Project Definitions

This article will provide a clear overview of the various project definitions and icons in Bliss Studio. You'll learn to interpret project statuses, understand the functions of the three-dot menu, and effectively manage your projects.

Who can benefit from this article:

1. Content Creators on Miss Bliss

Navigating to Projects

Go to Bliss Studio. From your Home Page, locate Bliss Studio (Right Side) > click Go To Bliss Studio. 

Project Icon Definitions

* This Icon indicates a Collaboration Project.

* This icon indicates a Personal Project.

* This icon indicates a Public Project.

* This Icon indicates a Private Project.

Project Table Overview

The tabs in this section quickly filters projects according to their current status:

• All - Displays all projects created on Miss Bliss. This will include personal and collaboration projects. 
• Current - Displays all projects with signed collaboration agreements, indicating their current status as either 'Ideation' or 'Publish'. 
• Potential - Displays collaboration projects actively seeking co-creators or those currently in negotiation for a collaboration agreement. 
• Draft - Displays saved draft projects that have not yet been finalized. 
• Archives - Displays deleted projects. Projects can be restored or permanently  deleted from the 3 dot menu.

• Title - Displays the project's title and cover photo for easy recognition.
• Creators - Displays the number of creators required for the project. (Max 4 co-creators).
• Requests - Displays the number of requests your project has received.
• Posts - Displays the number of posts submitted for a collaboration project.
• Publish Period - Displays the suggested publish period for unfinalized projects or the agreed upon publish period for finalized projects.
• Modified - Displays the last modified date of a project. This can also be filtered in ascending or descending order.
• Status - Displays the current status of a project: Collaboration, Agreement, Ideation, Publish, or Draft.

Project Publish Periods

There are 2 types of publish periods when creating projects:

1. Initial Publish Period - This is the proposed publish period set by the coordinating creator at the time of the project creation. It advises potential co-creators the intention of how long the project will be published on the platform.

2. Finalized Publish Period - This occurs during negotiation stage once co-creators have been selected. Upon mutual agreement the publish period is finalized to benefit all co-creators in the collaboration agreement.

Project Revenue Split

Revenue split percentages are initially suggested by the coordinating creator in the project listing. Once a collaboration is finalized, all involved creators will mutually agree upon and confirm the split in a formal collaboration agreement. Transparent and respectful negotiation is encouraged to ensure a fair distribution of revenue based on each creator's contributions and expertise.

Shoot Date - "I'm Flexible"

When creating a project, you can specify a preferred shoot date. For added flexibility, however the "I'm flexible" option can be selected to indicate that you're open to negotiating the date within a reasonable timeframe. 

Project's 3 Dot Menu

The 3 dot menu provides additional features and functions for each project. The specific options available will vary based on the project type (collaboration or personal, public or private) and your role as a coordinating or co-creator. 

What's Next:

Creating Successful Collaborations Guide

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