Broadcast-Grade Review for TV and Episodic Content

Broadcast deliverables must meet precise technical specifications — correct audio levels, proper color space, clean blacks, and spec-compliant encoding. RecReview's AI quality check provides an automated first pass that flags deviations before human reviewers even start watching.

The QC report includes timestamps and severity levels, so engineers can jump directly to problem areas. For episodic content with recurring technical requirements, this automated check ensures consistency across every episode without relying solely on manual review.

Combining AI QC with manual review in a single workflow means technical issues are caught early, reducing expensive re-deliveries and keeping the broadcast schedule on track.

A broadcast episode may need approval from the showrunner, the network executive, standards and practices, and the post-production supervisor — each with different concerns and timelines. RecReview tracks each reviewer's approval status independently and shows the production manager exactly who has signed off and who is still pending.

Workflow automations model the approval chain. When the showrunner approves, the network executive is automatically notified. When S&P flags an issue, the editor is alerted with the specific timecode. These automations eliminate manual coordination and ensure no step is skipped.

Blocker tracking makes dependencies visible. If a color grade cannot proceed until S&P clears the content, that dependency is clearly displayed on the kanban board so everyone knows what is holding up the pipeline.

Managing a full season of episodic content means tracking dozens of deliverables at various stages simultaneously. RecReview's project structure lets you organize episodes under a single series, with each episode having its own kanban column, version history, and approval status.

Phase tracking maps to the broadcast production lifecycle — from rough cut through online, audio mix, color grade, and final delivery. The dashboard provides a series-level view showing which episodes are on schedule and which need attention.

Secure screener distribution lets you share episodes with network executives or press with password protection and view tracking. Each screener link can be revoked independently if needed.