Have an idea for an AI video or a set of campaign images, but are unsure how to describe the work? Start by posting a production brief on the AigcSDM Marketplace. The process is straightforward once you take it one step at a time.
Create an account and sign in
Register and sign in first. You do not need every detail before you start, but have a basic direction: what you need, who it is for, a rough budget, and when you need it. That makes the form much easier to complete.
Open the posting form
After signing in, use the “Post a Project” button at the upper right of the home page. You can also go to your personal center, open “My Requests,” and choose the same action. Take a moment to organize the brief before sending it.
Fill in the five essential fields
Make the title direct, such as “30-second product launch video” or “A set of e-commerce product images.” In the description, explain the use case, desired style, available materials, references, and expected deliverables. Then choose a category, add a budget range and preferred timeline, and publish. If you are unsure about the budget, give a range instead of leaving a vague “open to offers.”
Use the AI assistant to draft the brief
The AI assistant sits at the lower right of the page. Tell it about your product, whether you need video or images, and where the work will be used. It can help break down the request, turn your idea into a usable description, and apply it to the form. Read the result before publishing. Only you can confirm the budget, schedule, source materials, and quantity of deliverables.
Review proposals and samples
After posting, production teams can send proposals and samples based on your brief. A formal post may also go through review, order confirmation, or bidding display steps, depending on what the page shows. Do not compare price alone. Look at the team's work, schedule, scope, and the quality of its communication.
Exchange contacts after choosing a team
Once you choose a team, follow the page instructions to exchange contact details and handle the contract, payment, materials, and delivery details offline. Do not place phone numbers, email addresses, or messaging IDs directly in a bid. The platform may block them.
Leave a review when the project is complete
When the work is done, return to the marketplace and review the team's delivery and collaboration. Honest reviews help later clients make decisions and help reliable teams build a record. Your first brief does not need fancy wording. A clear request is enough to get useful proposals.
