Trust & Standards
Editorial Policy
The Frame is Relative Vision Studio's blog. This page explains how we choose what to write, how we verify facts, who is responsible for the words, and how to ask for a correction. It exists so you can trust what you read here.
How we choose topics
Every article starts from a real question a business owner, family, or filmmaker in the Inland Empire has asked us on set. If it doesn't help someone make a better decision about video or photography, we don't write it.
How we verify sources
Every external statistic links to its original source — a government body, industry report, platform dataset, or major publication. We never cite a number we can't point you to. Unsourced claims are removed before publishing.
Who writes and reviews
Every article is written or reviewed by Marcus Hood, our founder and creative director, and grounded in real production experience. We do not publish ghostwritten or unreviewed content.
How and when we update
Articles are reviewed on a regular schedule and whenever the underlying facts change. Pricing guides and trend reports are updated at least annually, and the live Frame Report is refreshed monthly. Each page shows its published and updated dates.
How we use AI tools
AI assistants may help with outlining or drafting, but every published article is fact-checked, rewritten where needed, and approved by a human — Marcus Hood. We never publish AI-generated text without human review, and we never use AI-generated images of people.
How to request a correction
If you spot an error or an outdated figure, email relativevisiontv@gmail.com with the article link and the correction. We review every request and update the article promptly when the correction is verified.
Have a question or correction?
Email us directly — we read every message and reply within one business day.