Different questions.
One connected decision.
Enter through the work you own. Follow the evidence through the next handoff.
Protect the idea. Keep the impact.
Spot the shot that answers the story too soon. Compare the proposed response with the creative intent before asking an editor to change it.
- You bring
- Bring the cut, campaign brief and protected story information.
- You take forward
- Leave with timecoded findings, supporting authority and a specific editorial response.
Turn a review into an actionable handoff.
Give editors the range, requested change and what to preserve. Review the rendered candidate rather than treating a completed note as a resolved finding.
- You bring
- Bring source media, timebase, captions and your workstation profile.
- You take forward
- Leave with editorial notes and markers, version lineage and source/candidate verification.
Keep the condition with the cut.
Review the supplied rights evidence against the intended channel, territory and release scope. Carry an unresolved music condition through the picture revision.
- You bring
- Bring agreements or approved references and the intended release scope.
- You take forward
- Leave with cited conditions, evidence gaps and a decision record for the authorized approver.
Check the rendition people will receive.
Inspect captions and delivery requirements in the actual target frame. A vertical crop can introduce a problem that was absent from the widescreen source.
- You bring
- Bring caption files, target renditions and your accessibility requirements.
- You take forward
- Leave with timecoded observations and a revision check. Specialist human assessment remains part of the process.
Know which version can ship.
Follow the evidence, dispositions and remaining conditions to the human decision. Bind an approved delivery to its version through the approval package and ShotLock.
- You bring
- Bring the exact candidate, release scope and named approver.
- You take forward
- Leave with a traceable decision and, for approved releases, a version-bound verification package.
Film imagery is illustrative. CUT//CLEAR supports review; it does not replace counsel, a rights database, your NLE or specialist accessibility assessment.