Media intake rules
Expected cards, file naming, camera folders, sound folders, checksum status, and backup requirements.
Product / DIT Pack
Set-to-post handover without the mystery.
The DIT Pack keeps camera reports, sound reports, checksums, LUTs, drives, naming, and unresolved issues visible before the edit team loses time.
From footage to final delivery, every cut in sync.
Checksums
Media safety
Reports
Camera and sound
LUTs
Color handover
Issues
Visible blockers
Operating record
Media intake rules
Report collection
Color pipeline
Handover control
Every shoot day can arrive with its proof, not just its drives.
The DIT Pack gives post supervisors a structured checklist for the handover that usually lives across messages, filenames, and memory.
Report collection
Camera reports, sound reports, continuity notes, tech logs, drive labels, and missing paperwork in one review path.
Color pipeline
LUTs, CDLs, show looks, stills, color notes, and handoff exceptions stay connected to the project record.
Escalation notes
Problems that would normally hide in a text thread become visible risks with owners and due dates.
Why it matters
Post should not discover set problems after editorial has already started.
Assistant editors move faster
They can see what arrived, what is missing, and what must be fixed before sync, proxies, or assembly.
Supervisors get proof
The workspace shows whether the handover is complete enough to proceed or needs intervention.
Vendors get cleaner inputs
External services receive a clearer technical package instead of partial notes and assumptions.
Executives see risk early
The business sees operational blockers before they become overtime, missed delivery, or client distrust.
Operational handover
Show handover, ingest, and risk in the same workspace.
PostSync makes the handover visible enough for the team and simple enough for decision makers.