Streamline Every Stage of Post-Production

In post-production, "a few frames earlier" is not specific enough. RecReview's time-coded comments attach to exact timecodes, and on-frame annotations let reviewers draw directly on the image — circling a roto edge, marking a color mismatch, or flagging a compositing artifact.

Comments are threaded so a conversation about a VFX shot stays self-contained. When the fix is applied and the note is resolved, it is visually cleared from the timeline, giving everyone an instant view of remaining work.

Private internal comments let your post team discuss approaches without cluttering the client-facing review. When the revision is ready, the client sees only the clean, updated version.

RecReview's AI quality check analyzes uploads for technical problems — audio drift, luminance spikes, black frames, and codec inconsistencies. For post houses running dozens of deliverables per week, this automated first pass catches issues before they reach the client and trigger costly re-reviews.

The QC report is structured with timestamps and severity levels so an editor can jump directly to the offending frame. Over time, pattern detection helps identify recurring issues in your pipeline, allowing you to address root causes rather than symptoms.

Combine AI QC with human review in a single workflow. Set an automation so that only videos passing the QC threshold are automatically forwarded to the client review stage.

Post-production is inherently iterative. RecReview tracks every version automatically — v1 offline, v2 color pass, v3 audio mix, v4 final — with side-by-side comparison available to any reviewer. No more file-naming conventions or folder structures to maintain manually.

Phase tracking maps to your post pipeline stages. Define phases like Offline Edit, Color Grade, Sound Mix, and Online Finish, then use automations to move deliverables through the pipeline as approvals come in.

Time tracking ties hours to specific tasks and phases, giving producers accurate data on where post-production time is actually spent — invaluable for quoting future projects.