Reference
Sources & boundaries
The creative and semantic grammar in this package is a first-principles synthesis. The primary sources below validate its interoperability, accessibility, color-management, provenance, loudness and application-capability notes.
This material is a specification and reference set with a reference rule engine. It is not an editing application, a rendering pipeline or a completed production, and the worked example is entirely fictional — it exists to demonstrate the method.
Primary sources
- Text-Based Editing — Adobe Premiere Pro
- Scene Edit Detection — Adobe Premiere Pro
- DaVinci Resolve — Blackmagic Design
- OpenTimelineIO documentation — OpenTimelineIO documentation
- Captions/Subtitles — W3C Web Accessibility Initiative
- Recommended upload encoding settings — YouTube Help
- Academy Color Encoding System documentation — Academy Color Encoding System documentation
- ACES Central — ACES Central
- Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity — Coalition for Content Provenance and Authenticity
- C2PA specifications — C2PA specifications
- R 128 — European Broadcasting Union
- loudnorm** and **ebur128 — FFmpeg filter documentation
Boundaries
A specification and reference set with a reference rule engine — not an editing application, a rendering pipeline, or a completed production. The worked example is entirely fictional and exists to demonstrate the method.
- The grammar is tool-agnostic: it names states and operations, never a specific application or vendor workflow.
- The worked example is entirely fictional — people, projects, quotes and scores were invented to demonstrate the method.
- The rule engine is a reference implementation: it evaluates declarative conditions and applies actions to a state object. It does not edit media.
- Scoring weights and thresholds are package defaults, intended to be tuned per project.