The AI cue sheet: an old idea for a new problem
The film industry already solved a version of the AI documentation problem, for music. The AI cue sheet applies the same running-log idea to how productions use AI.
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Writing on AI disclosure in film and television — what broadcasters are asking for, and how productions keep a record that holds up.
Free resource · The Producer’s AI Compliance Checklist
The compliance and documentation a production should have in place whenever AI is part of the work, across film, television and commercial production.
View the checklistThe film industry already solved a version of the AI documentation problem, for music. The AI cue sheet applies the same running-log idea to how productions use AI.
Who owns an AI-assisted film? The producer usually consolidates every right, but AI-generated parts can have no author to assign, leaving holes in the chain of title.

The Digital Omnibus delayed the EU AI Act’s high-risk deadlines but left the transparency rules that reach media companies untouched. What actually changed.

A plain-language guide to the EU AI Act for film and TV producers: the risk tiers, the dates that matter, and the two duties that apply to you now.

A practical look at how productions are using AI in development, pre-production, post, localisation and marketing, and why it is worth keeping a record.

The EU AI Act’s transparency rules now apply. For film and television producers, a useful starting point is knowing what AI was used, whether any resulting content needs to be disclosed, and what rights position the production can support.

Article 50 of the EU AI Act applies from 2 August 2026. What film and TV producers must disclose about AI use, and what the Digital Omnibus did not delay.
Audiovisual AI Log is free to use. Create a production, invite your crew, and export a record when you need it.
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