HOW TO WORK WITHIN OUR FOLDER STRUCTURE

This guide provides a comprehensive overview of the folder structure adopted at Wenneker, designed with the post-production department in mind. The foundation of our organizational system is arranged both logically and chronologically, mirroring the typical lifecycle of a project. While we've tailored this setup to broadly accommodate the needs of all post-production personnel, we acknowledge the possibility of exceptions. This structure is the culmination of years of accumulated expertise and best practices within our team.

Enclosed is a visual representation of our standardized project folder structure:

WENNEKER'S STANDARD PROJECT FOLDER ORGANIZATION

01_INPUT

<aside> 📂 This our central hub for managing client inputs. This folder is designed to streamline the workflow for post-production professionals by organizing all client-provided materials. These materials range from project briefings to reference images.

It’s important to note that while this folder houses initial inputs, it does not contain assets directly used in production. Should any content from this folder be needed for your work, please ensure it is transferred to the appropriate subfolder within the ASSETS directory.

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• 01_DOCS: This is where you’ll find all documents related to project briefings and inputs from the client, including PDFs, Keynotes, and PowerPoints. If a briefing is not here always check the dropbox folders of the projects
• 02_MUS (3D Department Only): Contains materialization information crucial for 3D object creation.
• 03_PGD (3D Department Only): This folder is designated for icons and textures specific to 3D objects, aiding in the detailed development of 3D models.
• 04_CAD (3D Department Only): Houses CAD (Computer-Aided Design) models provided by the client, serving as a technical foundation for 3D projects.
• 05_FONTS: A collection of fonts that will be used throughout the project. Ensuring consistency in visual communication.
• 06_REFS-FROM-CLIENT: Here, all reference materials sent by the client, including stills and videos, are organised. This repository aids in aligning the production output with the client’s vision and expectations.