So, you've crafted your web series or web movie masterpiece, and Sparkk TV is calling your name? Fantastic! Now, before you click "send" and unleash your creation into the digital void, let's ensure your files arrive safely and smoothly. This guide will navigate you through the file transfer process, ensuring your work reaches the Sparkk TV team in pristine condition.
Your File Transfer Toolbox:
Sparkk TV offers three reliable options for sending your submission files:
Dropbox: The familiar file-sharing platform. If you have an account, use it! Just share your files and copy the link for sending. For uploads exceeding 100MB, consider zipping your files first.
WeTransfer: This free service allows transfers up to 2GB. Zipping your files is recommended for convenience,but not mandatory. Remember to send the full transfer link, not just the short version.
Wormhole: For larger submissions, Wormhole shines. It handles up to 10GB of files, ideal for those with multiple episodes or high-resolution visuals. However, unlike the other options, zipping your files is not possible with Wormhole.
Choosing the Right Tool:
Consider your file size and comfort level when selecting a service. If you're unsure, feel free to ask the Sparkk TV support team for guidance. They're happy to help!
The Golden Rule: Links, Links, Links!
No matter which service you choose, always send the full transfer link in your email reply to the Sparkk TV support team. They need access to download your files seamlessly. Sharing just the short link might lead to broken connections and delays.
Remember:
The faster you send your files, the faster Sparkk TV can review your submission and potentially bring your work to a wider audience.
Feel free to ask the Sparkk TV support team if you have any questions or concerns about the file transfer process. They're here to help you every step of the way.
Now, go forth, file transfer warrior! With this guide and the power of these services, your creative masterpiece is only a few clicks away from igniting the Sparkk TV stage. Good luck!
