Follow the source all the way to the output.

Inspect a small commentary/explainer script and see what ReelDeck preserves: original source, exact range, citation, creator narration, audio intent, edit handoff, and live rundown.

Illustrative sample—not customer proof. The files use public-domain NASA Goddard demonstration sources. They do not represent a customer, testimonial, audience result, or paid endorsement.

How sunlight moves a planet

Beat 1 · commentary afterOpen on the scale of light

Let the source finish, then connect the scale of arriving light to the systems it drives. The narration is kept beside the ranged source, not in a separate document.

Source: NASA Goddard · Pursuit of Light
Range: 00:42–00:58
Citation: Title, URL, provider, author, publication date, and source note attached
Output: Cut list row, commentary block, caption cue, manifest entry, Live Run beat

Beat 2 · commentary overMove from light to motion

Keep the visualization on screen while the narration names the mechanism. The source audio is ducked to 18% beneath the creator's voice.

Source: NASA Goddard · Dynamic Earth
Range: 01:14–01:31
Audio intent: Commentary over; source ducked to 0.18 with 250ms fades
Layout: Primary source with emphasized private notes

Source rights and attribution still require the creator's verification before publication. ReelDeck preserves provenance; it does not make a rights determination.

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