Follow the exact cut through context, review, editorial action, verification and the human release decision.
A connected review path from the exact source cut to the final human decision. Creative authority stays with your team.
For creative, editorial and release teams.
Bind the exact cut to release scope, policy and campaign authority.
Inspect timecoded findings with cited evidence. Public campaign context informs a fresh review only after research and human approval.
Turn the finding into precise picture, audio, caption or rights actions.
Run a separate review to see what changed and what remains.
Record human approval, exceptions and scope in a portable release record.
Bring the source, campaign context and editorial decision into the same conversation.
Review frames, dialogue and title cards together. Use researched, human-approved campaign facts to consider what the audience already knows—and what the combination gives away.
Translate a finding into picture, audio, caption, rights or document actions. Keep the smallest useful intervention explicit.
Remove the explicit answer.
Preserve the reaction.
Review the revision separately. Carry resolved findings, remaining conditions and the accountable owner into the release record.
Bring an exported cut into review. Take the findings back to your editing software, make the changes, and review the rendered revision.
An authorized trailer or promo, caption sidecars, and the approved story, release and rights references your team uses.
MP4 · MOV · M4V · WebM · MXF
Caption inputsVTT · SRT · TTML/IMSC · DFXP · XML · SCC
Inspect a character reveal at a specific timecode, compare proposed edits, and carry unresolved music rights into the review record.
Timecoded findings, source evidence, editorial options and a source-to-revision comparison.
Use the findings and markers to guide changes in your editing software. Render a candidate cut and bring it back for verification.
CSV findings / markers · FCPXML · EDL
VTT / SRT timed notes and captions
An inspectable review and decision record.
The Premiere UXP panel and Resolve utility script support timeline context and finding markers. They require setup and validation on the editor’s workstation before studio use.
FCPXML and EDL exports also need import validation in the target editor. Effects, metadata and caption styling may not carry across. Supported containers do not guarantee every codec configuration; confirm your media and timebase during the pilot.
OTIO, AAF and ALE adapters are planned, not currently available as supported round trips.