Review & QA

FilmGen combines automated quality review with manual approval controls to ensure every scene meets your standards before final assembly.

Automated Quality Review

FilmGen automatically evaluates every generated video clip. Each clip receives:

  • Quality score — Numerical rating reflecting visual fidelity, motion coherence, and prompt adherence
  • Review notes — Specific feedback about what works well and what could be improved
  • Pass/fail decision — Clips below the quality threshold are flagged for re-generation

Quality Loop

The automated review loop runs in a cycle of up to 3 iterations. In each iteration:

  1. All current video clips are evaluated
  2. Failed clips are flagged with specific quality issues
  3. Flagged clips are regenerated with adjusted prompts or provider settings
  4. New clips are re-evaluated in the next iteration

The loop stops when all clips pass quality review or the maximum iteration count is reached.

Manual Scene Approval

In the Studio's Review step, you review each scene individually and make approval decisions:

Accept

Approve

Mark the scene as approved. Approved scenes are included in the final video assembly. This is the default expected outcome for scenes that pass quality review.

Redo

Reject

Mark the scene as rejected. Rejected scenes can be retried with the same or different provider, regenerated entirely, or remixed for a variant.

Bulk Action

Batch Retry

Retry all failed scenes at once. The platform classifies each failure, builds appropriate retry prompts, and re-generates in parallel.

Scene Quality Details

Each scene displays quality information in the Review step:

  • Quality score — Numerical quality rating from the automated reviewer
  • Review notes— Textual feedback on the clip's quality
  • Retry count — How many review/retry cycles this scene has been through
  • Duration match — Whether the actual duration matches the planned duration
  • Generation history — Full history of generation attempts and their outcomes

Lip-Sync Quality

For performance mode projects, the review also tracks lip-sync quality:

  • Face visibility score— How clearly the performer's face is visible in the clip
  • Lip-sync QC score — How well the lip movement matches the audio
  • Correction status — Whether automated lip-sync correction has been applied