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Harbor Lane · Studio

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Sun 13 Sep · vs same weekday last year: Sun 14 Sep 2025

Today Yesterday 7 days 28 days This month Last month 90 days 12 months

Previous period Last year

What the studio made in this period, where the work came from, what it cost to run and how often it came back. It is written to be printed: the figures first, then the reasons, then the same period set against the one before it.

Files delivered

Job board

0

— no change vs same weekday last year

Briefs in

Job board

0

— no change vs same weekday last year

Cuts approved

Job board

0

— no change vs same weekday last year

Every one of them by a person

Jobs finished

Job board

0

— no change vs same weekday last year

Under 8 in this period — too few to print a rate against

Brief to approval

Computed

0.0 h

— no change vs same weekday last year

Counted from when the brief landed, not from when work started

Credits spent

Image & video models

0

— no change vs same weekday last year

Runs on each line times what a run costs. Illustrative.

What the period came to

0 files went out against 0 briefs, and Social Hub opened 0 of them.
Moving work is 0 per cent of the files and 0 per cent of the credits. One reel costs what nine stills cost, which is the whole shape of this page.
0 of 0 approvals needed no second round; 0 took 3 or more. Those are the briefs worth rewriting, not the renders.

Files delivered

Everything that came off a production line and was handed to whoever asked for it, day by day.

Job board

Where the work came from

Briefs opened in this period, by the department that opened them.

Job board

Social Hub
00%
SEO Radar
00%
Spend Desk
00%
Marketplace
00%
Hand brief
00%

Four of these five are another department handing work over. A studio whose briefs all come from inside the building is one the rest of the company has stopped asking.

What was made

Files delivered in this period, by the kind of surface they were cut for.

Job board

Social
00%
Marketplace
00%
Paid
00%
Print
00%
Web store
00%

Counted by where a file was going, not by what made it. One reel and one marketplace still are both one file here, and the credits table below is where the difference between them shows up.

Rounds, returns and credits

Why the month cost what it cost

How many rounds it took

Of everything approved in this period, how much went through without being sent back.

Computed

Rounds	Jobs	Share
One round	0	0%
Two rounds	0	0%
3 or more	0	0%

The last row is the one worth acting on. A second round is a studio correcting itself; a third means the brief was wrong, and the fix is upstream with whoever wrote it rather than on a production line.

Why work came back

Every round that was sent back in this period, by the rule or the person that sent it.

Brand rulebook

Reason	Times	Share
Wrong shape for the surfaceThe cut came back in a shape the surface does not take, or one a crop cannot rescue.	0	—
Headline under the furnitureType sitting where the platform draws its caption, its buttons or its account bar.	0	—
A note from a personNothing failed. Somebody wanted it different, which is what the round is for.	0	—
Origin named, never impliedA blend described in single-origin language, in a caption or on a pack.	0	—
A promise about a bodyThe same list Customer Voice and the Social Hub check. It stops the work wherever it is going.	0	—
Product too small in the frameA marketplace main image where the product does not fill what the channel asks.	0	—
Not enough pixelsUnder a channel's floor, or under the press's resolution at the size it is laid out.	0	—
Outside the licenceA face or a photograph used somewhere its licence does not reach. The rarest and the most expensive.	0	—

Nothing was sent back in this period.

What it cost to run

Runs on each production line, and what a run on that line costs.

Image & video models

Line	Runs	Minutes each	Credits each	Credits
Stills	0	2	4	0
Motion	0	14	38	0
Copy	0	1	1	0
Type & layout	0	1	—	0
Total				0

Runs are counted from where each file was going: the moving surfaces run the motion line, the rest run stills, and every file has its words drafted and its type set whatever made the picture. Type and layout costs nothing because it is not a model — it is the layout engine that sets the headline over the render, which is also why a headline can be moved without paying for the picture again. Credits and minutes are illustrative.

Against the period before it

Sun 13 Sep · against Sun 14 Sep 2025

Computed

Files delivered
0no change
Briefs in
More work arriving is not a better or a worse month, so this one is not coloured.
0no change
Through on the first round
0 finished jobs in this period, under the 8 it takes before a rate means anything.
too few to say—
Brief to approval
0.0 hno change
Sent back
0no change
Took 3 rounds or more
The row to read first: a third round is a brief that was wrong, not a render that was.
0no change
Credits spent
Spending more because more was made is not a worse month; the figure is here to be read beside the one above it.
0no change