Inputs
- An approved factual script
- A scene and asset brief
- Rights and consent records
- Brand and accessibility rules
Control points
- Lock factual script changes
- Review scene by scene
- Verify captions against audio
- No public export before final approval
Human approval gate
A content owner approves factual meaning, and a video owner approves visuals, audio, captions, consent, brand, and final export.
The workflow
Every step includes a check that can stop the process before risk moves downstream.
- 01
Lock script authority
Identify which words are fixed, which may be adapted, and who can approve a factual change.
Gate: Every claim has an owner and source where required. - 02
Create the scene plan
Map narration, visual purpose, on-screen text, source asset, timing, and transition for each scene.
Gate: The storyboard covers the whole approved script. - 03
Generate and edit in scenes
Build bounded scenes while retaining prompts, templates, voices, assets, settings, and versions.
Gate: Synthetic or licensed elements remain attributable. - 04
Run multimodal QA
Check facts, visuals, continuity, pronunciation, mix, captions, timing, brand, consent, and accessibility.
Gate: A failed factual, rights, or accessibility gate blocks release. - 05
Approve the master
Review the final render in its target channel and archive the source and correction record.
Gate: The released file hash or version matches the approved master.
Candidates to pilot
Inclusion means relevant product shape, not measured superiority.
Sources checked
Open the original pages before relying on a time-sensitive product decision.