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Audiovisual AI Log

For broadcasters & commissioners

A shared AI reporting standard for the productions you commission.

This is what we’re exploring for broadcasters, streamers, commissioners, and funders — a consistent way to receive AI-use records from every production partner. If that would help your team, we’d like to talk.

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Commissioned productions
Concept — in development

  • Untitled Feature

    Aurora Films

    Received

  • Series · Ep. 1–6

    Northpass

    Received

  • Documentary

    Salo & Co

    2 flagged

  • Commercial

    Vivid

    Received

The broadcaster views on this page are a concept we’re developing, not a product you can sign in to today. Productions already keep their AI records in Audiovisual AI Log.

AI use is entering commissioned productions. Reporting needs to catch up.

Your suppliers may already be using AI across development, scripting, research, concept art, editing, VFX, sound, subtitles, marketing, or delivery.

  • Some uses may be harmless.
  • Some may need disclosure.
  • Some may raise copyright, likeness, policy, or contractual questions.

The issue is not only whether AI was used. The issue is whether every production reports it in a way your team can actually compare, review, and archive.

The idea: replace scattered supplier forms with one comparable record.

Without a shared standard, AI reporting quickly becomes inconsistent:

One supplier sends a spreadsheet.

Another writes a paragraph in an email.

Another answers only at delivery.

Another forgets what happened during development.

So we want to build one structured reporting flow across your commissioned productions, so your team would receive records that line up from project to project.

What each production reports.

Audiovisual AI Log helps production partners document:

  • Which AI tools were used
  • What the tools were used for
  • Which work area or department used them
  • Whether AI output reached the final work
  • Whether the use involved synthetic media, voice, likeness, confidential inputs, or fully AI-generated material
  • Whether anything should be flagged for commissioner, legal, policy, or delivery review

The production company keeps a useful record for itself.

The part we want to build is the other half: passing that on to you, as commissioner, in a structured form.

AI use report
Concept — in development
Background replacementVFX
Tool
Runway
Used for
Sky replacement, ext. shots
Reached final work
Yes
Flagged for review
Synthetic media

Turning AI policy into an operational workflow.

Many broadcasters and commissioners are creating AI principles, approved-tool lists, disclosure requirements, or supplier guidance. The hard part is making those requirements work across real productions.

One view across commissioned productions.

We picture one place to follow AI reporting status across your slate:

  • Reporting received
  • Awaiting production input
  • Flagged uses
  • Needs legal review
  • Ready for delivery
  • Archived

So instead of chasing individual suppliers at the end of production, your team could see what has been reported and what still needs attention.

Reporting across your slate
Concept — in development

  • Untitled Feature

    Aurora Films

    Reporting received

  • Series · Ep. 1–6

    Northpass

    Flagged uses

  • Documentary

    Salo & Co

    Awaiting input

  • Feature · Nightfall

    Vivid

    Needs legal review

  • Commercial

    Beacon

    Ready for delivery

  • Last season

    Aurora Films

    Archived

Interested in AI reporting for the productions you commission?

If a consistent AI-reporting standard across your commissioned productions would be useful, leave your email and we’ll be in touch.

We’ll be in touch.

See how productions report