Screening Room

ScreeningRoom™

Video Content Moderation

Screening Room is StashCast Media’s simple to use, powerful, and comprehensive video content moderation platform. The Screening Room is designed to allow distributed teams of collaborating content reviewers to filter, rate, score, approve or reject and rank content at a time and place of their choosing. Once content is approved it is published to the campaign’s public facing website (or to a service such as YouTube) ready to generate excitement – but you can rest assured that your brand is safe from inappropriate content.

Don’t have the in-house resources to moderate all the content you will be getting? No worries, we can handle that too. For some specific examples of how the Screening Room can be utilized please look at some use cases. For more details on how Screening Room’s administration features work - including the ability to quickly and easily build, manage, and analyze campaigns in addition to the rich user communications features, check out this page. To see a flowchart of how the Screening Room is architected and how it can fit into your campaign, check out our diagram.

Application Features

  • Automated filter on new and un-rated content
  • Automated RSS feeds to alert content reviewers of fresh or new content
  • Surgical search and filter capability by rating attribute, tags, date, key words, ranking, or rejection reasons
  • Flash based viewer where rich media content such as video, photographs, and audio is reviewed & managed
  • Ratings panel that allows the content reviewers to easily rate the content, thus scoring it, based on the rating attributes that have been configured as part of the campaign
  • One click Approval/Rejection of content for inclusion in campaign & publishing to public facing website(s) or outbound email
  • Comment capability that allows a team of content reviewers to provide either whole clip or cue point comments regarding the content. The comments are shared within the team to allow for easier collaboration
  • A whole clip comment is typically a general comment that would be made regarding the entire clip. For example, “Out of the 6,000 clips we have reviewed this clip is in my Top 10 for humor”
  • A cue point comment is a comment that is made at a point in time during the clip to shine a light on something specific. We capture who made the comment, the date and time, as well as the time code (e.g., “1:27”) within the clip itself. For example, a content reviewer is reviewing a user generated submission might point out that there is potential copyright infringement issue because a person in the clip is wearing a Nike t-shirt, and the campaign sponsor has not cleared rights with Nike

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