Pre-Publish Checklist for AI Product Clips

## Direct answer

Before you publish an AI product clip, check five things on a phone. One: subject identity matches the listing photo. Two: logo and label text stay sharp in the final two seconds. Three: hands and edges do not melt. Four: camera motion matches the channel length. Five: no accidental metadata story in the accompanying stills. Mark each item pass or fail; looks fine is not a mark.

If any item fails, regenerate only the failing beat. Do not rewrite the whole prompt. Keep the checklist next to GetVideoStudio so the same standard applies to every SKU. English, Chinese, and Japanese reviewers should mark the same five boxes; disagreements usually mean the claim is unclear, not that the model is random.

Store the checklist result with the export filename and date. That tiny habit turns tomorrow dispute into a readable decision instead of another regenerate argument. Write the decision down in the shot brief so the next editor does not reopen the same debate during lunch. Small process notes prevent expensive regenerations more reliably than longer prompts. Keep the scorecard in the same folder as exports so the next operator can see why a take was rejected without asking in chat.