For production companies
Your production’s AI, on the record.
A single, structured record of every AI tool used across your production — built for how production companies actually work.
| Generative fill | Firefly | Tier 2 |
| Subtitles | Whisper | Tier 1 |
| Background extension | Runway | Tier 3 |
| Storyboards | Midjourney | Tier 1 |
A new layer of production — and it’s yours to manage.
AI now runs through development, the shoot, and post — a whole new layer of your productions. Like every layer before it, it needs a record: who used what, where, and what reached the finished work. Without one, that layer is invisible — and the production company carries the risk for what it can’t see.
When your commissioner asks, you’re ready.
Commissioners name the tools you may use and ask you to prove it. Export your record as their exact form — a spreadsheet, a PDF, or structured data — instead of inventing one under pressure.
Claim your copyright from a stronger position.
Copyright in an AI-assisted work rests on showing the human contribution. The log records what was human, what the AI did, and where — the evidence behind your claim. It doesn’t make the claim for you; it puts you in a far stronger position to make it.
Why this matters for copyright
Answers ready for your insurer and your distributor.
E&O cover and distribution increasingly come with questions about AI in the work. Have the answers on file before the question lands.
Turn your AI policy into something you can see.
Define your approved tools and restricted uses, then check real productions against them — so policy becomes practice, not paperwork.
Know what AI is actually doing for you.
Hard numbers on where AI saves time and where it earns its keep, for the next budget and the next bid.
Every AI use, sorted automatically.
From the survey answers, each reported AI use is sorted into one of three tiers. Tiers describe what was reported — they don’t ask anything of you.
Not in final
AI was used, but it never reached the audience — exploratory work, references, discarded drafts. The lowest-stakes use, recorded all the same.
AI-assisted
AI output reached the finished work, under human oversight. Recording this is what supports your position that human creative control was exercised — the thing a copyright claim turns on.
AI-generated
AI output reached the finished work and at least one signal worth attention was reported: fully AI-generated content, a synthetic depiction of a real person, confidential material sent to an outside service, or a possible deepfake. The software flags these for you — so you don’t have to know the rules to catch the things that matter.
The uses flagged in Tier 3 are the ones most likely to carry disclosure or labelling questions — and from August 2026, EU transparency rules require certain AI-generated content to be labelled. A production that has already identified and recorded these is in a far stronger position than one reconstructing them later. The log captures each as submitted, in your name, with a timestamp.
Built around your production, not bolted on.
Set up a production, bring in the whole crew, and send a survey shaped to fit it — tailored by how you set the production up, and designed around what you need to report. The record builds itself as the work happens.
See how it worksExactly what it is.
The complete, timestamped record of AI use across your production — yours to control, and to export in any format your partners require.
And what it isn’t
A “we comply” badge. It’s hard evidence, in your name, with a date on it.
Your copyright claim, made for you. It’s the exact record that claim — and your lawyer — are built on.
Surveillance of your crew. It documents the work, not the worker — a record your people can put their name to.
One record, every format your partners need.
Export the same AI record as broadcaster forms, spreadsheets, PDFs, or machine-readable data — for commissioners, funders, distributors, insurers, and legal teams.
Why a structured export matters
Export as
Printable summary
Excel
Spreadsheet
Machine-readable
Structured data (JSON)
One record, ready for whoever needs it.
Pilot it on your next production.
We’re piloting Audiovisual AI Log with a small group of production companies. Join early and help shape it around how you actually work.