Reconize for Studios: Every screener tagged, every leak traced

The compliance picture

The obligations start before delivery.

If you deliver to Netflix or Amazon MGM Studios, you already carry obligations that have nothing to do with the final cut and everything to do with how material moves before it. Netflix asks partners to disclose generative-AI use and keep records of it. The Trusted Partner Network benchmarks vendors on how pre-release material is watermarked, traced to recipients, and logged. Enterprise platforms answer this at enterprise prices. Reconize answers it for the production office.

Obligation, answered

What the studios expect. What Reconize does.

What the studios expect

What Reconize does

Pre-release copies are watermarked and traceable per recipient

Screeners generates one tracked copy per person: a visible overlay plus an invisible, per-recipient watermark ID embedded in video, audio, photos, and documents.

You can show who received what, and when

Every run writes a custody log and a master audit certificate with the asset's cryptographic fingerprint. If a copy surfaces, Verify reads its ID back to the recipient it was issued to.

AI use is disclosed and documented

Sign embeds a signed, per-file AI-use declaration using the open C2PA standard. Verify reads those disclosures back on any signed file.

Production data isn't used for training

Sign can carry a Do Not Train declaration in the manifest and the watermark payload, so the preference travels with the file itself.

Access to signing is controlled

Optional Touch ID or passcode before signing or exporting a custody package. Your history ledger is stored encrypted.

Evidence an assessor can read

Paperwork that falls out of the workflow.

The exports are the product. Everything a security lead needs to forward to a studio contact or a TPN assessor, generated as a byproduct of a normal screener run.

Custody run log

Who received which copy, and when, for every batch you send.

Certificate of Provenance

Master SHA-256, C2PA fingerprint, and an independent RFC 3161 timestamp.

Evidence bundle

Certificate, run log, ledger extract, and verify report, human PDF plus machine JSON.

TPN control mapping

Artifacts mapped to MPA Content Security Best Practices topics, ready to hand an assessor.

The difference that matters

Our screeners don't call home.

Reconize runs entirely on your Mac. No uploads, no per-seat platform contract, no beacon hidden in the file you hand a reviewer. A link-based screening platform can't say that, and a security reviewer trained to flag undisclosed outbound connections will notice the difference.

No uploads

Masters never leave your machine.

No beacon

The file you deliver makes no network call.

No per-seat contract

A one-time app, not an enterprise platform.

What Reconize does not claim

Security reviewers are rightly allergic to overclaiming, so we don't:

Watermarks deter and attribute; they do not prevent copying.
A recovered watermark ID is a valid path for checking custody: it tells you which issued copy leaked, not who personally leaked it.
Verify reads AI disclosures and generator traces in metadata; no tool can prove the absence of AI.
Reconize complements a TPN program; it is not, by itself, a TPN assessment or an MPA compliance certification.

Every screener tagged.
Every leak traced to its copy.