After your video has rendered, you can download the brand assets to integrate into your video project using your editing tool.
A friendly reminder that Sprites assets cannot be re-used. They are created for a specific video and can only be used in that specific video. If a creator has multiple videos eligible for the same brand campaign, they must upload each video separately to generate a unique set of sprites assets for each video.
Here's a quick interactive demo on how to download paid campaign video assets in your Rembrand account:
Alternatively, if you prefer to read, here are the written steps:
Log in to app.rembrand.com, go to the “My Library” section and find your recently uploaded video. In the action column click on “Download Sprites".
A "Review and Accept" box will open up. Click “DOWNLOAD” to begin downloading the brand assets to a zip file on your computer. Select where you want to save the zip file on your local drive.
Once the assets have downloaded, click on the zip file to access all asset files. The folder will be titled “final_vpp_output” and include several file assets to add to your video.
File names and descriptions are as follows:IntroAnimation.mov: Animation as the brand placement appears within the video scene
ExitAnimation.mov: Animation as the brand placement leaves the video scene
Disclosure.mov: Brand campaign disclosure to ensure viewers are aware of commercial relationships related to the content they are watching
MaskedPlacementNoAnimation.mov: Placement with occlusion mask applied, to account for a human or associated object that blocks the brand placement
Placement.png: Brand campaign object (poster or 3D object), no occlusion mask applied
Open your video editing tool and insert the assets into the video timeline. To meet the brand's requirements for the paid campaign, please follow these guidelines when adding assets to your video timeline:
Placement on YouTube: Must be visible on screen for a minimum of 90 seconds and start within the first 25% of the video. It does not have to be shown in one continuous shot.
Placement on YouTube Shorts & TikTok: Must be visible on screen for 40% of the total video length. The minimum length for short-form content is 20 seconds, which means at least 8 seconds should be dedicated to brand placement.
Disclosure banner: If required by the brand, must appear at the beginning of the insertion (placement) for 6-8 seconds. The need for a disclosure banner depends on the campaign. While some brands require a disclosure banner, others are satisfied with having the disclosure information included in the video description.
Intro animation: Must appear at the start of the placement asset for at least 3-10 seconds, unless otherwise specified by the brand.
Exit animation: Optional and can be used at your discretion, unless otherwise specified by the brand.
The order of placing assets in the video timeline is important and how you so will vary depending on the video editing tool you use, but typically follows this sequence:
1. Insert the placement or masked placement (if there is occlusion) overlay on top of the raw, unedited video. Remember! The placement overlay must be visible on screen for a minimum of 90 seconds and start within the first 25% of the video. It does not need to be present in one continuous shot, but must accumulate the total time throughout the video. After the required duration, you can remove the overlay from the video timeline.
2. Insert the intro and (if using) exit animation on top of the placement.
3. Place the disclosure on top of the animation.
After you insert the assets into your video project, don't forget to upload your final video for approval.
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