What Worked in AI-Assisted Avid Prep
The useful breakthrough was not asking AI to edit the show. It was building a verified layer for media facts, FFmpeg sync checks, scene detection, Avid grouping, and repeatable prep work.
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Fallen Angels Post Log
Notes from the edit room: post-production decisions, broadcast graphics, delivery prep, and the craft of turning a live theatre capture into a durable screen version.
Latest Notes
Public-safe writing from the production side: process, decisions, and design references. Private client details, rates, source files, and unreleased delivery notes stay off the blog.
Design Kit First Pass
The first working visual system for the blog comes from the production's broadcast graphics kit: red field, lavender title treatment, gold accents, and warm stage photography.
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Starting the Fallen Angels Post Log
A short statement of purpose for keeping public-facing notes while the edit moves from theatre capture toward a polished screen version.
Read noteAssemblyCamera coverage, line-cut rebuilds, sync checks, and select logic.
PerformanceComic timing, reactions, entrances, exits, and the rhythm of Coward on screen.
GraphicsTitle cards, lower thirds, credit beds, and sponsor-safe broadcast design.
DeliveryColor, sound, captions, QC notes, and future-licensing handoff discipline.