Production Clip Reporter
Frame accurate Sequence Reporting:
track all Clips, Effects, Transitions, Clip and Sequence Markers.
Generate professional production reports from Avid Media Composer, Adobe Premiere or DaVinci Resolve via OpenTimelineIO.
Generate clip lists, shot lists and track-accurate sequence reports instantly
Capture effects, transitions and markers — perfect for editorial turnovers
Supports Media Composer, Premiere, Resolve via OTIO for multi-tool pipelines
Exports clean Excel for producers, coordinators and post teams
Why Editors Use Production Clip Reporter
Deliver editorial metadata to VFX, audio, QC, grading, legal and archive teams
Replace manual bin logging with automated XLS export
Preview clip metadata without re-entering in spreadsheets
Bridge the gap between sequence and production workflows
Reporting from track-based NLEs via Open Timeline IO and FCP7 XML.
Reports the full set of metadata from all OTIO variations:
- Avid Media Composer
- Adobe Premiere (beta)
- DaVinci Resolve
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Without a license key, the app will report on the first 20 clips.
All NLEs are supported in the same app
Purchase Options:
Monthly for $19.99
One Year for $129.99
Three Years for $249.99
Introductory 20% Discount
until January 31:
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Perfect for delivery packages, shot logs,
production reports, turnover docs, editorial reviews
and client review packets.
Built for seasoned editorial professionals:
trusted successor to
Sequence Clip Reporter
already used for the production realities that editors face daily.
Production Clip Reporter Tour
Reports
The reports includes sheets for:
- Sequence Markers
- Clip Markers
- Graphics and Titles
- Transitions
- Effects
- Summary
About the Reports from Production Clip Reporter.
A Brief overview of
Open Timeline IO
OpenTimelineIO (OTIO) is intended to be an open-source interchange format as a successor to EDLs. It is designed to describe editorial timelines in an application-agnostic way.
An OTIO file describe tracks, clips, gaps, transitions, markers, and metadata without embedding media or locking workflows to a specific NLE. The intent was to make it easier to move between NLEs.