TV Series & Continuing Drama

Stay on track from set to edit.

Limecraft connects offload, verification, audio sync, script notes, media management and editorial preparation in one production workflow, reducing manual work without disrupting established creative tools.

 

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Producing continuing drama means turning large volumes of rushes into edit-ready material every day, without allowing repetitive technical work to slow down the creative process. For Warner Bros. connects production planning, set notes, media ingest and Avid Media Composer in one integrated workflow.

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The cloud-based media production platform powered by AI.

Used for high-volume productions by Warner Bros., France Télévisions and leading European producers.

Get material ready sooner

Automatically verify, transcode, synchronise and organise incoming media.

Reduce repetitive preparation

Carry script, continuity and production information into the media workflow instead of logging everything again.

Give everyone the same operational picture

See what has arrived, what has passed verification and what is ready for editorial.

Work with the tools already in place

Connect storage, Avid, Adobe, production notes and transfer services without rebuilding the entire production environment.

Streamlining secure media sharing and content verification with Limecraft’s trusted collaboration tools.

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Offload and verify every file

The workflow starts the moment camera cards and production media arrive. Limecraft creates verified copies of the source material, using checksum-based file verification to confirm that every copy is complete and intact.

Media can be copied to multiple destinations as part of the same controlled process, giving production teams a reliable foundation for everything that follows. udio and prepare multicam material

💡Offload and Verification
Picture of a clapperboard used in Thuis, Belgium's most famous sitcom produced by Warner Bros. The ingest workflow is entirely automated by integrating LImecraft, DzjinTonik and LockitScript

Warner Bros. Belgium: from set notes to edit-ready scenes

For Thuis, Warner Bros. Belgium connects production planning, continuity notes, media ingest and Avid Media Composer in one integrated workflow. Limecraft helps carry scene, shot and take information from set into post-production, reducing manual logging and giving editors a structured starting point instead of a pile of anonymous rushes.

Case Study
Poster of 'Un si grand soleil', a continuous drama production by France Télévisions using Limecraft as the Production Asset Management platform

Un si grand soleil: metadata-led drama production at scale

France Télévisions uses Limecraft to support the industrial pace of Un si grand soleil, where scenes for many episodes are shot in parallel and thousands of files can be generated in a single day. By connecting Setkeeper, Limecraft and Avid, the production turns scripts, rushes and continuity information into structured, edit-ready material, reducing manual work and helping post-production move faster.

Case Study
Lisa De Mensen Limecraft

De Mensen: 50% faster derushing for Lisa

For the daily telenovela Lisa, De Mensen needed to process large volumes of rushes quickly, reliably and without tying up an edit suite. Limecraft automated ingest, audio sync, proxy creation, naming conventions, backup and transfer to Avid, helping the team cut derushing time by more than 50%, save one offline edit suite and reduce the production’s storage and processing footprint.

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Ingest content in Limecraft using Limecraft Edge or by drag-and-drop

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Ingest and organise rushes automatically

Once every file has been safely verified, Limecraft Edge ingests the material into the production workspace and applies the production’s agreed structure. Files are transcoded, named and organised automatically, while separately recorded audio is synced with the corresponding camera material.

The result is a consistent set of production media, ready for search, review, set-note integration and editorial handover. This creates the foundation for having all media and metadata available in one place.

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Limecraft supports threads of comments pinned to a specific region of interest to enable collaboration, which particularly useful when logging large volumes for the purpose of documentary or reality production

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Turn script notes into edit-ready metadata

Manual logging is too slow for scripted series and continuing drama. Limecraft connects rushes with script notes, continuity information, and circled takes, so the editorial team does not have to reconstruct what happened on set. As footage is ingested and prepared, production metadata travels with the media. Scenes, shots, takes, comments and selections become searchable and available for review, pre-cut preparation and export to edit.

Using Limecraft, you can export collections or shot lists directly onto the timeline of Adobe Premiere or Avid Media Composer

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Export to Edit

Once stories take shape, Limecraft connects directly to editorial. Export clips, sequences, metadata, and subtitles straight into Avid Media Composer or Adobe Premiere Pro. No relinking, no XML clean-up, no human error. What researchers and producers prepare is exactly what editors receive. The result: faster turnaround, fewer mistakes, and a seamless path from research to final cut.

Limecraft uses a frame-accurate player with professional controls

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Share rushes and cuts for review

Once the material is prepared, Limecraft makes it easy to share rushes, assemblies and cuts with producers, broadcasters or external partners. Everyone reviews the same media with comments, approvals and decisions linked directly to the relevant timecode.

Instead of exporting files, sending download links or collecting feedback by email, production and post-production stay aligned in one controlled environment. Comments are easier to track, review cycles become shorter, and every decision remains connected to the media it refers to.