What the registry keeps
Quality is not a feeling you re-derive every morning. It's a record you build.
Every verdict, with its reason
Accepted, reshot, killed — and why. Six months later, the why is the part that's worth money.
Scene + episode registry
The quality record is organized the way the production thinks: scenes inside episodes, takes inside scenes.
Evidence attached
Measurements and notes ride along with the verdict — a QC PASS audit lands here with its numbers intact.
The taste archive
Which looks won, which rhythms worked, what got rejected twice. Your production's aesthetic, written down instead of remembered.
Season analytics
Where did quality drift? Which scenes burned the most retakes? The registry answers at season's end what no one remembers by then.
Taste becomes institutional memory.
This registry rides a real series' production — every cut of the show is audited into a CUTBOOK, and the season is measured against it. The same book now keeps your production honest.
Plans
The workshop is open — the plans buy production volume.
EDITOR
- 30 registered cuts / month
- Verdicts with recorded reasons
LEAD EDITOR
- 100 registered cuts / month
- Verdicts with recorded reasons
- Scene/episode registry structure
- Evidence + measurement attachments
POST SUPERVISOR
- 250 registered cuts / month
- Verdicts with recorded reasons
- Scene/episode registry structure
- Evidence + measurement attachments
- Season-level analytics