Narrative Film Post-Production Assembly and Picture-Lock Editing
Pain Points (Public)
Independent filmmakers often wrap production with heavy multi-track 4K ProRes rushes that are synced but unshaped, lacking a dedicated narrative editor to craft dramatic pacing, scene continuity, and subtext while keeping timelines clean for downstream sound and color conform.
Suggested Approach (Public)
A structured offline narrative editing workflow covering assembly, scene-by-scene dramatic pacing, and final picture lock, culminating in standardized EDL/XML/AAF project handoffs ready for color grading in DaVinci Resolve and final audio turnover.
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Opportunity assessment PRO
Development brief PRO
- Acknowledge that narrative picture-locking is inherently a manual post-production creative service, and avoid forcing a generic automated SaaS model onto subjective storytelling decisions.
- Build a local Python/FFmpeg timeline inspector that validates synced multi-track 4K ProRes asset naming, frame rate consistency (e.g. 23.976/24 fps), and audio scratch track alignment.
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