With Director

• Well-planned production

• Unplanned production
  (Assumes shooter knows what to do.)

• Optimized camera angles

• On-the-fly camera work
  (Shooters only capture what client tells them.)

• On-camera talent maximized for performance and delivery

• On-camera talent amateurish
  (No coaching results in talent appearing nervous and/or lacking personality.)

• All segments captured

• Segments potentially left out

• Production streamlined for efficiency and time

• Shooting takes longer
  (Because unfamiliar with production process, client takes longer to set up shots and scenes.)
  

• Post-production completed handled

• Client reviews raw footage
  (This process may take several hours or days.)
• Client logs footage
  (Wastes more client time.)
• Unclear instructions to editor
  (Specifications left to editor to interpret.

• 1st draft video complete

• 1st draft video incomplete
• Client reviews 1st draft
  (An unplanned script can make 1st draft an unpleasant surprise.)
• Client compiles list of changes
  (Client must review original footage and compare to edited version to figure out how to achieve what's desired.)
• Clarified instructions to editor
  
  

• Re-editing for minor changes

• Substantial re-editing
• Client reviews 2nd draft
• Re-shooting of missing material
  (Client-directed projects often require an additional round of changes, including re-shooting.)
• Client re-logs new material
• Re-edit for 3rd draft

• Final review

• Final review