its brand's look beside it, and brings the result back into review, then onto the brand kit. Pictures open in the Image Studio. Videos open on a Graphics Studio canvas.
Where it lives
Open in Studio on:
- a card in the brand portal, for a picture or a video;
- an artwork or video asset on a title's Assets tab.
Make from a brand asset
- Press Open in Studio.
- From a title's Assets tab, choose what it Comes back as: A new breakout in its family or A new version of this asset. From the brand portal it comes back as a breakout.
- Name the breakout. It starts as the asset's name with "(Studio)".
- Press Open the Studio.
A picture opens in the Image Studio with the nearest brand's colours and heading typeface. A video becomes a new Graphics Studio canvas, with the video as its input.
Bring it back
- Make your take. In the Image Studio, commit it.
- In Bring it back, for a video, choose The result from the canvas. Check again reads the canvas's results again.
- Press Bring it back.
What happens next:
- Into its review: the result enters the review chain that applies. See Review chains.
- Straight to the kit: tick Straight to the kit when you are the reviewer for every step of its chain and you publish to the portal. The steps are recorded in your name, and the result goes onto the kit.
- Filed: when no review chain applies, the result is filed as it arrives.
Once approved, the result arrives on its title's brand portal page by itself. See The brand portal.
Permissions
| Action | Permission | Held by default by |
|---|---|---|
| Open in Studio and bring it back | project.configure and project.view | Admin |
| Open a video on a canvas | also studio.edit | Admin |
| Straight to the kit | also brand.portal.publish, and being every remaining step's reviewer | Admin |
Rights
A breakout joins the asset's family, and the family's usage rights apply to it until it is given its own. A new version stays the same asset, under the same rights. See Asset families and usage rights.